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MO-2840-I
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MO-2840-I
File #
MA12-208
Institution/HIC
Town of Bracebridge
Summary
The town received a request for all complaint information related to the appellants’ address. The town relied on the mandatory exemption in section 14(1)(invasion of privacy) to withhold portions of two records. The appellants appealed the town’s decision and the town acknowledged that the discretionary exemption in section 38(b)(invasion of privacy) applied instead. This interim order finds that section 38(b) applies, and directs the town to exercise its discretion with respect to the two records under section 38(b).
Legislation
MFIPPA
2(1) personal information
38(b)
Signed by
Stella Ball
Published
Jan 31, 2013
Type
Order – Interim
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