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In recognition of the need for consistency in compliance, the Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland developed a Model Publication Scheme for use by Chief Constables in Scotland. This scheme has been approved under Section 24(1)(b) of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 by the Scottish Information Commissioner, who is responsible for enforcing FOISA. Tayside Police Publication Scheme • Download the Tayside Police Publication Scheme as a PDF Information pro-actively published by Tayside Police is available via the menu on the right. In recognition of abbreviations used in the Police Service an A-Z glossary is also available. Tayside Police view the Publication Scheme as a positive opportunity to respond to the public interest in information held by the Force. In meeting its obligations under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002, Tayside Police is mindful of the values and principles of openness and transparency. In order to keep the scheme as inclusive as possible, the scheme will be reviewed from time to time. Feedback Please contact us if you have any observations regarding this Publication Scheme or suggestions for information to be included. Freedom of Information Officer Tayside Police Headquarters PO Box 59 West Bell Street Dundee DD1 9JU Telephone 01382 596169 / 596644 Email information@tayside.pnn.police.uk It must be understood that email is not always reliable and Tayside Police cannot be held responsible for non-delivery of your email to our network. In addition, should your email be infected with a computer virus it will be deleted and, in line with best security practice, receipt will not be acknowledged. It is recommended that if you do not receive a response to your email that you use an alternative means of communication. |
