Here you can find out about past seminars at the Centre for Freedom of Information.
The Symposium Hall, Surgeon's Hall, The Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh EH8 9DW
5.30 pm – 9.00 pm (drinks reception at 8pm)
Speakers:
e-Documents:
CFOI_Mar_2010_programme.pdf2-4 pm (optional lunch at 1pm and refreshments included at 4 pm)
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cfoi_programme_feb_2010_v1.pdf2-4 pm (optional lunch at 1pm and refreshments included at 4 pm)
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Thomson_Sem_3.pptDalhousie Building, University Campus
(optional lunch at 1pm and refreshments included at 4 pm)
Speakers:
• Dr Áine Ryall, University College Cork
• Professor Colin Reid, University of Dundee
Working with environmental information - Panel discussion
Professor Colin Reid, Dr Áine Ryall, Kevin Dunion, Emma Welsh and Guy Linley-Adams
e-Documents:
Colin_Reid_EIR.pptLectures by Christine O'Neill, Brodies LLP and David Banisar, Privacy International.
It is more than four years since the introduction of freedom of information legislation in Scotland. This seminar looks at the interaction of the right to access information in Scotland with the rights afforded by the UK-wide Data Protection Act 1998. What have we learned about the balance between these two laws?
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christine_oneill.pptLectures by Kevin Dunion, Scottish Information Commissioner and Natasa Pirc Musar, Slovenian Information Commissioner and discussion chaired by Rosalind McInnes, Principal Solicitor, BBC Scotland.
Dalhousie Building, University of Dundee, 2-4pm.
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npmurc.pptLecture by Professor Alan Page and discussion chaired by Lord Rodger of Earlsferry.
Dalhousie Building, University of Dundee, 2-4pm.
e-Documents:
foi_devolved_scotland_speech09.pdfFreedom of Information: Hope and Experience lecture by The Rt. Hon. Lord Wallace of Tankerness, QC.
e-Documents:
lordwallacesspeech.pdf
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