"duty of information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the obligation of an individual or group to share information with a specific party. For example: It is the company's duty of information to ensure its clients are aware of any legal changes that could affect the services they receive.
Within the scope of the researcher's duty, feedback of information about early-onset preventable or treatable conditions may be more advisable in the case of paediatric biobanks than in case of adult biobanks, because of the fact that children do not enrol themselves and are hence more vulnerable.
Teresa L. King, 50, had been suspended, citing privacy concerns, but did say she had been at least temporarily removed from her duties because of information received by Maj.
The first was an obligation on those who, in the course of their professional duties, become aware of information or evidence that a child is or has been the victim of abuse, to notify others.
"This bill doesn't go anywhere near as far as I'd like, but it would prohibit several of the dirty tricks that federal agencies use to side-step their duties under freedom of information," Shapiro said.
The psychiatrist-patient relationship is built on confidentiality, and so finding a breach of duty by misappropriating information for personal gain was not a great leap.
"The police have performed outstanding service to this city," Mr. McCraw added, "but it's important that they also meet their duties under the Freedom of Information Law.
Following damning reports by Alexis Jay and Louise Casey into the Rotherham scandal, in March the coalition government published a letter to the heads of frontline agencies across the country reminding them of their duty to share information to help protect children.
The amendments would allow state and territory law enforcement officers acting in the course of their duty to gather information about people subject to control orders for the purposes of protecting the public from a terrorist attack.
It was also their duty to gather information of whatever was happening in the provinces and report to higher authorities.
He defended the police's duty to investigate "robustly" leaks of information to the media.
In return the BBC can focus on being innovative whilst fulfilling its duty of delivering great education, information, and entertainment".
