Record#
EV ID |
EV-0428 |
Institution |
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee |
Matter |
Historic land registration governance concern submission |
Route / regime |
Email · political representation |
Their reference |
none given |
Request date |
31 Jan 2026 |
Statutory deadline |
No statutory deadline applies |
Deadline |
no statutory deadline |
First reply (not an acknowledgement) |
5 Feb 2026 |
Days waited |
5 |
Response class |
redirected elsewhere |
Exemptions cited |
none cited |
Redirected to |
PHSO; local Member of Parliament |
Fees or charges named |
— |
Messages |
2 sent · 3 received (1 acknowledgements only) |
Attachments from the institution |
0 archived |
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Timeline#
Date |
Direction |
Class |
Summary |
Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
31 Jan 2026 |
→ to institution |
request |
The requester outlines a historical land registration dispute and asks the Committee to consider it as a systemic governance concern. |
|
31 Jan 2026 |
← from institution |
acknowledgement only |
An automated reply confirms receipt and notes the Committee does not investigate individual cases. |
|
5 Feb 2026 |
← from institution |
correspondence (no disclosure) |
The clerk states the matter falls outside the Committee’s remit, which covers constitutional issues, civil service administration, and PHSO reports. |
|
5 Feb 2026 |
→ to institution |
clarification given |
The requester contests the remit decision, providing further background and arguing the matter concerns constitutional and administrative failures. |
|
5 Feb 2026 |
← from institution |
redirected elsewhere |
An automated response reiterates the Committee cannot review individual PHSO cases and directs the requester to the PHSO or their MP. |
Note: Correspondence to a parliamentary select committee about a historical land dispute was repeatedly held to be outside the committee’s remit.