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The 2017 election manifestos and the constitution

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UKAJI is reblogging this excellent overview from the Constitution Unit of General Election manifesto pledges – human rights, Freedom of Information and access to data are particularly relevant issues for administrative justice. The Constitution Unit Blog Over the past two weeks the political parties have published their manifestos for the snap general election. In this … Continue reading →

Disruptive or beneficial? Freedom of information in the UK

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Excellent post on review of FOI Act and the future of Freedom of Information – cites important research by the authors. The Constitution Unit Blog On 1 March, to some surprise, the Burns Commission concluded that the Freedom of Information Act was ‘generally working well’. Ben Worthy and Robert Hazell explain how the Commission came … Continue reading →

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