[2024] UKUT 71 (AAC)

Under the heading The Public Interest Test, the FTT decision said that it “generally accept[ed] and adopt[ed]” the reasoning in the IC decision notice ([57]). It referred to a “a very strong public interest” in protecting the ability of public authorities to enforce the law and protect society from the impact of crime. It said that the public interest in detecting human trafficking was “very strong” ([58]). It stated at [60] that the prejudice likely to be caused to the immigration system outweighed there being “some” public interest in knowing what the redacted “criteria” are.