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First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber)
FT/EA/2025/0203/GDPR - [2025] UKFTT 01313 (GRC)
Fecha: 05-Nov-2025
Whether there is a reasonable prospect of the Applicant’s case succeeding
Whether there is a reasonable prospect of the Applicant’s case succeeding
As I have outlined, the Tribunal’s powers (had the Application been successful) would only extend to making an order for the Commissioner to either take appropriate steps to respond to the Complaint, or to inform the Applicant of progress on (or the outcome of) the Complaint.
The Commissioner has therefore now done all that the Tribunal could have ordered him to do regarding the Complaint. Consequently I find that there is no basis for the Tribunal to make an order under section 166(2) and accordingly that there is no reasonable prospect of the Applicant’s case succeeding.
- Heading
- Preliminary matters
- Summary of this decision
- The Application
- The Tribunal’s powers and role
- The relevant statutory framework
- The right to apply to the Tribunal
- Discussion and findings
- The Commissioner’s strike-out application
- Whether there was a procedural failing by the Commissioner
- Whether there is a reasonable prospect of the Applicant’s case succeeding
- Conclusions