Victoria Cetinkaya - Research Integrity: Legal and policy obligations to share research data
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The document discusses the role and responsibilities of the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) regarding freedom of information and data protection. It provides an overview of the ICO's mission to uphold information rights and privacy. Key details include statistics on the ICO's performance in 2010/2011, an explanation of the UK Freedom of Information Act and its exemptions, and how the ICO works with the higher education sector on issues related to research information and compliance.
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