If these go to a full Tribunal then yes, they are entitled to that information. When statements are initially taken from individuals, they should be advised at the outset that they may in fact be produced at the Tribunal whether they consent or not. I would think that it is a pointless exercise to redact the information if it has already been disclosed by the ET.
Doreen
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From: This list is for those interested in Data Protection issues [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Emma Wainman
Sent: 31 October 2013 10:47
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Subject: SAR redaction
I'm finalising disclosure of SAR for a subject who is pursuing Tribunal proceedings. They have already had a copy of the bundle of documents for the ET which includes a substantial number of emails.
So my question is, do I still need to redact the third party information from the emails included in the Tribunal bundle given that they have already been disclosed, so the subject will already be aware of the identities and contents of those emails?
Whilst strictly I think they should be redacted it does seem inappropriate if they are already in possession of an unredacted copy.
Thank you for your advice.
Best wishes
Emma
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