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Joe Zajac has five observations on areas that need improvement so that the public gain information they own

David Burt says the Government cannot place officers in every department

An annoyed Beverley Connell says trust is at an all-time low after Pati amendments pass through the Senate like water through a sieve

From January, the Government will be able to charge fees for requests that take more than 16 hours to process

At best, the law to charge exorbitant amounts for access to information is a shakedown; at worst, it is a reinforced cloak of secrecy

PLP backbencher Jamahl Simmons criticises The Royal Gazette for using the facility to promote “lazy journalism”

Crystal Caesar, the responsible minister, claims the volume of work diverts resources from essential services

Bermuda Equal Justice Initiative claims a Pati disclosure about agreements is too limited

The Public Access to Information Amendment Bill proposes “reasonable charges” for certain requests

Keeping watch over a couple who broke pandemic quarantine rules in 2021 consumed about 168 police man hours

Struggling casino regulator spent close to $500,000 on consultants between 2020 and 2022

The Information Commissioner finds that disclosing documents as requested could have affected management functions