What happens when you ask for information
What happens when you ask for information we have
produced?
We may need to ask you a few questions to make
sure we give you exactly what you want. You do not have to tell us
why you want the information.
If we don't have the information we'll let you
know as soon as possible and tell you - if we can - where else you
might find it.
If we do have the information you request,
we'll send you a copy within 20 working days (four weeks). If
possible we'll provide it in the format you require, such as
another language, audiotape, Braille, by email or on CD.
Do you have to pay for the
information?
You can have a copy of anything listed in the
'publications scheme' free of charge. If the information is
not normally published but will not take long to find a copy, we'll
send it for free.
If you have made three or more different
requests within six months, we will charge you a fee, to cover the
cost of finding the information. This will cover the cost of
administration and will usually be no more than £10. You will need
to send payment before we can give you the information.
What if you have a question about the
information?
Firstly check whether there are any contact
details on the information you received. If not, contact us
and we will help you find the right person to speak to.