426 result(s)
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MO-4494 - 2024-02-27
Access to Information Orders - OrderThere is no reference in the mediator’s report to a constitutional issue raised by the appellant as one of the issues remaining at issue.
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MO-4472 - 2023-12-15
Access to Information Orders - Order[47] The city states that it cannot speak to why the Mediator's Report indicated that there were 75 pages of privileged documents. [...] In any event, it submits that the Mediator’s Report does not constitute evidence. [...] [49] In response, the requester states that the 75-page count in the Mediator’s Report was provided to the mediator by the city after the partial release of documents by the city.
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MO-4454 - 2023-10-27
Access to Information Orders - Order[21] I acknowledge the police’s position that access to the audio recording was not specifically raised in the Mediator’s Report.
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MO-4452 - 2023-10-19
Access to Information Orders - OrderIn the Notice of Inquiry, I stated that, having reviewed the Mediator’s Report, there are issues that need to be addressed first, as threshold issues, before considering a constitutional question that the appellant had raised.
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PO-4450 - 2023-10-13
Access to Information Orders - Order[11] In my preliminary review of the records, I noted that they did not all contain the personal information of the appellant, although, the mediator’s report noted that the ministry claimed section 49(b) for all of the records (information containing the personal information of the appellant).
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MO-4446-I - 2023-09-28
Access to Information Orders - Order - InterimA redacted copy of record 9 was provided to the IPC. Given that this issue was not identified in the mediator’s report and the appellant has not adduced evidence seeking access to the withheld portions, I have removed this record from the scope of the appeal.
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MO-4430-I - 2023-08-29
Access to Information Orders - Order - Interim[6] I note that the Mediator’s Report, which summarizes the facts and issues remaining in the appeal at the conclusion of the mediation, did not identify a PHIPA issue. [...] Despite being given the opportunity to identify any errors or omissions in the Mediator’s Report, the appellant did not raise that there exist a PHIPA issue.
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PO-4423 - 2023-07-21
Access to Information Orders - Order[12] Upon receipt of the mediator’s report, the appellant asked that the issues to be decided on appeal include the reasonableness of the university’s search and the application of exemptions and exclusions cited by the university in its interim response to his request.
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PO-4420 - 2023-07-19
Access to Information Orders - OrderThe issues were set out in a mediator’s report, which confirmed the parties’ agreement on the outstanding issues for adjudication.
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PO-4421 - 2023-07-19
Access to Information Orders - Order[8] At the conclusion of mediation, the mediator issued a mediator’s report that identified the issues remaining in dispute. [...] The mediator’s report states that the appellant wished to proceed to adjudication on the basis of the university’s claim that it had denied access to the information withheld from the records because that information is not responsive to the request.
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PHIPA DECISION 215 - 2023-07-17
Health Information and Privacy - Decision[18] The cover letter to the Mediator’s Report that was sent to the complainant, clearly indicates that it reflects the issues that remain in dispute. [...] [19] The cover letter also requests that the complainant review the Mediator’s Report and advise the mediator, by a specific date, if there are any errors or omissions, in which case, the mediator will determine whether the Mediator’s Report should be revised. [...] The complainant did not advise the mediator that the Mediator’s Report contained any errors or omissions.
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PO-4408 - 2023-06-23
Access to Information Orders - OrderHowever, as indicated in the earlier Mediator’s Report (dated March 20 [2023]) and affirmed in the adjudicator’s Notice of Inquiry (attached again here for ease of reference), “the appellant has not confirmed the pages of the records that constitute the ‘Work Plan’.” [...] [14] Further to the above emails between the ARO and the appellant, as well as the Notice of Inquiry and the mediator’s report, which were both sent to the appellant, I find that the Work Plan at issue in this appeal is the 27 page document referred to above.
