Case Note 0107 [1994]: Department of Social Welfare refused complainant's access to his file in its entirety
The complainant asked OPC to investigate the refusal of the Department of Social Welfare to allow him access to his file in its entirety.
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The complainant asked OPC to investigate the refusal of the Department of Social Welfare to allow him access to his file in its entirety.
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