Freedom Of Information (FOI)
The Freedom Of Information Act requires all public bodies in the UK (such as West Yorkshire Safety Camera Partnership) to provide a general right of access to the information they hold. It came into force on January 1 2005.
West Yorkshire Safety Camera Partnership is committed to being open and transparent wherever possible and providing information to the public proactively. We publish information about who we are and what we do via;
- our website
- local newspapers, radio stations and TV
- specialist publications and supplements
- advertising
- driver education initiatives
It is West Yorkshire Police policy to publish information that the public has an interest in viewing. However, as we are committed to protecting the communities we serve through the prevention and detection of speeding, it must be recognised that it is not always in the public interest to release certain information. For example, information concerning ongoing police investigations and operational matters essential for maintaining an effective enforcement programme would not be released.
Information Requests
Prior to submitting any request under the freedom of information act, please refer to the West Yorkshire Police freedom of information disclosure log, which can be accessed by the following link; WYP FOI
You may also wish to refer to our FAQ page, on this website, which may answer some of your queries. Frequently Asked Questions section
If not and your query relates to a request under the Freedom of Information Act, all requests must be made through the Freedom of Information pages on the West Yorkshire Police website.
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