7 Public authorities to which Act has limited application
Freedom of Information Act 2000 (2000 c 36) | Legislation

7  Public authorities to which Act has limited application

(1)     Where a public authority is listed in Schedule 1 only in relation to information of a specified description, nothing in Parts I to V of this Act applies to any other information held by the authority.

(2)     An order under section 4(1) may, in adding an entry to Schedule 1, list the public authority only in relation to information of a specified description.

(3)     The [Secretary of State] [or the [Minister for the Cabinet Office]] may by order amend Schedule 1—

(a)     by limiting to information of a specified description the entry relating to any public authority, or

(b)     by

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