Posted By Phil Rose
Steven

Unless you are a 'public' body and 'fall under' FOI, the answer is pretty much 'no'.

If you do fall under FOI, then anyone of any age can pretty much ask for any information. Information can be withheld or 'censored' to protect personal information.

The HSE does encourage annual reporting of H&S for private and public bodies, but I don't think that this is mandatory.

Phil

Posted By Warren Fothergill
As Phil has said, depends on you overall position within the public eye. I would suggest that your health and safety management system should be transparant and that any request should be dealt with in a manner which would be expected.

Do we need to read in anything else etc? Have you displayed your H&S policy on line or something and there are other things not immediately obvious to us as readers/professionals? A little more meat to the bone, but the Freedom of Information Act only applies to public bodies, so in that sense your not legally bound.