The Access to Information

Bill,2015

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(2) A public entity or private body from which an
application for access to information has been made may
charge a prescribed fee for the provision of the information
and the fee shall not exceed the actual costs of making
copies of such information and if applicable, supplying
them to the applicant.
(3) Subject to subsection (2), the Cabinet Secretary
shall make regulations prescribing the fees payable for
expenses incurred in providing information to an applicant.

At the request of the applicant, a public entity
or private body shall within reasonable time, at its own
expense, correct, update or annotate any personal
information held by it relating to the applicant, which is out
13. (1)

Correction

of

information.

of date, inaccurate or incomplete.

(2) A request under this section shall be made in
writing to the public entity responsible for the maintenance
of the record system containing the out of date, inaccurate
or incomplete information and shall(a) state that it is a request to amend certain personal
information relating to the applicant;
(b) specify the personal information that is to be
amended indicating how such information is out of
date, inaccurate or incomplete; and

(c) specify the remedy sought by the applicant.
PART IV_RE,VIEW OF DECISIONS BY THE
COMMISSION
14. (1) Subject to subsection (2), an applicant may
apply in writing to the Commission requesting a review of
any of the following decisions of a public entity or private
body in relation to a request for access to information(a) a decision refusing to grant access to the
information applied for;
(b) a decision granting access to information in
redacted form;

(c)

a

(d)

a

decision purporting to grant access, but not
actually granting the access in accordance with an
application;

decision

information;

to

defer providing the access to

Review of
decisions by the
Commission.

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