Report Summary
This is the Authority’s Guide to Information, which lists the information that we routinely publish to fulfil our obligations under Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002. We follow the model publication scheme.
This page also shows the information we produce as part of our public task, as required under the Re-use of Public Sector Information Regulations 2015.
We do not charge for our information save what is stated under lists and registers below.
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Copyright and re-use
The Authority holds the copyright for most of the information in this publication scheme. This information can be copied or reproduced without formal permission, provided it is copied or reproduced accurately, if not used in a misleading context, and provided that the source of the material is identified.
The publication scheme may, however, contain information where the copyright holder is not the Authority. In most cases the copyright holder will be obvious from the document, for example clearly marked as from or produced by Police Scotland. In cases where the copyright is unclear, however, it is the responsibility of the person accessing the information to locate and seek the permission of the copyright holder before reproducing the material or in any other way breaching the rights of the copyright holder. Wherever possible the scheme will indicate where the Authority does not own the copyright documents within the section detailing classes of information.
