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Freedom of information—reviewing the latest practice and procedure

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Published on: 07 September 2018
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Public Law analysis: Jeremy Isaacson, associate at Farrer & Co, considers the latest law, practice and procedure in the area of freedom of information (FOI), including the impact of changes in data protection law, revised statutory guidance, changes to the listed public bodies and further legislation in the pipeline.

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