Information Act. The information may be used for the purposes consented to in the Declaration. Individuals have the right to request access to and correction of their personal information. Should you have any questions concerning your information and privacy, please contact: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Access to Information and Privacy Director, Floor 00, 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxx 0, Xxxxxx XX X0X 0X0 or by email at XXXX.Xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx.XXX@XXX.XX.XX and reference AAFC’s personal information bank Agricultural Marketing Programs Act: Advance Payments Program, PPU 140. (2024).
Information Act. 2. Xxxxxx Xxxxx (ed.) Keeping Archives 2nd Edition, (Australian Society of Archivists and XX Xxxxxx, Melbourne 1993), p.479
Information Act. Because of this possi- bility, the following notice shall be provided to all prospective offerors of unsolicited proposals: The Government will attempt to comply with the ‘‘Use and Disclosure of Data’’ leg- end. However, the Government may not be able to withhold a record (data, document, etc.) nor deny access to a record requested by an individual (the public) when an obligation is imposed on the Government under the Free- dom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. 552, as amended. The Government determination to withhold or disclose a record will be based upon the particular circumstances involving the record in question and whether the record may be exempted from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act. Records which the offeror considers to be trade secrets and commercial or financial in- formation and privileged or confidential must be identified by the offeror as indicated in the referenced legend. [66 FR 4233, Jan. 17, 2001, as amended at 71 FR 76500, Dec. 20, 2006] Sec. 316.307 Contract clauses. 316.505 Ordering. 316.603 Letter contracts. 316.603–3 Limitations. 316.603–70 Information to be furnished when requesting authority to issue a letter contract. 316.603–71 Approval for modifications to let- ter contracts. 316.770 Unauthorized types of agreements. 316.770–2 Memorandums of understanding.
Information Act. INTRODUCTION Access to government archives held by the NT Archives Service is determined in accordance with Section 142 of the Information Act. The Information Act provides for the transfer of permanent records to the NT Archives Service, where they become part of the Territory Archives. Territory Archives are preserved for their value to the government and the community. All government archives must be open for public access eventually. The open access period is the period during which the public may access the archives. Public access to government archives is restricted prior to the open access period. The restricted access period for government archives in the custody of the NT Archives Service is the period during which decisions on access are made by the public sector organisation responsible for the archives. The restricted access period is negotiated by the Chief Executive Officer of the responsible public sector organisation and the NT Archives Service at the time of transfer of the records (s.142 (1) of the Information Act). An Access Agreement defines when an archives series will be open to the public (refer to section “How to prepare an access agreement”). The Information Act provides for an open access period for government archives commencing 30 years after their creation. If it is in the public interest a 45-year restricted access period may apply. Further extensions of ten-year periods are permissible if it is in the public interest. However, all government archives must be open after a maximum restricted access period of 100 years. Decisions about access to government archives during the restricted access period are made by the responsible public sector organisation (refer to section “Public Access within the Restricted Access Period”). DETERMINING RESTRICTED ACCESS PERIOD Determination of the restricted access period for government archives should be made with the view to making archives available to the public. This is consistent with the intent of the Information Act which is to make government information available unless it is in the public interest to restrict access, or for the protection of privacy. In the majority of cases, government archives will be opened after a restricted access period of 30 years.
Information Act. The Contractor will support the FMOH to develop an information act or similar legislation for data reporting, collection, presentation and sharing which aligns with the concepts of the IRR. Specific services and deliverables will be established in the work planning process and final results and outputs will be specified in the XXX Plan pursuant to Section C.6 below.
