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Document
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MO-1535
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File #
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MA-010333-1
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Institution/HIC
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City of Toronto
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Summary
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The City of Toronto (the City) received a request under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (the Act) for records in the requester’s family residence file held by the City’s shelter, housing and support division, and the daycare file for the requester’s son held by the City’s children’s services division. The requester’s son is under the age of 16 and at one time was in the custody of the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto (the CAS), although it is not clear to me whether this is still the case.
The City provided full access to the daycare records, and partial access to the family residence records. The City withheld portions of the family residence records on the basis of sections 14 and 38(b) (invasion of privacy) of the Act. The requester, now the appellant, appealed the City’s decision.
This appeal was not resolved through mediation and moved to the adjudication stage. I initially sent a Notice of Inquiry setting out the issues in this appeal to the City, which made both confidential and non-confidential representations in response. In its representations, the City agreed to disclose additional portions of the withheld records, but declined to disclose the remainder.
I then sent a Notice together with the City’s non-confidential representations to the appellant. The appellant requested and I granted an opportunity to provide her submissions to me orally.
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Legislation
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14(2)(f)
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38(b)
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54(c)
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2(1) personal information
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MFIPPA
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2(1)
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Subject Index
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Signed by
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Dawn Maruno
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Published
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May 03, 2002
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Type
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Order
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Issue Outcomes
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bad
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