Publication Scheme
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 requires the Olympic Park Legacy Company to have an approved Publication Scheme in order to provide easy access to certain types of of commonly requested information.
The Information Commissioner’s Model Publication Scheme sets out what categories of information should be made available, where appropriate. For further information please visit the Information Commissioner’s Office website
Most of this information will be made available free of charge and online via this website; where a cost is incurred, this will be clearly stated. If the information is not available online or if you require the information in a different format please contact us
1. Who we are and what we do
1.1. Roles and Responsibilities
About the Olympic Park Legacy Company
1.2. Organisational structure
1.3. Information relating to the legislation relevant to the authority’s functions
The Olympic Park Legacy Company was established on 8th May 2009 as a company limited by guarantee with three Founder Members: the Mayor of London; the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government; and the Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport.
In accordance with the Government’s Localism Bill, the Mayor of London proposes that a new Mayoral Development Corporation will take over the assets and responsibilities of the existing Olympic Park Legacy Company (the ‘Legacy Company’ or ‘Company’).
1.4. Lists of information relating to organisations with which the Legacy Company works in partnership
1.5. Senior staff and management board members
1.6. Location and contact details
2. What we spend and how we spend it
3. What are our priorities and how are we doing
4. How we make decisions
Details of current Board members are available on this website in our About Us section
The Board is responsible for providing leadership, advice and support to the organisation, setting strategic direction and overall policy, and monitoring standards, performance and corporate governance, as well as representing the Company with other stakeholders. The Board has three committees which meet at least three times a year: the Audit Committee, the Communities Committee and the Investment Committee. The committee chairs report regularly to the Board.
Decisions which are reserved matters as stipulated in the Members’ Agreement are referred to the Founder Members for approval.
5. Policies and procedures
Fees for Access to Information
Freedom of Information and Environmental Information Regulations Policy
Information and Records Management Policy
6. Lists and registers
7. Services we offer
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