No. The FOIA, 2011 gives a person the right to request access to information from public institutions. However, some types of information are exempted from disclosure, and these include but are not limited to: 1). National security records which have been   lawfully classified on national security grounds and remain classified; 2). Records whose disclosure will constitute an unwarranted invasion of an individual’s personal privacy; 3).  Records compiled for law enforcement purposes; 4).  Records protected from release by statutes other than FOIA. 5). Personal information; 6). Third party information; 7). Professional records; 8). Research materials; 7). Denial by Public Institutions; and 8). Exempted materials. (Section 12,14,15,16,17,19 & 26 FOIA 2011)