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MO-2757
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MO-2757
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File #
MA11-329
Institution/HIC
Kingston Police Services Board
Summary
The appellant sought access to records relating to various incidents in which he was involved with the police. The police granted access to most of the information contained in the records, but denied access to other portions, claiming the application of the exemption in section 38(b), in conjunction with section 14(1) (personal privacy). During the mediation of the appeal, the appellant raised the issue of reasonable search. In this order, the adjudicator upholds the police’s decision to deny access to the records under section 38(b) and finds that the police properly exercised their discretion not to disclose the records. In addition, the adjudicator upholds the police’s search as being reasonable and dismisses the appeal.
Legislation
MFIPPA
14(3)(b)
Section 17
2(1) personal information
38(b)
Signed by
Cathy Hamilton
Published
Jun 27, 2012
Type
Order
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