Q: What is FOI?
A: The FOI Act provides that from 21 April, 1998, every person has the following new legal rights:
These rights mean that from 21 April, 1998, people can seek access to personal information held on them - no matter when the information was created - and to other records created after 21 April, 1998.
Q: What records can be requested?
A: Under the Act, the following records are accessible:
Freedom of Information (FOI) Publication Scheme
National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA)
Section 8 of the Freedom of Information Act 2014, requires FOI bodies to prepare and publish as much information as possible in an open and accessible manner on a routine basis outside of FOI, having regard to the principles of openness, transparency, and accountability. This allows for the publication or giving of records outside of FOI provided that such publication or giving of access is not prohibited by law. The scheme commits FOI bodies to making information available as part of their normal business activities in accordance with this scheme.
Please find the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment FOI Publication Scheme below. Each table leads to links to the relevant information on the NCCA's website. If the information you require cannot be found here, you may wish to conduct a search on the NCCA's website.
For information on how to make a Freedom of Information request please click here.
Q: How do I make an FOI Request to the Council?
A: You can send a request in writing to:
Mr. Morgan Lockhart
FOI Officer
National Council for Curriculum and Assessment
35 Fitzwilliam Square
Dublin 2
T. +353 1 661 7177
info@ncca.ie
Your request should include the following:
The Freedom of Information Act 2014 are available in hard copy from Government Publications Sales Office.
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