Titlebook: Open Government; Freedom of Informati Andrew McDonald (Head of Government Services),Greg Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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The Rise and Decline of Freedom of Information in Australiaactivism by public interest groups. No other single Act of parliament has been so debated. This chapter outlines the origins of freedom of information, before turning to examine the Act itself since its proclamation in 1982.

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Book 1998y Australia, Canada, Ireland and New Zealand.Each of these accounts is itself an original contribution to the literature on that country‘s experience.Throughout, the emphasis in upon freedom of information and privacy issues.

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nior academics and civil servants.Britain‘s situation and future requirements are set in context by insights from other Westminster systems of government, namely Australia, Canada, Ireland and New Zealand.Each of these accounts is itself an original contribution to the literature on that country‘s e

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Freedom of Information and Open Government in Canadad in early 1994 in the . that ‘Canadians simply have stopped believing that their institutions — schools, churches, the media, as well as government — are accountable’.. Governments at all levels have become the lightning rods for this discontent, and the federal government is the leading conductor.

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Freedom of Information: The Constitutional Aspectsat is certainly the case so far as freedom of information is concerned. Until the 1997 general election at least, Britain had been moving, in Peter Hennessy’s words, ‘from the back of an envelope to the back of a code’.. We now live in a half-way house between a system of ‘tacit understandings’ and

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