35(1)A notice referred to in subsection 34(1) shall
(a)
state that a request has been made for access to a record that may contain information the disclosure of which might invade the privacy or affect the interests of the third party,
(b)
include a copy of the record or part of it containing the information in question or describe the contents of the record, and
(c)
state that, within 15 business days after the notice is given, the third party may, in writing, consent to the disclosure or make representations to the head of the public body explaining why the information should not be disclosed.
35(2)If notice is given under subsection 34(1), the head of the public body shall also give the applicant a notice stating that
(a)
the record requested by the applicant may contain information the disclosure of which might invade the privacy or affect the interests of a third party,
(b)
the third party is being given an opportunity to make representations concerning disclosure, and
(c)
a decision respecting disclosure will be made within 20 business days after notice is given under subsection 34(1), unless the time limit for responding is extended under subsection 11(3).
35(3)Representations by a third party under this section shall be made in writing unless the head of the public body permits them to be made orally.
35(1)A notice referred to in subsection 34(1) shall
(a)
state that a request has been made for access to a record that may contain information the disclosure of which might invade the privacy or affect the interests of the third party,
(b)
include a copy of the record or part of it containing the information in question or describe the contents of the record, and
(c)
state that, within 21 days after the notice is given, the third party may, in writing, consent to the disclosure or make representations to the head of the public body explaining why the information should not be disclosed.
35(2)If notice is given under subsection 34(1), the head of the public body shall also give the applicant a notice stating that
(a)
the record requested by the applicant may contain information the disclosure of which might invade the privacy or affect the interests of a third party,
(b)
the third party is being given an opportunity to make representations concerning disclosure, and
(c)
a decision respecting disclosure will be made within 30 days after notice is given under subsection 34(1), unless the time limit for responding is extended under subsection 11(3).
35(3)Representations by a third party under this section shall be made in writing unless the head of the public body permits them to be made orally.
35(1)A notice referred to in subsection 34(1) shall
(a)
state that a request has been made for access to a record that may contain information the disclosure of which might invade the privacy or affect the interests of the third party,
(b)
include a copy of the record or part of it containing the information in question or describe the contents of the record, and
(c)
state that, within 21 days after the notice is given, the third party may, in writing, consent to the disclosure or make representations to the head of the public body explaining why the information should not be disclosed.
35(2)If notice is given under subsection 34(1), the head of the public body shall also give the applicant a notice stating that
(a)
the record requested by the applicant may contain information the disclosure of which might invade the privacy or affect the interests of a third party,
(b)
the third party is being given an opportunity to make representations concerning disclosure, and
(c)
a decision respecting disclosure will be made within 30 days after notice is given under subsection 34(1), unless the time limit for responding is extended under subsection 11(3).
35(3)Representations by a third party under this section shall be made in writing unless the head of the public body permits them to be made orally.