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Authorization to Release Information (v.3, 2023)Note: Your information is protected in accordance with the New Brunswick Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act as well as the New Brunswick

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1. Start by identifying the public authority you want to seek information from.
2. Write a formal application addressing the designated Public Information Officer (PIO) or Assistant Public Information Officer (APIO).
3. Clearly state your request for information, providing as much detail as possible to help the PIO understand your requirements.
4. Pay the required application fee as specified by the public authority, if applicable.
5. Submit the application to the concerned public authority along with any supporting documents, if required.
6. Keep a copy of the application, fee receipt, and any other important documents for future reference.
7. Wait for the stipulated time period, usually 30 days, for the PIO to provide the requested information.
8. If the information is not provided or if you are unsatisfied with the response, you can file an appeal with the designated appellate authority within the specified time limit.
9. Follow the appellate process, which may involve submitting additional documents or attending hearings, as required.
10. Finally, keep track of all the correspondence and responses received throughout the process for follow-up or legal recourse, if necessary.

Who needs right to information and?

1. Citizens who want to obtain information from public authorities.
2. Journalists and media organizations seeking transparency and accountability.
3. Researchers and academicians looking for data or information for their studies.
4. Whistleblowers or individuals exposing corruption or wrongdoing.
5. Activists and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) advocating for accountability and public welfare.
6. Legal professionals and law firms dealing with cases requiring access to information.
7. Any individual or entity that requires specific information for personal, professional, or public interest purposes.

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What is right to information?

Right to Information (RTI) is a legal framework that empowers citizens to request access to information from public authorities, promoting transparency and accountability in governance.

Who is required to file right to information?

Any citizen of the country can file a Right to Information request to obtain information from public authorities.

How to fill out right to information?

To fill out a Right to Information request, you need to write an application addressing the relevant public authority, clearly stating the information you seek, and provide your contact details.

What is the purpose of right to information?

The purpose of Right to Information is to promote transparency in government operations, enable citizens to participate in governance, and hold public officials accountable.

What information must be reported on right to information?

The information reported under Right to Information includes documents, records, opinions, and data held by public authorities that are relevant to the request made.