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at first ofcom refused to supply the call book data
and gave their reasons
i didnot think they were right and ofcom looked again and changed their minds
OFCOM
Ref- 1-42039751
23 January 2008
Mr Ian Abel
BY EMAIL: g3zhi@hotmaii.com
Dear Mr Abel
Freedom of Information: Right to know request
Thank you for your email requesting information on the cost of UK callbook data
from Ofcom.
We received your request on 3 January. 2008 and I have dealt with it under the
Freedom of
Information Act 2000 the "Act".
I am writing to advise you that Ofcom does not currently sell the UK callbook
data.
It is provided to the Radio Society of great Britain with the consent of the
radio amateurs and published annually. Whilst we have passed on the data to
bona fide, recognised publishers, we feel it would not be in the reasonable
contemplation of those who have provided data that
their information would be passed on to other parties, To provide you with the
data would
involve Ofcom re-obtaining the consent of all of the amateur radio licensees
who have
previously agreed to have their personal data published in a callbook.
Furthermore, Ofcom is withholding the information as it falls under the
exemption in section 40
of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, which relates to personal information
and which
provides that such information is exempt for the purposes of the Act.
Section 40 is an absolute exemption under the Act and does not require a public
interest test.
If you have any further queries. please let me know. above in any future
correspondence.
Yours sincerely
Jonny Ayres
Information Compliance Advisor
Tel: 020 7981 3854
If you are unhappy with the response or level of service you have received in
relation to your request from Ofcom you may ask for an internal review.
If you ask us for an internal review of our decision, it will be treated as a
formal complaint and will be subject to an independent review within Ofcom.
We will acknowledge the complaint and inform you of the date by which you might
expect to be
told the outcome.
The following outcomes are possible
the original decision is upheld or
the original decision is reversed or modified
Timing
If you wish to exercise your right to an internal review you should contact us
within two months of the date of this letter.
There is no statutory deadline for undertaking internal reviews and it will
depend upon the complexity of the case but we will aim to conclude all internal
reviews within two months. If you wish an internal review you should contact
Graham Howel
The Secretary to the Corporation
Ofcom
Riverside house
21 south bridge road
London SE91 9HA
If you are not content with the outcome of the internal review you have the
right to apply directly
to the information commissioner for a decision.
The Information Commissioners Office
Wycliffe House
Water Lane
Wilmslow
Cheshire
SK9 5AF
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