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personal data under 40(2) of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The complainant challenged the decision before the ICO. Is the information personal

didn't grant the access to the personal data requested to the individual under section 40(2) of the FOIA. The ICO had to determine whether the Council had

not grant the access to all the information requested on the exception laid out on section 40(2) of the FOIA. The ICO had to determine whether the Council

whether the Universityis entitled to withhold the requested information under section 40(2) of the FOIA. As per the applicability of Article Articles 40(2)

Authority (‘the Authority’) withheld the information requested under section 40(2) of the FOIA. This provision applies as an exemption to the principle of disclosure

at section 40(2) or 31(2) of the FOIA. First, the ICO had to assess if the requested information imposes the burden upon the DfE. Second, the ICO analyzes

relying on Section 40(2) and Section 40(3A) of the Freedom of Information Act. Section 40(3A)(a) in particular prevents the disclosure of information that

required fot the role and the standard contract used when commissioning the care. The CCG has withheld the job description under section 40 on the basis that

30(2) of FOIA, however it was exempt from disclosure on the basis of section 40(2) of FOIA. The MOD also explained to the complainant that for the avoidance

in Articles 40(2) and 43(2) FOIA apply to the case. As per the applicability of Article Articles 40(2) FOIA, it must be determined whether the withheld information

exemptions.   The exemptions relating to the provision of information can be absolute by Section 2(2)(a) FOIA or qualified by section 2(2)(b) FOIA.  Where an

information. As such, the City of York Council were correct in applying the Section 40(2) Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) exemption. The complainant requested

Department correctly refused to disclose the requested information under section 40(2) FOIA, by way of section 40(3A) a. The requested information constitutes

Trust was right to withhold the information requested under section 40(2) FOIA, by way of section 40(3A)(a). The ICO saw the particular data subjects’ interests

that D&CP was entitled to withhold the information requested under section 40(2), by way of section 40(3A)(a)of the FOIA. Share your comments here! Share

complaint, ICO examined whether the Northamptonshire Police had the right to apply the section 40 of the FOIA ("neither confirm nor deny" provisions), which