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Freedom of information in the CRB

The Freedom of Information Act 2000 gives anybody the right to access information held by public authorities. In this section you can search through previous requests, or find out how to make a new request.

All public authorities have obligations under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. When responding to requests, they have to follow a number of set procedures.

How to submit a request under the Freedom of Information Act

Search previous releases

Before you make a new request, you may wish to look through our Freedom of Information log to check that the information you're after has not already been made public. If you would like to view cases from before 31 March 2010 please visit the archived Freedom of Information log.

Submitting a new request

If you wish to submit a new request under the Freedom of Information Act please contact the following address:
 
CRB Freedom of Information Officer
PO Box 165
Liverpool
L69 3JD

Publication scheme

The CRB publication scheme explains which of the information the CRB currently holds is available to you.

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