FOI disclosure log January to December 2022
Updated 3 April 2024
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Request number 100675
Request description
Amount spent on advertising between January 2021 and September 2022, what company and what for.
Closure date
6 November, 2022.
Outcome type
Granted in full.
Outcome reason
Granted in full.
Status description
Closed.
Request number 100609
Request description
“All documents, reports, or correspondence, including, in particular the internal audit report, financials and the DG’s own findings in relation to the investigation into the OAG’s report on the issue of overseas offices and the Dubai expo and all other relevant documentation.”
Closure date
8 July, 2022.
Outcome type
Granted in part.
Outcome reason
Granted in part.
Status description
Closed.
Request number 100659
Request description
“Any information the Governor’s office has in relation to inmates at Cayman’s prisons that are considered unfit to plead. Please include any correspondence with the prison, government or Mental Health Commission on this issue as well as any reports or recommendations made by the commission and any other information in reference to this group. Personal identifying information can be redacted.
“Any information or documents the Governor’s Office has in relation to policy guidance or recommendations on provisions for care/detention of anyone found not guilty of a criminal offence by reason of insanity in Cayman or overseas.
“Any information the Governor’s Office holds on the number of inmates each year who are considered unfit to plea because of mental health reasons .”
“Details of any Cayman Islands inmates being treated overseas for mental health reasons.”
Closure date
15 August, 2022.
Outcome type
Granted in part.
Outcome reason
Granted in part.
Status description
Closed.