Regulatory

Esslemont v The Information Commissioner

[2024] UKFTT GRC 333First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory)2024

“1. For the reasons set out below the Home Office was not entitled to rely on section 22 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to withhold the information requested by the complainant on 21 June 2023.”

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