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Oral Answers to Questions — Culture, Media and Sport: BBC (Public Service Broadcasting) (10 Nov 2008) has video: Jeremy Hunt: If the system works so well, will Secretary of State explain why it is so difficult for licence fee payers, even after freedom of information requests, to find out the salaries paid to BBC management or BBC stars? Should not the first lesson be that, if the BBC is to restore confidence in what it does, it needs to be totally transparent? This is our money, not the BBC's, and we are entitled...
Opposition Day — [11th Allotted Day — Second Part]: Olympic Legacy (29 Oct 2008) has video: Jeremy Hunt: I welcome the hon. Gentleman's involvement in county sports partnerships, which are extremely positive initiatives. I got my information from a freedom of information request. We received responses from hundreds of councils about the expected costs.
Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Departmental Freedom of Information (9 Jul 2008): Jeremy Hunt: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how many freedom of information requests his Department received in each of the last three years; and in how many the information requested was (a) given within 20 working days, (b) given after more than 20 working days, (c) given in part within 20 working days, (d) given in part after more than 20 working days and (e) refused.

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