Department for International Trade (Central government) [2022] UKICO 186110 (18 November 2022)


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Cite as: [2022] UKICO 186110

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Department for International Trade

The complainant made a multi-part request to the Department for International Trade (DfIT) for numbers of export licence applications between two named companies for specific goods. The DfIT provided answers to the first parts of the request but refused to provide the numbers for parts 7-10 of the request under both section 43 and 41 of the FOIA. The Commissioner’s decision is that the public authority has failed to demonstrated either exemption is engaged and therefore is not entitled to rely on either exemption to withhold the information at parts 7 – 10 of the request. The Commissioner requires the DfIT to disclose to the complainant the information requested at parts 7-10 (inclusive) of the request.

FOI 43: Complaint not upheld

Decision notice: 186110

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