Request for information on the number of social media posts acknowledged/celebrating International Women and Men's day.
Reference: 24024
Date Added: Monday, October 7, 2024
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You requested the following information:
Since 2018 till the present day how many times has the commissioners office posted on their official social media accounts acknowledgement/celebration of international women's day (March 8th)? If not, why not?
No information held. We do not keep a record of how often a specific event is posted about on our social media accounts. However, any posts that have been made will be publicly available.
Since 2018 till the present day how many times has the commissioners office posted on their official social media accounts acknowledgement/ celebration of international mens day ( November 19th)? If not, why not?
No information held. We do not keep a record of how often a specific event is posted about on our social media accounts. However, any posts that have been made will be publicly available.
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