Results 1-6 of 6 for "freedom of information" speaker:Greg Clark
- Written Answers — Energy and Climate Change: Departmental Freedom of Information (26 Feb 2009)
Greg Clark: To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change how many requests under the (a) Freedom of Information Act 2000 and (b) Environmental Information Regulations 2004 his Department has (i) received and (ii) responded to since its inception.
- Deferred Division: Civil Service (7 May 2008) has video
Greg Clark: ...t let Members of Parliament see copies of the Cabinet Office staff magazine...Would you mind reconsidering"? But just in case he did not, I said: "or alternatively, treat this as a request under the Freedom of Information Act". I fully expected to get a copy of the magazine through the post, but amazingly the Minister instructed his officials to go through the bureaucracy of denying...
- Government of Wales Bill (Programme) (No. 3): Public Accounts (18 Jul 2006)
Greg Clark: ...the point that this information exists and is not being provided to the Committee, I can tell the House that the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which no one can accuse of being politically partisan, put in a freedom of information request to obtain that information. In a letter refusing to disclose it, HMRC wrote to Mike Brewer of the IFS: "You have requested information that HMRC holds...
- Oral Answers to Questions — Treasury: Tax Credits (15 Jun 2006)
Greg Clark: The Paymaster General knows exactly what the likely cost of the increased disregard will be, but in rejecting the freedom of information request she said that officials had to balance the public interest in disclosing the information with the public interest in withholding it. What is the public interest in preventing MPs from knowing the cost of her policy? Is it not a shameful situation for...
- Opposition Day: Tax Credits (7 Jun 2006)
Greg Clark: ...assessment of the consequences of the change, but its request was refused. HMRC sent the IFS an unbelievable letter in which it disclosed that it had information about the cost of the increased disregard, but refused, on freedom of information grounds, to give it. The letter read: "In applying this exemption we had to balance the public interest in withholding the information against the...
- Written Answers — Health: Freedom of Information (4 May 2006)
Greg Clark: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what guidance her Department issues to primary care trusts on charges made for freedom of information requests.
