FOI 56-24: Information regarding items, if any, that have been stolen from Parliament buildings over the past five years
Information Standards Freedom of Information Response
19 December 2024
Our ref: FoI 56-24
Freedom of Information Act 2000
I am writing to confirm that the Northern Ireland Assembly Commission (Assembly Commission) has processed your request dated 26 November 2024 in line with the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA). In your request, you asked that the Assembly Commission confirm:
- 'What items, if any, have been stolen from Parliament buildings over the past five years?
- What the cost of these items amounts to?
- What items have been damaged in the Parliament buildings over the past five years?
- What was the cost of repairs/replacements for these items?'
Our response
The Assembly Commission has not been made aware of any items being stolen from Parliament Buildings over the past five years. As a result, no costs of any stolen items are held.
The Assembly Commission is not aware of any items that have been damaged in Parliament Buildings over the past five years, excluding normal wear and tear. As a result, no costs of any damaged items are held.
Further Information
You have the right to request an internal review of this decision by the Assembly Commission. If you wish to request such a review, please write to me at the above address. If, after that review, you are dissatisfied with the way in which the Assembly Commission has handled your request for information, you may complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 5AF.
Your request for information and our response may be published in the disclosure log maintained by the Assembly Commission under a publication scheme agreed with the ICO. The request and our response will be anonymised.
Yours sincerely
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