IOM valuer advice on sale of Ramsey Couthouse
| Authority | Department of Home Affairs |
|---|---|
| Date received | 2017-03-09 |
| Outcome | All information sent |
| Outcome date | 2017-03-21 |
| Case ID | 378936 |
Summary
The requester asked for the valuation report on the sale of the Ramsey Courthouse, but the Department of Home Affairs directed them to the Tynwald Hansard records instead of providing the document directly.
Key Facts
- The request was made on 2017-03-09 and responded to on 2017-03-21.
- The requested valuation information was already publicly available via a Tynwald Order paper.
- The Government Valuer placed a value of £400,000 on the Ramsey Courthouse.
- There was a recorded debate regarding this valuation in the Hansard.
- The authority cited Section 20 of the Freedom of Information Act 2015 to avoid sending the document.
Data Disclosed
- 2017-03-09
- 2017-03-21
- IM80625I
- £400,000
- Section 20
Exemptions Cited
- Section 20 of the Freedom of Information Act 2015 (Information reasonably accessible)
Original Request
The valuation advice or report provided by the Isle of Man Government Valuer or Assistant Government Valuer on the sale value of the Ramsey Courthouse.
Data Tables (1)
Full Response Text
REFERENCE NUMBER: IM80625I March 21st 2017 REQUEST UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2015 (“the Act”) Thank you for your request dated March 9th 2017
Your request You asked for ;
The valuation advice or report provided by the Isle of Man Government Valuer or Assistant Government Valuer on the sale value of the Ramsey Courthouse.
Response to your request
as we discussed your request was the same as a question on the Tynwald
Order paper for March 21st.
This states:
What value was placed on the Ramsey Courthouse building by the Government valuer?
1. Following the sitting the information you have requested is available from Hansard at;
http://www.tynwald.org.im/business/hansard/Pages/recent.aspx
The value was confirmed as £400,000 but there was a debate about this valuation
and this debate is recorded at the website above.
Under section 20 of the Act we do not have to provide you with information if it is
already reasonably accessible to you. If, however, you do not have internet access to
Chief Executive’s Office
DHA Headquarters
Tromode
Douglas, ISLE OF MAN
IM2 5AP
Telephone: (01624) 694313
Fax:
(01624) 621298
Web address: www@gov.im/dha
Email: GeneralEnquiries.DHA@dha.gov.im
Department of Home Affairs
Rheynn Cooishyn Sthie
obtain this information from the website(s) listed, then please contact me again and I
will send you a paper copy.
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1
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Yours sincerely
Simon Griffin Director of Social Policy