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*Norfolk Police revealed that two of its officers, Chief Insp. Dick Curtis and Sgt. P. Newby, had each | *Norfolk Police revealed that two of its officers, Chief Insp. Dick Curtis and Sgt. P. Newby, had each received Christmas puddings from the Queen, valued at £13. | ||
*The century-old practice of keeping royal wills secret is to be reviewed by a panel which includes senior judges. | |||
==Who is the "Royal family"?== | ==Who is the "Royal family"?== | ||
*[[FOI for republicans/Royal family]] | *[[FOI for republicans/Royal family]] | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 23 August 2009
Authorities
Drafting requests
- in writing (letter - email - WDTK)
- your name and email or postal address
- you need not refer to the Act but it helps ensure your request is dealt with by the right people
Exemptions
- Royal Corresp.
- Data Protection/privacy
- Security
Environmental information regulations
- no Royal Correspondence exemption
Success stories
- finding out what the Royal Prerogative is.
- finding out about the tax status of the Queen and Prince Charles
- 2003 Nazi foreign officials saw Edward VIII as a friend of Germany in the middle of the second world war, according to a newly released US intelligence report.
- finding out about Prince William
- Norfolk Police revealed that two of its officers, Chief Insp. Dick Curtis and Sgt. P. Newby, had each received Christmas puddings from the Queen, valued at £13.
- The century-old practice of keeping royal wills secret is to be reviewed by a panel which includes senior judges.
