CLARIFICATION - Announcements: Trailer for FOI movie: "Re/Quest" and Information Commisssioner
All;
I contacted OIPC regarding a ATIA request and received the following clarification:
The OIC pilot project to exercise our discretion to waive
the $5 application fee does not apply to whole community of federal
institutions. It is an OIC specific initiative. Also, the OIC
can only process records under the ATIA that we control. Any requests under the
ATIA for records under the control of other federal institutions have to be made
directly to them, and could well involve the $5 application
fee.
Please see the link below to learn more about our pilot
project
I hope this is helpful - please don't hesitate to contact me
if you have any other questions.
a) Industry Canada: All letters received regarding the changes to
the long-form census. Both the letters in support of its cancellation
and those against it.
b) Statistics Canada: All letters received regarding
the changes to the long-form census. Both the letters in support of
its cancellation and those against it.
c)
Industry Canada: All calls received regarding the changes to the
long-form census. Both the calls in support of its cancellation and
those against it.
d) Statistics Canada: All calls received regarding
the changes to the long-form census. Both the calls in support of its
cancellation and those against it.
I will spend the 10$ and cost the Feds. 110$ to process the check.
Cheers t
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 11:18 PM, Mark Weiler <[hidden email]> wrote:
A couple of announcements:
The Office of the Information Commissioner has entered a six month pilot project where the $5.00 application fee for ordering records through the Access to Information Act is now being waived. You can now order records from the OIPC by emailing the Access to Information and Privacy Officer, [hidden email]
Not sure what to order? Maybe this trailer for the new FOI movie can help?
"Re/Quest: The Story of the Greatest Freedom of Information Legislation Mage" is a public education project about a young FOI Mage on an epic FOI quest into the Land of the Gatekeepers.
The trailer and movie are entirely remixed from Creative Commons content and released under a Creative Commons license. So you are free to redistribute it.
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