If the RSPCA can prosecute you, why shouldn’t it take Freedom of Information requests?

After a rush of blood to the head, I decided it might be a good idea to ask some awkward questions of the RSPCA. Oh no, I hear you cry. What fresh hell is this?

Let me explain. I found out that the charity is pretty much closed to any kind of scrutiny.

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TaggedFreedom of Information requests, Melissa D Kite, RSPCA, Subject Access Request

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If the RSPCA can prosecute you, why shouldn't it take Freedom of Information requests?

Once I put my SAR in things really went OTT

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