Coroners' Prevention of Future Deaths Reports 2013-2024 sent to Association of Police and Crime Commissioners
Dear Association of Police and Crime Commissioners,
Under the Freedom of Information Act, I request data on coroners' Prevention of Future Deaths reports (PFDs or Reg 28 letters) received by the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners. Can I please request the following:
1. the total number of PFDs where the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners was a listed addressee from inception (July 2013) until April 2024 (or the most recent available data), broken down as annual counts for each calendar year (e.g. for 2013, the number of reports from Jul to Dec; for 2014 the number of reports from January to December).
2. the total number of PFDs where the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners was copied for information as an ‘interested person’ from inception (July 2013) until April 2024 (or the most recent available data), broken down as annual counts for each calendar year (e.g. for 2013 the number of reports from Jul to Dec; for 2014 the number of reports from January to December).
Yours faithfully,
Dr Georgia Richards
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Dear Association of Police and Crime Commissioners,
I am writing regarding the FOI request sent on 23 May 2024.
Is this still being processed internally? I hope to get a response soon.
Many thanks,
Dr Georgia Richards
Dear Association of Police and Crime Commissioners,
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of Association of Police and Crime Commissioners's handling of my FOI request 'Coroners' Prevention of Future Deaths Reports 2013-2024 sent to Association of Police and Crime Commissioners' that I sent on 23 May 2024 and have not yet received a response.
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A full history of my FOI request and all correspondence is available on the Internet at this address: https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/c...
Yours faithfully,
Dr Georgia Richards
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