Search for "freedom of information" speaker:Diane Abbott (TheyWorkForYou.com)

Written Answers — Home Department: Asylum Seekers (Medical Care) (9 Mar 2006): Diane Abbott: ...it is his policy to make details of protocols employed by his Office for the clinical governance of medical and dental services provided at detention centres for asylum seekers available under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Orders of the Day — Competition Bill [Lords]: Abuse of Dominant Position (8 Jul 1998): Miss Diane Abbott: ...for political and social influence and power. It must be unhealthy in politics for there to be undue dominance and monopoly in political and social power and influence. Because of the importance of freedom of information and the free flow of information, and because of the relationship between newspapers and politics, it is all too easy to make a special case for dealing with monopoly and...
Oral Answers to Questions — Duchy of Lancaster: Freedom of Information (4 Feb 1998): Miss Diane Abbott: The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster will be aware that his freedom of information White Paper and the radical proposals that it contains have been widely acclaimed. It may be one of the most important things that the Government will do. Has my right hon. Friend received any representations about the Millennium Experience Company? In the spirit of the freedom of information White Paper,...

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