The law recognises that are occasions when it may be appropriate to withhold certain information and provide exemptions in specified circumstances. If we withhold information on the basis that it is exempt from disclosure, where it is possible to do so, we will explain the exemption(s) we are relying on and the reasons why one or more are necessary. 3.9 Can I choose the format in which my information is supplied? Where you have submitted your request electronically or asked us to respond in a particular format, we will try to do so wherever this is reasonably practicable. 3.10 Can you refuse my request? In certain circumstances we may refuse to act on your request if we consider that your request is unfounded, excessive or repetitive in nature. We will give our reasons if we refuse to comply with your request on any of these grounds. 3.11 What if I am not satisfied with your response or it is taking too long? If you do not hear from us by the latest due date or are not satisfied with the response you have been given, you have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner. The Information Commissioner is the UK’s independent regulator responsible for upholding and enforcing the rights of individuals under data protection law. You can email the Information Commissioner’s office or write to: Information Commissioner's Office Wycliffe House Water Lane Wilmslow
The law recognises that are occasions when it may be appropriate to withhold certain information and provide exemptions in specified circumstances. If we withhold information on the basis that it is exempt from disclosure, where it is possible to do so, we will explain the exemption(s) we are relying on and the reasons why one or more are necessary. 3.9 Can I choose the format in which my information is supplied? Where you have submitted your request electronically or asked us to respond in a particular format, we will try to do so wherever this is reasonably practicable. 3.10 Can you refuse my request? In certain circumstances we may refuse to act on your request if we consider that your request is unfounded, excessive or repetitive in nature. We will give our reasons if we refuse to comply with your request on any of these grounds. 3.11 What if I am not satisfied with your response or it is taking too long? If you do not hear from us by the latest due date or are not satisfied with the response you have been given, you have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner. The Information Commissioner is the UK’s independent regulator responsible for upholding and enforcing the rights of individuals under data protection law. You can email the Information Commissioner’s office or write to: Information Commissioner's Office Wycliffe House Water Lane Wilmslow
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