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Freedom Of Information Act

Discussion in 'Online Casino and Poker Complaints - old section' started by the hunt, Feb 1, 2006.

    Feb 1, 2006
  1. the hunt

    the hunt Dormant account

    Occupation:
    many jobs
    Location:
    sussex, uk
    With the new Freedom Of Information Act, is it time for us to start asking casinos etc the questions we wanted answers for yesteryear, now that within reason they HAVE to supply the information?


    Any ideas would be good.....
     
    the hunt, Feb 1, 2006
    #1
    2. Feb 1, 2006
  2. GrandMaster

    GrandMaster Ueber Meister CAG

    Occupation:
    Mathematician by day, online gambler by night.
    Location:
    UK
    Huh? The FOIA only applies to public bodies (in a loose sense) and in the UK.
     
    Last edited: Feb 1, 2006
    GrandMaster, Feb 1, 2006
    #2
    3. Feb 1, 2006
  3. Westland Bowl

    Westland Bowl Tin Foil Hat Club Member CAG PABnonaccred

    Occupation:
    not applicable
    Location:
    America
    Right, GrandMaster. In United States, FOIA doesn't generally apply to private sector and certainly not to overseas-based casinos. But if a private corporation/business does government work by contract or otherwise officially provide the government with services, they can be liable to FOIA inquiries.
     
    Westland Bowl, Feb 1, 2006
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