The Freedom of Information Act 2000 provides
a general right of public access to all recorded information
held by public authorities. The purpose of this Act
is to ensure that all public authorities are clear and
open about information held within their institutions.
Under this legislation all public authorities are required
to produce a Publication Scheme, in order to present
all the types of information that are published on a
regular basis by the institution.
As the British School of Osteopathy (BSO) is a registered
charity and not a public authority, please note that
the current legislation does not apply to the BSO, and
the BSO is therefore under no legal obligation to respond
to such requests.
Our annual report may be downloaded
from here and we hope that our website gives a comprehensive
overview of the BSO and its work.
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