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<h1>CIC orders CPIO to disclose info on CESTAT President appointment. Appeal resolved within 10 days.</h1> The Central Information Commission directed the CPIO to provide information to the appellant regarding the appointment of the President of the CESTAT ... Disclosure of information relating to appointment process - exemption under Section 8(1)(i) of the Right to Information Act - public interest in disclosure after completion of administrative actionDisclosure of information relating to appointment process - exemption under Section 8(1)(i) of the Right to Information Act - public interest in disclosure after completion of administrative action - Whether the CPIO was justified in withholding information about movement of the proposal/file for appointment to the post of President of the CESTAT under the claimed exemption. - HELD THAT: - The Commission considered the CPIO's refusal to disclose four items of information concerning the movement of the proposal/file for the appointment following a resignation, the refusal being made under Section 8(1)(i) of the RTI Act. On hearing submissions from both parties and noting that the appointment to the post has since been made, the Commission found that the basis for withholding the information no longer warranted non-disclosure. In view of the completion of the appointment process, the public interest in disclosure prevailed and the exemption relied upon could not be sustained to deny the requested information. The CPIO was directed to furnish the information to the appellant within ten working days from receipt of the order.Information regarding the movement of the proposal/file for the appointment is to be disclosed; CPIO directed to provide the information within ten working days.Final Conclusion: The appeal is allowed; the CPIO is directed to supply the requested information about the appointment process of the President of the CESTAT within ten working days, and the appeal is disposed of. The Central Information Commission directed the CPIO to provide information to the appellant regarding the appointment of the President of the CESTAT within 10 working days. The appeal was disposed of accordingly.
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