Action taken by Information Commissioner

**rivendale0506** · 27th March 2006 11:34

I think, having read a lot of the posts on here, that a number of people have/will be reporting their Banks to the Information Commissioner for failure to respond to DPA requests.

My questions are:
1) Has anyone done this yet and if so what was the reaction/response/action taken by the Information Commissioner?

2) If nothing was done or your complaint was not investigated by the Information Commissioner - how did you proceed with your claim without knowing what your charges were?

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**Seminole** · 27th March 2006 12:12

Nat West told me that they wouldn't comply with a DPA request because I was no longer a customer. It was blatant time wasting as I am running up against the 6 year limit with them.

I complained to the IC and sued for an estimated amount. The IC took 3 weeks to tell me that they are going to investigate the complaint. I suspect that the result will be that the IC will slap their wrists and tell them to provide the information. Nat West will accept the slapped wrist and comply. I would be very surprised if there is any other sanction. Frankly, the only reason I complained to the IC is that it lends greater weight to my court case against the bank.

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