Sentences with phrase «of access to information»

But another reason may be lack of access to information about international jobs.

With modern societies able to blend more readily given the ease of access to information these differences are becoming fewer.

For better or for worse, the government could have a much higher level of access to information on cryptocurrency trades and their respective traders in the near future.

61 The overarching purpose of access to information legislation, then, is to facilitate democracy.

Rather than it was in the majority of charging fees to the service of access to information and sites.

In a blended learning environment that leverages technology, students are not bound by their classroom walls in terms of access to information, knowledge, and experts.

Its purpose is to raise awareness of the necessity of access to information in democratic societies.

Some stakeholders and commentators have raised concerns about an apparent absence of government records relating to controversial government decisions, which tends to decrease the effectiveness of access to information legislation.

The question is more about the precise nature of the access to the information — is it limited, is it unlimited, is there a fee involved.

Does the public have a fundamental right of access to the information?

On the one hand is their straightforward lack of access to information.

With all that power and ease of access to information, you'd think teachers would have a better idea of how much their school spends.

You can also specify who will see your posts, and you can separate friends into different categories with different levels of access to information.

«It is only through the repeal of Section 24 and freedom of access to information held by the Home Office that experiments and experimenters» conduct can be examined so as to ensure the best possible outcome for animals and science,» PETA said.

No. 18030 / 11, European Court of Human Rights, Grand Chamber Junior to Richard Clayton QC; the Grand Chamber revisited contradictory authority to recognise, in part, a right of access to information under Article 10 EHCR (instructed by various NGO Interveners, including the Media Legal Defence Initiative, the Campaign for Freedom of Information and Article 19)

While improvements in access to education has meant young people in Kenya are better educated than ever before, 67 % of young Kenyans between the ages of 15 and 24 are thought to be out of work and millions more enter unstable employment each year.i The mismatch between what is learnt at school and the skills required in the 21st century labour market, along with a lack of access to information about jobsii, are among the most frequently cited causes of youth unemployment.

The federal Access to Information Act and corresponding provincial freedom of information legislation provide a right of access to information held by government institutions, subject to certain exceptions.

Ease of access to information through the internet may be both part of the solution and part of the problem.

[2] These questions were explored by Chris Castle following a review of access to information requests about the study.

Power derives from control of access to information.

The ministers responsible for the various legislation say the recommendations are being addressed, including a review of the Access to Information law which is taking place behind closed doors.

In referring to FIA 2000, Judge LJ noted that although it establishes a general right of access to information which lies within the possession of public authorities, such a right is subject to exemptions.

I'm pleased that Renae Addis and Neil Uttamsingh of RBC Community Investment in Ontario have joined us this afternoon, as it will be added value to hear a corporate perspective on the question of access to information - for example, is RBC perceived to be approachable - willing to share information?

It would be recalled that in a letter dated 15 October 2015 and signed by Ann May of the Access to Information Team, the Bank said that «In response to your request under AI3982, we would like to inform you that we are still considering your request and need additional time to provide you with a more comprehensive response.»

Its main recommendation is that scrutiny committees should report to Full Councils, and have much stronger powers of access to information and evidence, and the ability to call individuals to account.

It explicitly gives you the right of access to information concerning you for purposes of modification, deletion or forbidding the further use of it.

The single entity and mode of delivery may need rethinking to account for the wealth of access to information now in place with the Internet and mobile technology.

Given the combination of access to information online and varying learner backgrounds, it's a waste of time to force learners through video and other content regardless of initial skillset.

Mathew Walley, who is representing forest communities from Liberia at the conference, has seen at first hand the effects of access to information being denied: «People feel cheated.

The authors propose that the widespread availability of access to information through traditional computing and mobile devices has the potential to increase access to justice in «real time, across borders, across disciplines, and across a huge mass of stakeholders.»

Right to Know Week was originally started in Sofia, Bulgaria in 2002 as a result of a meeting of Access to Information Commissioners from around the world.

Interestingly, David Stratas of Heenan Blaikie LLP and Paul Szabo, Member of Parliament and Chair of the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Standing Committee, called for the entrenchment of the Right to Information in the Charter.

His email to and from one of the charities became the subject of an access to information request under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA).

Shel Holtz started the day with Tactical Transparency: the Value of Access to Information.

Where an applicant requests a certain form of access to information, the information may only be provided by other means for good cause.

From the 40,000 foot level, innovation with technology in law libraries has revolved around the increasing digitization of primary and secondary sources of law, the impact of the Internet, the organization of access to information via an Intranet portal and the delivery of services and training using technology.

And, spurred on in large part by the internet and the democratization of access to information, the matters that clients can handle themselves are multiplying.

Finally, open access contributes to the broader reputation of science and scholarship as an open enterprise and public good in a digital era in which public expectations of access to information have greatly increased.

Justice Cromwell referenced Justice La Forest's statement in Dagg v. Canada (Minister of Finance) to explain the purpose of the Access to Information Act,

KO delivers enhanced services to and through the province's publicly funded libraries by supporting equity of access to information, creation of digital content, research and literacy.