The Freedom of Information Bill, 2012 (f) a decision relating to remission of an application fee; (g) a decision to grant access to information only to a qualified person; (h) a decision refusing to amend a record of personal information in accordance with an application made under section 35; or (i) a decision refusing to annotate a record of personal information in accordance with an application made under section 35, the applicant may, by application in writing to the public authority, request a review of the decision (2) An application under subsection (1) shall be made within thirty day, or such further period as the public authority allows, after the day on which the decision is notified to the applicant. Application for review. 37. An application for internal review shall – a) be made in a prescribed form within thirty days after the notice is given to the applicant, or, if notice to the applicant is not required, after the decision is taken; b) be delivered or sent to the information officer of the public authority concerned on his address, fax number or electronic e-mail address; c) identify the subject of review and give reasons for the review, and may include any other information known to the applicant. Notice to interested party 38. If a public authority is considering an internal review against the refusal of an application to access information as contemplated in section 36, the public authority shall inform the third party to whom or which the information relates, unless the necessary steps to locate the third party have been unsuccessful. Decisions on review. 39. (1) The relevant public authority shall, immediately after a decision on internal review has been made, give notice of the decision to the applicant and every third party involved. 35