Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002. PDF Print E-mail

The Act introduced a general statutory right of access to all types of 'recorded' information of any age held by Scottish public authorities. Subject to certain conditions and exemptions, any person who makes a request for information will be entitled to receive it. The Act is promoted and enforced by a fully independent Scottish Information Commissioner.

The Commissioner is an independent public official whose duties include:

 

  • the promotion of good practice
  • approving and assisting in the preparation of publication schemes
  • providing information on the operation of the Act
  • enforcing compliance with the Act

 

Link to the Act


Further information:

Scottish Government website  
Scottish Information Commissioner website 


 
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