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Freedom of Information: Section 393 of the Communications Act 2003 must go – Daniel Lü
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Freedom of Information: Section 393 of the Communications Act 2003 must go – Daniel Lü
On March 17, 2026, the First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber) dismissed an appeal by David Babbs, lead consultant for Clean Up the Internet, who had sought records of Ofcom’s meetings with Meta, X/Twitter, Google/YouTube, and ByteDance/TikTok about the Illegal Content Codes of Practice under the Online Safety Act 2023 (OSA)(Babbs v Information Commissioner [2026] UKFTT 389 (GRC)). The Tribunal upheld Ofcom’s refusal to disclose any of …
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