Information Insurance

Private request

Requests related to personal life and sexual confidentiality are not disclosed. Requests related to personal life may be published in the journal only with the permission of the person requesting the guarantee or the guarantor. 

Requests that may relate to a violation of the rights of the requestor, constitute a violation of the law, a violation of public order or national security - are accepted and processed in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Ireland, European law and international law.

In such a case, the person requesting the guarantee will be able to provide a new, main or additional legal argument, which may be useful in legal proceedings or pre-trial proceedings.

Persons who refuse to provide guarantees of the authenticity of the requested information - thereby refuse financial compensation for the truth. Refusal of financial compensation is automatically determined by Information Insurance as the basis for confirming the relevant information as unreliable or corresponding to the conclusions about this information by the person requesting the guarantee.

Public request

«Public request» are open to questions of any nature. Companies must provide reliable data and in the case of a request for a guarantee of the authenticity of information, companies must act as guarantors.

In case of refusal of companies to provide guarantees - the requesting person will receive the legal right to raise suspicion of fraud. This right can be used in court if the requesting person considers it necessary. Information Insurance can provide recommendations on legal companies that can provide support.

Requests to verify information published in the media are made under the Mental Health Act. The mental health of Irish and European people is at the forefront of public life. Citizens of the European Union have the right to a healthy "information diet" and therefore, determining whether information is reliable or not is not only a question of the quality of the information published by the media, but also a question of psychological health.

State request

Requests to government services or employees of government services are accepted if this does not contradict the principles of state secrecy and state security.

Requests that could improve national or international security are accepted in any form.

Guarantees provided by government agencies or government officials are not distributed or published in the journal without the permission of the state. The absence of guarantees provided is published in the journal if the person requesting the guarantees agrees to the publication of the request and the person or entity that did not provide the guarantees.

International request

International requests will be available from November 2025. However, some types of requests can be processed already in the present time.

Guarantors Type №1

Type №1 guarantors are individuals, legal entities or public services to whom requests will be made. In accordance with a set of laws and on a case-by-case basis, rights may be regulated except in cases where a request from a third party involves a threat to the person requesting the guarantee or another person, a threat to public safety or a threat to international security. Cases where the lack of information transparency and proof of the authenticity of information may potentially violate the law or cause psychological harm to Irish citizens - conditions in which the rights of potential guarantors are regulated by the willingness or unwillingness to confirm the authenticity of information.

Each guarantor may indicate in his guarantee that information about the authenticity of the requested information is transmitted directly to the requesting person.

Guarantors Type №2 

Guarantors of type №2 may independently regulate the publicity of their guarantees, since such guarantees are an independent decision of the guarantors of this type.

Certificate of Non-disclosure 

A non-disclosure certificate may only be issued if withholding the information in question would not be contrary to the rights of Irish citizens, the security of Ireland or international security generally. Also, a certificate may not be issued if the information would involve concealing a crime or breaching Irish law or international law.