Re-use of public sector information
The aim of the current regulations is to encourage the re-use of public sector information by removing obstacles that stand in the way of re-use. The main themes are improving transparency, fairness and consistency.
- What is re-use?
- What information can I ask to re-use?
- What information can I use freely?
- Is there a fee for re-using the information?
- Submit a request
- When will I get a response?
- What are the possible outcomes for my request?
- Will I always be given permission to re-use documents?
- Can information be used in any way I like?
- What happens if someone else wants to re-use the same information?
- What if I am not happy with the response?
What is re-use?
The Re-use of Public Sector Information Regulations (PSIR) allow people to ask to re-use council information for their own purposes.
Re-use means using the information for a purpose other than the purpose for which the document information was originally produced. This could, for example, be for commercial, research or publication reasons.
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14/02/2022
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Information Management Service