Please supply a copy of legal advice received regarding NZ Localities dataset
Richard Clark made this Official Information request to Fire and Emergency New Zealand
The request was refused by Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
From: Richard Clark
Dear Fire and Emergency New Zealand,
In your response to my OIA request, dated 28th Jan 2020, you noted the following in Schedule 1 point 4:
"Fire and Emergency received legal advice on the potential to publish the Localities Dataset in accordance with the Creative Commons licencing framework and the nature of measures available to mitigate the Public Risk in that context."
Please provide a copy of the legal advice received and any information provided to the legal advisor for the preparation of the advice.
Yours faithfully,
Richard Clark
From: Web Communications
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
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For all other queries, please be advised we will respond within five
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Kind regards
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
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From: Web Communications
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
Thank you for your email.
This is to confirm that your request has been received and has been passed
on to the relevant team.
They will respond to you in the next two business working days.
Kind Regards,
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
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From: Goodall, Ruth
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
Good afternoon Richard,
I am writing to acknowledge your request dated 28 January 2020.
In accordance with section 15 of the Official Information Act 1982 we will
try to respond to your request as soon as practicable and in any event no
later than 20 working days after the day your request was received. If we
are unable to respond to your request by then, we will notify you of an
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identity, within Fire and Emergency. We will contact you to discuss your
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We will also contact you if:
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your request;
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request or information that relates to it.
Kind regards,
Ruth Goodall
Advisor, Executive & Ministerial Services
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From: Fett, Ethan
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
Good afternoon,
Please find attached, a response from Raewyn Bleakley, Deputy Chief
Executive, Office of the Chief Executive, to your information requests.
Kind regards,
Ethan Fett
Advisor, Executive & Ministerial Services
Office of the Chief Executive
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FENZ refused this request: "A decision has been made to withhold this information under section 9(2)(h) of the Official Information Act (OIA). Fire and Emergency New Zealand considers that withholding of the information is necessary to enable us to maintain legal professional privilege.
Fire and Emergency does not consider that, in the circumstances of this particular case, the withholding of this information is outweighed by other considerations which render it desirable, in the public interest, to make the information available"
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