Ministry of Justice FOI 250628005: no information held

If I find evidence the UK Regime now qualifies as a terrorist organisation—at 
least by its own definition of one—I will call for United Nations and UNICEF 
intervention, and invoke Article 61 of the Magna Carta. 
 

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- I am a certified and experienced military commander and leader.  
- I left my military career with honours.  
- My source of employment 2022 - 2024 was the Welsh Government.  
- As of 2025 I am no longer allegiant or in Oath.  
- I remain bona fide (never been charged or arrested for a crime) 
 
 
Your request has been handled under the FOIA. 
 
The MOJ does not hold any information in the scope of your request. This is 
because there is no legal or business requirement for MoJ to do so. 
 
A search was conducted regarding correspondence with Alun Michael MP to the 
Lord Chancellor in 1988 which yielded no results. A search was also conducted for 
internal records related to BP Properties vs. Buckler, Great House Farm, or the 
eviction thereof; however, the only record held is for the Court of Appeal case, which 
is also publicly available- 
Termination of Adverse Possession Through Unilateral Licenses: Insights from BP 
Properties Ltd v. Buckler ([1987] EWCA Civ 2): England and Wales Court of Appeal 
(Civil Division) | CaseMine 
 
In line with legislation the Lord Chancellor’s Department’s 1988 policy records would 
have been destroyed.  
 
As background, records are reviewed for permanent preservation at 20 years. The 
year 1988 was reviewed in 2013 which was during the transition period, where the 
permanent preservation time was reduced from 30 years to 20 years.  
 
Ministerial correspondence on its own has a shorter retention, at present the current 
retention period is 1 year.  
 
The FOIA does not oblige a public authority to create information to answer a 
request if the requested information is not held. The duty is to only provide the 
recorded information held. 
 
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investigate any aspect of your complaint. However, please note that the ICO is likely 
to expect internal complaints procedures to have been exhausted before beginning 
their investigation. 

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Disclosure and Library team 
Information Services Division