Section 43, The Right to Access Information Act, 2013

A person who has made a request for information to apublic authority and which has been refused may apply to the Commission for a review of the decision of the public authority and to ascertain whether the public authority failed to comply with an obligation under this Act, including– (a) refusing to indicate whether or not it holds a record, or to provide access to information, contrary to section 2; (b) failing to respond to a request for information within the time limits established in section 4; (c) failing to communicate information in the form requested under this Act; (d) charging an excessive fee, contrary to section 6; (e) refusing to accept an application requesting access to information; or (f) any other matter relating to a request for or access to information under this Act.