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MO-4390 - 2023-06-07
Access to Information Orders - Order[30] In the Mediator’s Report, record 4 is described as nine “pages of donation information.” The charity explains that the information in this record is “fees relating to specific services rendered,” and makes clear that they were paid by the board: [...] [1] As described in the Mediator’s Report, which summarizes the agreed upon facts.
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PO-4395 - 2023-05-23
Access to Information Orders - Order[16] I further note that the Mediator’s Report, which summarizes the facts and issues remaining in the appeal at the conclusion of mediation, did not identify either the reasonableness of Metrolinx’s search for records or the scope of the request as an issue to be considered at adjudication. [...] Despite being given the opportunity to identify any errors or omissions in that Mediator’s Report, the appellant did not raise the possible application of these or any other issues. [...] [17] Therefore, what is before me to determine is whether the four records identified by Metrolinx as responsive to the appellant’s request, referenced in both its access request and in the Mediator’s Report, are exempt from disclosure under section 12(1), the mandatory exemption for records placed before Cabinet or its
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PO-4394 - 2023-05-19
Access to Information Orders - Order[3] According to the mediator’s report, the appellant agreed to follow-up with the Ministry of Finance and therefore the first part of the request is not at issue in this appeal.
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PO-4390 - 2023-05-16
Access to Information Orders - Order[13] Upon receipt of the mediator’s report, the appellant stated that the issues to be decided on appeal should include the application of the exclusion and exemptions cited by the university in its interim response to his request.
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PO-4381 - 2023-04-26
Access to Information Orders - OrderAs confirmed in the Mediator’s Report, the only issues for adjudication are the third party information and personal privacy exemptions. [...] [2] The Mediator’s Report indicated that the seven records at issue consist of the withheld portions of 11 pages in records 2-6, 8 and 11, however, there are no redactions on two of the three pages in record 11.
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MO-4364 - 2023-04-17
Access to Information Orders - Order[5] However, an appeal to the IPC is an appeal from a decision that an institution has already made.[3] As a result, I decline to consider any alternative wording to the request apart from the wording that was set out in the Mediator’s Report.[4] In any event, the result would be the same, given my findings that follow.
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PO-4367 - 2023-03-21
Access to Information Orders - OrderThe appellant challenged the mediator’s report, claiming that it did not accurately reflect the issues for mediation. [...] I note that the appellant also challenged the mediator’s report on the basis that it failed to include, among other things, alleged bad faith on the part of the ministry and other matters not related to an exemption or section under the Act and which are therefore not properly before me in these appeals.
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PO-4363 - 2023-03-15
Access to Information Orders - Order[1] The Mediator’s Report indicated that there were 241 pages at issue.
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MO-4336 - 2023-02-22
Access to Information Orders - OrderAs set out in the Mediator’s Report, the appellant believed that there were “reports and emails” as noted in the comment section of a document entitled List of Inspections; and a letter dated March 9, 2021 from the City’s Director, Building and Chief Building Official.
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PO-4356 - 2023-02-21
Access to Information Orders - OrderWith a Mediator’s Report, the mediator sends the parties a letter, which states, in part: [...] [12] The Mediator’s Report identified the sole issue remaining as that of reasonable search. [...] [17] As set out above, the Mediator’s Report identified the sole issue remaining as that of reasonable search.
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PO-4354 - 2023-02-13
Access to Information Orders - OrderI do not agree, for example, with the assertion that the IPC has prioritized the claims of the OHRC over those of the appellant by documenting in the mediator’s report the OHRC’s position on the issues.
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PO-4352-I - 2023-02-08
Access to Information Orders - OrderIt was not listed as an issue to be decided at adjudication in the Mediator’s Report that the parties had an opportunity to object to. [...] I acknowledge that the Mediator’s Report indicates that the appellant flagged the fact that the college only provided records to the date specified in the request and that he was seeking records to the present time (which was during mediation) – and that the college searched again, and provided him with additional records
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MO-4326 - 2023-02-07
Access to Information Orders - Order[9] The Mediator’s Report indicates that the appellant believes additional “records” exist.