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RSS feedThe information described in our disclosure log has been released by the OAIC under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act) and is available for public access.
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Total results: 154.
Request for OAIC position tree…
… I understand that the OAIC can produce a table using preset [sic] reporting functions that generate a report that lists:
- Position Number
- Position/Job Title
- Classification (APS Level or Contractor)
- Occupant (Vacant if position not filled)
- Reports to Position
- Group / Branch / Section / etc
Released in part
Exemptions used:
ss 47E(c)
Request for documents associated with individual data breach reports made to the OAIC affecting equal to or more than 10,000 people in the period 1 January 2022-30 June 2022. This includes but is not limited to data breach report documents, such as privacy breach forms.
Released in part
Exemptions used:
ss 47E(d) and 47G(1)(b)
The scope of the FOI request was:
“I request documents between OAIC and CTARS regarding the May 2022 Data Breach.”
Released in part
Exemptions used:
ss 47E(d), 47G(1)(a) and 47G(1)(b)
Request for an annotated copy of the already published table (link: https://www.oaic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/12097/20211222-Outcomes-of-investigations-summary-table.pdf), that adds the date the s 70 complaint was received by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner or, where self-initiated, the date the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner commenced said investigation
Released in full
Under the FOI act, I would like to request data on the notifiable data breach scheme – my request is in two parts A & B.
A) In March 2021, the OAIC provided data in response to an FOI, reference number FOIREQ21/00009, with data collected under the notifiable data breach scheme.
Under the FOI act, please could you share an updated table to include data from January, February, March, April, May and June 2022?
B) Furthermore, would it be possible to get data on how many Notifiable data breach forms were submitted to the OAIC in total in the years 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 (so far) and a breakdown of the cause of these breaches, as per responses to part two in the form. Please supply this information by completing the table below.
Released in full
The scope of the FOI request was:
“a document that identifies the number of IC requests that have been applied for against decisions of officials in the Australian Public Service Commission from 1 January 2022 to the date of this request [15 June 2022]”
Released in full
I request copy of all s 70 complaints made under the FOI Act about Veterans Affairs. I also request copy of the corresponding Resolve report for each of these s 70 complaints in scope.
I also request copy of any own motion investigation under the FOI Act about Veterans Affairs.
All personal information about private individuals (persons who are not Commonwealth officials performing their duties) is irrelevant and exempt under s 22, requiring no consideration. All email addresses and telephone numbers are also irrelevant and exempt under s 22, requiring no consideration.
Attached
I request copy of the following Commissioner Briefs listed at FINAL Schedule Feb 22.pdf (righttoknow.org.au)
Corporate 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9
Privacy 20, 25, 26, 29, 30, 32, 34
FOI 35-38, 40, 42, 43, 48, 53
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