Information rights – Environmental information – general -‘ the Commissioner’s determination that all of the information requested must be made available by the Appellant to the Second Respondent for examination in situ without charge, and that the Appellant was in breach of its duties under the Regulations in declining to do so, was correct and is confirmed. For the avoidance of doubt, this only requires the Appellant to make available for examination information held by it, whether electronically or in physical form, from which a set of answers to the standard enquiries on form Con29R in relation to the property can be derived. It does not require the Appellant to conduct any more refined evaluation of any such information or its actual relevance (if any) to any such enquiry, or to provide any information in the form of actual or putative answers to the enquiries themselves. Nor does it require the disclosure of any personal data contrary to Regulation 13.’
Citations:
[2011] UKUT 104 (AAC), [2011] AACR 44
Links:
Statutes:
Environmental Information Regulations 2004, Local Land Charges Act 1975 3
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Land, Local Government, Information
Updated: 07 September 2022; Ref: scu.433518
