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Business of the House (26 Apr 2007): Tony Baldry: ...hospital in my constituency. It refuses to publish the names or professional qualifications of the members of those working parties, or even to acknowledge a request for that information under the Freedom of Information Act. Can the Leader of the House think of any conceivable justification for my constituents not knowing the names and qualifications of the members of those working...
NHS Finance (15 Nov 2005): Tony Baldry: ...." It is interesting that the international director is clearly privy to information that is denied the Royal College of Nursing and Unison. When those organisations had the temerity to ask under the Freedom of Information Act 2000—that is their only hope of discovering anything from the Government—they are effectively told to shut up because any discussions between the SHA,...
Orders of the Day — Official Secrets Bill: Information Resulting from Unauthorised Disclosures or Entrusted in Confidence (16 Feb 1989): Mr Tony Baldry: .... Under the Bill that is not an offence. Let me put it in simple terms: if the British Government make available to the American Government information that is then published under that country's freedom of information legislation, further publication of that information is not, and cannot be, an offence under clause 6(3). Secondly, even when we are dealing with official information, in...

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