Request for Judgment of ET case: Mr R Moss V Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service: 1305855/2020 and 1302780/2021
Dear HM Courts and Tribunals Service,
Can you provide me with the following information please?
1) A copy of the written ET Judgment: Mr R Moss V Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service: 1305855/2020 and 1302780/2021, this was signed by the Judge on 03/05/2023 and sent to both parties on 10/05/2023.
2) Can you provide me with any information as to why this Judgment has not been placed online, https://www.gov.uk/employment-tribunal-d... , despite a period of almost 6 months elapsing since this Judgment was sent to both parties on 10/05/2023?
Yours faithfully,
Robert Moss
Dear HM Courts and Tribunals Service,
Can you please acknowledge receipt of my request and give an indication as to when you will respond to it?
Yours faithfully,
Robert Moss
Dear Mr Moss
We can confirm receipt & the dead line for responding is the 29th November
Regards
Disclosure Team
Dear Mr Moss
Please see the response to your recent Freedom of Information Request
attached.
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Dear Disclosure Team,
This information is held by the Midlands (West) Employment Tribunal, (* see link below), but no one answers the telephone or responds to emails. This Judgment was provided to both parties on the 10th May 2023 and it is legally incumbent that this Judgment should be made publicly available online, (**see the link below), but despite 6 months elapsing I cannot, as a member of the public, obtain a copy of this Judgment and nor can anyone else. It seems entirely impossible to obtain this Judgment, or to ascertain why it isn't publicly available, and to discover who is legally responsible for this failure.
* https://www.find-court-tribunal.service....
** https://www.gov.uk/employment-tribunal-d...
Yours sincerely,
Robert Moss
I have previously enquired where I may obtain this information but it just feels like I'm being sent around in circles. How else can this information be obtained when it's legally incumbent, on someone, to place this Judgment online in a timely fashion. It's over 6 months since the Judgment was made and it still is not publicly available. Can someone intervene, please?
Dear Mr Moss,
Thank you for your email.
The information you request is exempt from the right of access set out in Article 15(1) of UK GDPR, by way of Schedule 2, Paragraph 14(2)&(3), of DPA 2018, which state:
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For any curious readers, here are the relevant documents
https://www.gov.uk/employment-tribunal-d...