> Section 43 Authorizations

Under section 43 of the Freedom of Information & Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA), if a public body asks, we may authorize the public body to disregard access requests that, because of their repetitious or systematic nature, would unreasonably interfere with the operations of the public body. Section 43 also allows us to issue such an authorization for frivolous or vexatious access requests.

No.	Public Body
Decision F08-10	Ministry of Environment
Decision F08-09	Ministry of Agriculture and Lands
Decision F08-03	The Board of Education of School District No. 34 (Abbotsford)
Decision F07-08	Provincial Health Services Authority and Children's & Women's Health Centre of British Columbia
Decision F06-12	Ministry of Labour and Citizens' Services and Ministry of Education
Decision F06-03	University of British Columbia
Decision F05-01	British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority
Auth. (s. 43) 04-01	Vancouver Island Health Authority
Auth. (s. 43) 03-01	Ministry of Management Services
Auth. (s.43) 02-02	Insurance Corporation of British Columbia
Auth. (s.43) 02-01	Ministry of Human Resources
Auth. (s.43) 99-01	Vancouver Police Board
Jan. 29, 1998	City of Vancouver (* As a result of a successful judicial review, a reconsideration of this decision is attached.)
Dec. 19, 1997	Law Society of British Columbia
Oct. 22, 1997	City of Vancouver [rescinded March 25, 2002]
Oct. 16, 1997	Ministry of Human Resources
Aug. 18, 1997	Public Service Employee Relations Commission
Apr. 11, 1997	Ministry of Attorney General
Mar. 7, 1997	Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
Oct. 31, 1996	B.C. Transit Corporation (* This s.43 authorization was the subject of a partly successful judicial review.)
Aug. 30, 1996	Vancouver School Board (VSB)
Aug. 23, 1996	Ministry of Employment and Investment
May 27, 1996	BC Hydro & Power Authority
Mar. 31, 1994	British Columbia Lottery Corporation