Invoices
Dear Stirling Council,
Please provide me with a list of all individual invoices by
company/organisation name, date and amount over the sum of £500.00
received & paid by Stirling Council for the financial years
2008/09
& 2009/10. Please confirm the date the invoices were paid.
Please confirm when you will comply with recommendations and
guidance from the Government to publish this information on a
regular basis on the Council website.
Yours faithfully,
brian ovens
Dear Brian,
Your request has been logged and a response will be issued by not later
than 15 November. The request has been allocated reference:
FOI/2926/10.
Allan Graham
Information Compliance Officer
01786-442926
Dear FOI FOI,
Do you have an answer to my request for information yet?
ref number.......FOI/2926/10
Yours sincerely,
brian ovens
Dear Brian,
OR: FOI/2926/10
We are checking with the Service concerned and a response should be issued shortly.
Allan Graham
Information Compliance Officer
01786-442926
Dear Brian,
OR: FOI/2926/10
Should have an update this afternoon. The service are being chased for a response.
Allan Graham
Information Compliance Officer
01786-442926
Dear Brian,
OR: FOI/2926/10
You should receive a response today.
Apology for the delay.
Allan Graham
Information Compliance Officer
01786-442926
Dear Brian,
OR: FOI/2926/10
I have just been informed there is 44,000 items do you still want a listing?
Allan Graham
Information Compliance Officer
01786-442926
Dear Brian,
FOI/2926/10
Please find attached response to your request of 18 October. The file has
been password protected, upon receipt if you email back to confirm receipt
I will send you the password.
If you are dissatisfied with the way in which your request for information
has been dealt with you are entitled to request a review of the actions
and decisions made by the Council in relation to your request. You can,
if you wish, ask informally for the reasoning behind the response, and if
still dissatisfied you can request a formal review. In any case, your
request for review must be in writing or some other permanent form stating
your name and address for correspondence, and specifying the request for
information to which your request for review relates and why you are
dissatisfied with the response.
You must make your request for review not later than 40 working days after
the expiry of the 20 working day period of response to your initial
request by the Council or not later than 40 days after the receipt by you
of the information provided, any fees notice issued or any notification of
refusal or partial refusal.
Your request for review should be addressed in the first instance to:
Allan Graham
Information Compliance Officer
Governance
Old Viewforth
STIRLING
FK8 2ET
E.Mail: [1][email address]
Allan Graham will then arrange for an appropriate officer to undertake a
review.
Please note that in any e.mail you must state your name.
If you are dissatisfied with how your request for a review has been dealt
with, then you are entitled to ask the Scottish Information Commissioner
to investigate your case. You must ask the Scottish Information
Commissioner no later than 6 months after the date of receipt by you of
the notice or decision you are dissatisfied with or within 6 months of the
expiry of the period of 20 working days from receipt by the Council of
your request for review. Your should write to;
The Scottish Information Commissioner
Kinburn Castle
Doubledykes Road
St Andrews
Fife
KY16 9DS
(Tel 01334 464610)
Email: [2][email address]
Regards
Gary
Gary Rooney
Change Support Adviser
Business Transformation & Technology Service
Stirling Council
Viewforth
STIRLING
FK8 2ET
Phone: 01786 443007
fax: 01786 442900
e-mail: [email address]
References
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1. mailto:[email address]
2. mailto:[email address]
Dear Gary Rooney,
Yes I have received you post, can you now send me the password, thanks.
Yours sincerely,
brian ovens
Dear Brian,
The password for the file is: St1rl1nG_counCIL_11_19_10GR
If there are any issues with this - let me know
Regards
Gary
Gary Rooney
Change Support Adviser
Business Transformation & Technology Service
Stirling Council
Viewforth
STIRLING
FK8 2ET
Phone: 01786 443007
fax: 01786 442900
e-mail: [email address]
Dear Gary Rooney,
It does nt work, it keeps telling me to make sure the capitals lock is off, which it is.
Yours sincerely,
brian ovens
Brian
The password is 27 characters long - if you have copied it and pasted it
from the email it picks up an extra 2 characters (spaces) at the end for
some reason meaning it does not match.
The error message about the caps lock is just a standard message that
says the password did not match
if you can try again and if it fails I will resend it with a different
(shorter) password on it on Monday morning
sorry for the inconvenience
Regards
Gary
Gary Rooney
Change Support Adviser
Business Transformation & Technology Service
Stirling Council
Viewforth
STIRLING
FK8 2ET
Phone: 01786 443007
fax: 01786 442900
e-mail: [email address]
Alex Skene left an annotation ()
The file has now been mirrored here, in CSV format:
http://files.whatdotheyknow.com/request/...
Kind regards
Alex - WhatDoTheyKnow volunteer
Michael Traill left an annotation ()
How pointless is this password system!
Is it just a way of forcing people to acknowledge receipt or something.
Michael Traill left an annotation ()
I've sent Stirling Council a wee email:
'This is a normal business enquiry.
Whilst visiting the whatdotheyknow.com website I became aware of an intriguing practice excersied by Stirling Council.
I noted that when responding to requests for information that were submitted under the provisions of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 with attachments, these attachments were password protected. The only way for the recipient to obtain the password is to then further contact you.
It would be useful if you could provide some information as to why this practice has been adopted by Stirling Council. For what reason is it done? What does it achieve? Do you ever find people passing comment on it (good, bad or neutral)?
I look forward to hearing from you.'
I will post a comment when I hear back from them.
brian ovens left an annotation ()
Glad people are watching this request, some interesting stuff on the reply.
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Mark Goodge left an annotation ()
FWIW, it worked for me with that password. Although it seems a bit pointless to protect it anyway if the password itself is going to be sent in the clear via the same route as the spreadsheet.