Acts and Regulations

R-10.6 - Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act

Section 10
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Access to records in electronic form
10(1)If requested information is in the custody or control of a public body in electronic form, the head of the public body shall produce a record for the applicant if
(a) it can be produced using the normal computer hardware and software and technical expertise of the public body, and
(b) producing it would not interfere unreasonably with the operations of the public body.
10(2)If a record exists but is not in the form requested by the applicant, the head of the public body may create a record in the form requested if the head is of the opinion that it would be simpler and less costly for the public body to do so.
2017, c.31, s.11
Access to records in electronic form
10(1)If requested information is in the custody or control of a public body in electronic form, the head of the public body shall produce a record for the applicant if
(a) it can be produced using the normal computer hardware and software and technical expertise of the public body, and
(b) producing it would not interfere unreasonably with the operations of the public body.
10(2)If a record exists but is not in the form requested by the applicant, the head of the public body may create a record in the form requested if the head is of the opinion that it would be simpler and less costly for the public body to do so.
Access to records in electronic form
10(1)If requested information is in the custody or control of a public body in electronic form, the head of the public body shall produce a record for the applicant if
(a) it can be produced using the normal computer hardware and software and technical expertise of the public body, and
(b) producing it would not interfere unreasonably with the operations of the public body.
10(2)If a record exists but is not in the form requested by the applicant, the head of the public body may create a record in the form requested if the head is of the opinion that it would be simpler and less costly for the public body to do so.