Sentences with phrase «by foia»

Uses and disclosures required by FOIA come within § 164.512 (a) of the privacy regulation that permits uses or disclosures required by law if the uses or disclosures meet the relevant requirements of the law.

167, 691 N.W. 2d 11 (2004)(public bodies are not required by the FOIA to provide microfilm copies rather than paper copies of the records at issue, even when the public body keeps the records on mircrofilm).

Not only do they not take offence, but they repeat the lie that climate scientists are being burdened by FOIA requests.

They are obliged by FOIA guidelines to inform third parties of this.

An objection was raised, an official objection, a documented objection, made public by FOIA requests.

He would not be pissed off by FOIA violations.

I've luckily only received a handful of obnoxious emails — no death threats to me or my family yet — from its publication by FOIA and dissemination by WUWT and you and others on CA.

There is not much outside the few mails called out by FOIA and me on day one.

At 6:30 on May 27th 2008, the scientists in CRU were directed by FOIA officer Palmer to contact Ammann and find out if he considered his mails confidential.

The fact of their misrepresentation was documented in an letter sent by the FOIA appeal office to Mcintyre Nov 13th, 2009.

Would back - channel communications between Briffa and Wahl / Amman have been covered by this FOIA request?

The distinction is significant, especially because UEA's FOIA policies might impose on CRU additional requirements not mandated (or not precisely mandated) by the FOIA.

If a FOIA request is denied by the FOIA coordinator, the FOIA coordinator must send a written notice containing the reasons for denial and explain the right to submit a written appeal to the Webberville Community Schools Board or seek judicial review in court.

They were attacked by FOIA [Freedom of Information Act] demands.

Not exact matches

Navigating the most difficult aspects of the regulatory process seems to be a priority for Apple, according to documents obtained through FOIA by MobiHealthNews.

He did not shield public records from FOIA by routing official communication through a private server in his basement.

The groups compared data they received through FOIA last year, which showed 16,220 foreclosures by Financial Freedom between April 2009 and April 2016, with newly released data that covered April 2009 to December 2016.

Earlier this month, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rejected a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request regarding Tezos and it remains unclear whether the project is under investigation by the agency.

FOIA requests may be submitted to the Cole Administration office (101 W. Illinois Ave.) in person or either by mail, fax or email.

FOIA forms may be downloaded here or obtained by calling 630-897-0516.

He reported this week that his FOIA request was denied by attorneys for DC public schools, who claimed that «that details about the rebates constitute «trade secrets» and that exposing them to public scrutiny would hurt the «competitive position» of Chartwells, the school system's contracted food service provider.»

Even if a recording or transcript did exist, they would probably be Presidential Records Act records if they were being recorded by the White House, so they would not be subject to FOIA.

Open records requests, filed under FOIA and FOIL, seek information about the proposed Brooklyn - Queens Connector streetcar service project By Progress

5Written response by Broome County's Commissioner of Planning & Economic Development to a citizen FOIA request for documents regarding EIT, New York State Small Cities Program Community Development Block Grant and Broome County, 4/11/05

In September, Nadeau submitted a Freedom of Information (FOIA) request to view all existing reports on the health impacts of hydrofracking written by either the Cuomo Administration's health department or environmental agency.

We filed several Freedom of Information Act requests (FOIAs) to gain access to agency records and were alarmed by what we found.

But when I used FOIA to request these documents (as well as several other documents related to how NIH manages conflicts of interest), NIH refused to turn them over — not even redacted versions — as they're required to do by law.

Their contents were almost entirely redacted by the department when it responded to the FOIA request.

Furthermore, the FOIA Coordinator shall include within each FOIA Notice the date in which the FOIA request is received as prescribed by the Act, as well as the date (s) in which a response is due, including both a response due within the five (5) days prescribed by the Act as well as the date in which a response is due pursuant to the ten (10) day extension; and each administrator shall have two (2) business days to respond to the FOIA Coordinator in one of the following ways: 1) stating that the documents do not exist; 2) stating that some or all of the documents exist and by providing those documents located to the FOIA Coordinator; or 3) stating that a ten (10) day extension is required to search, review, and copy the documents requested.

PROCEDURE FOIA Appeals Denial of a request by Webberville Community Schools FOIA Coordinator may be appealed to the Webberville Community Schools Board of Education by forwarding the request with a written notice of appeal to:

All FOIA requests received by Webberville Community Schools» employees must be forwarded to the FOIA Coordinator.

This determination will be made on a case - by - case basis considering the volume and complexity of the FOIA request, including the number of documents requested, the number of documents that must be searched to respond to the request, the location of the documents, the number of documents that must be examined to respond to the request, and the amount of information that must be redacted.

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a Federal law that gives you the right to access any U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) records unless DOT reasonably foresees that the release of the information in those records would harm an interest protected by one or more of the nine exemptions (such as classified national security, business proprietary, personal privacy, investigative documents) or release is prohibited by law.

We plan to make a decision on whether FOIA Online meets our requirements by December 31, 2013.

FOIA Online, a FOIA module jointly developed by the Environmental Protection Agency, the Office of Government Information Services within the National Archives and Records Administration, and the Department of Commerce was recently launched and should expand transparency and increase public access to information for the partner agencies.

A participant can obtain access to, contest the accuracy of and seek correction of his / her administrative records in the system by making a request in writing to the FHWA FOIA Office.

If there is a significant FOIA backlog, details on how the agency will reduce the backlog by 10 % each year?

Additionally, drivers may seek access to their information by writing an inquiry to Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Attn: FOIA Team MC - MMI, 1200 New Jersey Avenue SE, Washington, DC 20590.

On December 1st, Michael Morisy, co-founder of MuckRock, a website that helps people file FOIA requests with the government, asked the FBI for any manuals, documents or other written material it might have related to the FBI's use of data gathered by Carrier IQ.

But in response to a FOIA request filed by NCLC and the ACLU, the Department's Federal Student Aid office acknowledged that it has no policies in place to monitor the racial impacts of its collection practices, nor does it keep any data that would allow it to monitor how African American or Latino borrowers are faring.

On my first attempt to find out how many Oklahoma dogs are processed by Class B dealers, I was told by USDA to submit a request through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), which I did.

«If they FOIA the documents, by the time they get them, the statute of limitations will likely have expired,» says John Goodwin, senior director of the HSUS puppy mills campaign.

When the only information available concerning intake and outcomes is that which must be provided by public shelters through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, the public is receiving an incomplete and perhaps distorted representation of these matters.

By the way, as an adjunct to our whistleblower practice, PEER makes extensive use of FOIA to force disclosure of matters other wise buried in agency cubicles.

A snapshot among other things of how non-Western governments like that of India are made to «buy in'to the consensus, giving rise to the astonishment of Richard Black yesterday that our friend FOIA dared to intimate in his README that the trillions diverted by climate politicking may not be ideal for the poorest.

And by using a subpoena rather than FOIA for the identical specific information, noncompliance becomes contempt of congress under 2USC192.

ClimateGate was about scientists plotting to keep public information away from the public by not complying with FOIA requests.

Climategate initially threw mud at the CRU temperature record by inference from the FOIA refusals, and that mud stayed through Copenhagen, and in fact until BEST came along to exonerate the data.

Another outcome of Climategate was that people didn't trust Jones or his CRUTEM data (because he was being reluctant to release it in the face of dozens of FOIA requests by random CA people).

Was this conceal [ing a] record held by the public authority (FOIA 2000)?