CB v DS LCRO 61/2017 [pdf, 91 KB]
...been subject to privilege. That means that if Ms H did not waive her privilege, any response from Ms DS could not be disclosed to Mrs CB in any event. Mrs CB says it is most unlikely Ms H would waive her privilege. Although this Office could request information, it is possible to proceed from the basis of what can be ascertained from the uncontroversial information made available in support of Mrs CB’s complaint and review application. [18] It is reasonable to assume that Ms DS...