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Data protection – Processing of information. The claimant had put forward his own name twice unsuccessfully to the defendant House of Lords appointment commission. The claimant brought seeking disclosure of two unsolicited letters sent to the defendant under the Data Protection Act 1998. His claim was opposed by the defendant. The Queen's Bench Division held that the information was exempted information and dismissed the claim.
Data protection – Processing of information. The claimant had put forward his own name twice unsuccessfully to the defendant House of Lords appointment commission. The claimant brought seeking disclosure of two unsolicited letters sent to the defendant under the Data Protection Act 1998. His claim was opposed by the defendant. The Queen's Bench Division held that the information was exempted information and dismissed the claim.
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