The Ockbrook and Borrowash Parish Council has RESOLVED; ‘that Ockbrook and Borrowash Parish Council adopts the Model Publication Scheme – Freedom of Information Act 2000’.
Much of the information is available on our website www.obpc.org.uk. All other�  information will be available in other formats such as printed copies.
The scheme lists who you need to contact to ask for information and gives their address and phone number and, where available, their email address.
Information listed in the scheme may be obtained by various methods:-

• (i) by writing to the Council at the address given in the scheme;
• (ii) by e-mail request to the address set out in the scheme
• (iii) by request from our website www.obpc.org.uk
• (iv) by telephoning 01332 664100
• (v) by visiting the Parish Hall, Church Street,Ockbrook, DE72 3SL where the Parish Office is situated.

We will make paper copies of the publication scheme available at the Parish Rooms.
Charges
We plan to make as much information available as possible without charging for it.
Free of charge on the website. For those without Internet access, a print out would be available from the named officer who is responsible for the day to day operations. However multiple printouts or complete documents may attract a charge for cost of retrieval, photocopying and postage. We would let you know if a charge was involved at the time you make your request
Free of Charge to view at the Parish Hall. An appointment may be necessary.
If you need a lot of printed material we may charge you. Any charges made will be calculated using the Fee Regulations determined under the Act.
Where a charge is payable,payment will normally be required before the information can be provided to you.
Complaints
The Parish Clerk will determine what information you have asked for and to tell you where you can find it. If the information you receive is not what you need, you should first contact the Clerk Graham Taylor..
If the information you asked for is not available, the Clerk will tell you why.
If you believe that we have not dealt with your request fairly and cannot deal with it satisfactorily on an informal basis, you should follow our complaints procedure (copy available from the Parish Clerk).
If you have followed our complaints procedure and are still not happy with how we have dealt with your request, you may also contact the Information Commissioner to ask him to investigate the matter. You can contact the Information Commissioner at Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 5AF - phone 01625 545700 email: data@dataprotection.gov.uk.
Information available from Ockbrook and Borrowash Parish Council under the model publication scheme:

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