Freedom of Information Act 2000

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This course provides an overview of the Freedom of Information Act and explains the legal duties when handling; processing and responding to requests for information.

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Me Learning has been providing cutting-edge digital, virtual and blended learning to the Health and Care sector for more than 14 years. Our courses are accessible digitally from anywhere on any device and mirror the virtual way individuals choose to interact with the world today.

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Mahatma Gandhi

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