Freedom of information response
Mobile phones, SIP Trunking, Team Licences, Telephony
Mobile phones
Who is your current mobile phone provider?
How many mobile connections?
When is the contract up for renewal?
How long do you contract for (24 or 36 months)?
The email address of the primary contact for this contract?
SIP Trunking
Have you implemented SIP?
If yes, when does the contract expire?
Who is your SIP provider?
The email address of the primary contact for this contract?
Team Licences
Which Microsoft 365 Licence do you have e.g. E3, E5
Have you voice enable your Teams Licences?
If not, is that something you are considering?
Telephony
What is your current telephony system?
How many users of the telephony system?
When is the contract up for renewal?
The email address of the primary contact for this contract?
Mobile phones
Who is your current mobile phone provider? – Vodafone and Telefonica
How many mobile connections? – 2,325
When is the contract up for renewal? – March 2024
How long do you contract for (24 or 36 months)? – Vodafone is 24 months then rolling. Telefonica 36 months
The email address of the primary contact for this contract?
SIP Trunking
Have you implemented SIP? - Yes
If yes, when does the contract expire? - 15/09/2025
Who is your SIP provider? - Gamma
The email address of the primary contact for this contract?
Team Licences
Which Microsoft 365 Licence do you have e.g. E3, E5 – E3
Have you voice enable your Teams Licences? – 100 licences for Softphones purchased and deployed
If not, is that something you are considering? – N/A
Telephony
What is your current telephony system? – Mitel MiVoiceBuisness
How many users of the telephony system? - 2000
When is the contract up for renewal? – 10/12/2026
The email address of the primary contact for this contract?
Unfortunately we are unable to provide in full the information you have requested. We do hold the information but an absolute exemption applies. Personal Information (Section 40,2)
Personal data of any other person (third party data) is exempt under section 40(2) if disclosure would breach of the data protection principles. This aspect of Section 40 is an Absolute Exemption and is therefore not subject to the Public Interest Test.
This means we have balanced the legitimate interests of the public in having access to the information (under FOI a disclosure is a publication to the world at large) against the interests of the individual under the first principle of the Data Protection Act.
The email addresses requested are personal data specific to the occupiers. It is therefore subject to the provisions of the Data Protection Act. Information can be withheld if its disclosure would be likely to breach one or more of the Principles of the Data Protection Act. There is no prior expectation that their addresses would be published into the wider public domain under FOI. A disclosure made under FOI constitutes a publication to the world at large.