“…liament and the Courts to agree if possible: see the decision of Stanley Burnton J (as he then was) in Office of Government Commerce v Information Commissioner [2010] QB 98, at paragraph 61.…”
“…liament and the Courts to agree if possible: see the decision of Stanley Burnton J (as he then was) in Office of Government Commerce v Information Commissioner [2010] QB 98, at paragraph 61.…”
“…That principle was applied by Stanley Burnton J in Office of Government Commerce v Information Commissioner (AG Intervening) [2008] EWHC 774 (Admin), [2010] QB 98 where he held that the Information Commissioner had been right to refuse to treat a Parliamentary Question as a valid request under the Freedom of Information …”
“…lso drew attention to a passage in the judgment of Stanley Burnton J in Office of Government Commerce v Information Commissioner (Attorney General intervening) [2010] QB 98 at [49]: “. . . There is no reason why the courts should not receive evidence of the proceedings of Parliament when they are simply relevant historical facts o…”