Reading a Transparency Report
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Many providers publish a transparency report, once or twice a year, on the requests they receive from governments. It is the only public record of what happens in practice. It is also easy to misread.
Focus: read the period, read what each column counts, and say only what the numbers support.
Learning objectives
- Find the parts of a transparency report that matter for evidence requests.
- Say what each common column counts.
- Name five things a report does not show.
- Read a small table and state what it supports.
- Explain how officers, lawyers and companies each use a report.
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