Freedom of Information request on how many requests you have received on the quantities risk assessment and how safe the COVID-19 vaccines are (FOI 22/525)
Published 1 June 2022
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FOI 22/525
30th March 2022
Dear
Thank you for your email of 9th March where you have asked “I would like the information as to how many requests you have received that are worded the same way as my request was worded and I assume if the amount is vast, people have a genuine interest in your quantities risk assessment, which would also mean people have an interest as to how safe the Covid 19 vaccines are, which is very important. I do presume you DO have a quantities risk assessment?!”
We confirm the total number of requests received is 292.
In regards to the second question you have raised we would advise you refer to our previous response in relation to the risk assessment.
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