Freedom of Information
Access to Information
The Freedom of Information Act gives members of the public a right of access to all information held by public authorities.
Madinatuna is committed to its aim of fostering a culture of openness, transparency and accountability in Government and strives to give members of the public a right of access to all information held by Madinatuna.
Publications
Madinatuna adopts a publication scheme that makes certain categories of information routinely available online.
Our aim is to publish as much information as possible on our website free of charge, but our publications list is not a definitive list of all the information on our website or all the information that Madinatuna holds.
If you wish to re-use or reproduce any publication listed in our publication scheme, you may be required to apply for a copyright license.
Other information requests
Information not available through our publication categories or on our website can be requested by submitting a written request to us either by:
- Completing the online form
- Email us
Your request must state:
- Your preferred correspondence details, e.g. email or postal address
- Describe the information you need in as much detail as possible. If we need to clarify your request it may take longer to provide the information.
Please allow a period of 20 work days for a response to be given to a request for information, we will attempt to answer your request as soon as possible.
Please note that this right of access to information is subject to certain exemptions, for example the protection of third party interests but we will explain these if they apply.
In some cases a fee may be charged for providing information and you will be informed before any costs are incurred.