The Qualified Person the QP The Qualified Person’s Opinion the QPO The Vice Chancellor of UoE the VC Public Interest Balance Test in section 2(2)(b)FOIA the PIBT The Upper Tribunal the UT The First-tier Tribunal the FtT Mr Bryn Morris the Registrar and Secretary of UoE Mr Morris The open bundle of papers prepared for the Appeal the Bundle A table prepared by UoE setting out its rationale for each redaction the Table Guidance provided by the Information Commissioner’s Office the Guidance Background 6. This Appeal relates to the Report which is entitled:“Review of the circumstances resulting in and arising from the cancellation of the Centre for Criminology seminar on Trans Rights, Imprisonment and the Criminal Justice System, scheduled to take place on 5 December 2019, and the arrangements for speaker invitations to the Holocaust Memorial Week event on the State of Antisemitism Today, scheduled for 30 January 2020” 7. The events surrounding the subject matter of this Appeal have been widely reported. In summary (see for example H1656 and the Report E489): Professor Joanna Phoenix was invited to take part in a criminology seminar at UoE on 5 December 2019. Her talk was entitled “Trans rights and justice: complicated contours in contemporary sex, gender and sexualities politics when thinking about issues of justice and punishment”. On the day of the event it was cancelled.  On 9 December 2019 the VC published a blog reporting that a review of the cancellation was being commissioned.  Professor Rosa Freedman’s invitation to take part in an event scheduled for 30 January 2020 at UoE on “the state of antisemitism today” for Holocaust Memorial week was initially rescinded. We understand (see E525) that Professor Freedman did subsequently attend that event.  Akua Reindorf KC was appointed by UoE to carry out a review and report. The Report was published in a redacted form by UoE in May 2021 (487-594). 8. The Appellant, in the GoA (A101), set out his view of the public importance of the Report. He said:- 3