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Five ways in which FOI works

Posted on March 7, 2025 by The Constitution Unit

The Freedom of Information Act 2000 was enacted just over 25 years ago, and has now been fully in force for two decades. Ben Worthy uses Unit research to contradict assertions that the Act was a mistake in principle or is simply a tool for journalists, and outlines five ways in which it has changed things for the better.

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Posted in Freedom of information, Government | Tagged Ben Worthy, bots, civil servants, David Cameron, FOI, Freedom of Information Act 2000, Information Commissioner, Liz Truss, local government, Martin Rosenbaum, ministers, mySociety, Parliament Wiki Edits, Scotland, Tony Blair, Transparency International UK, universities and FOI, WhatDoTheyKnow, Whatsapp, Wikipedia | 2 Comments
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