Number of General Exception Notices
Dear Southwark Borough Council,
I should like to know how many General Exception Notices have been issued by the Council in each of the last five years, ideally broken down by department /area (but not if that would make the task unduly onerous), and whether all of these notices were made available to the public / published on the council website prior to the relevant decisions being made.
I am concerned that the council is only now putting on its website exception notices relating to decisions made six months ago, and that the number of exception notices seems to be increasing.
Yours faithfully,
Sam
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Kind regards
Accessinfo Team
London Borough of Southwark Council
PO Box 64529
London
SE1P 5LX
www.southwark.gov.uk
Dear accessinfo,
I would point you to the ICO guidance on this issue which clearly states that an initial and surname are sufficient. For what it’s worth my first name is Samantha.
(Refer para 25 of https://ico.org.uk/media/for-organisatio...).
Yours sincerely,
S Krafft
Dear Ms Kraft,
Please find a response to your information request attached.
Kind regards,
Crystal Norbert
Corporate Information Governance Officer
Southwark Council | Finance & Governance | Information Governance
0207 525 4184
[email address]
Southwark Council - Finance and Governance, 2nd floor hub 1, PO Box 64529, London, SE1P 5LX
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