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Our FOI disclosure log
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.
We maintain at least two financial years of disclosure log entries on our website. Earlier disclosure log entries can be viewed on Trove.
If you’re looking for information that is not available on our disclosure log, you can email us at foi@oaic.gov.au or contact our enquiries line to ask for the document.
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Documents are made available for download in PDF format. If you are unable to access this format, please email us at foi@oaic.gov.au or contact our enquiries line and we will try to provide the document in an alternate format (for example, in Word or large-print hard copy). The OAIC does not impose a charge for providing access to information on our disclosure log.
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Total results: 168.
Any documents generated or received since Christian Porter was appointed as Attorney-General that go to filling the statutory positions of Information Commissioner, Privacy Commissioner and/or FOI Commissioner. Personal information relating to the acting Australian Information Commissioner, Ms Angelene Falk, (including CV and date of birth) was excluded from the scope of this FOI request.
Partial access provided.
Personal information has been deleted from the published documents, in accordance with s 11C(1)(a) of the FOI Act.
Documents, including correspondence, memos, submissions or reports created in 2018, which address the privacy implications or concerns surrounding the government's plans to access encrypted electronic communications.
Partial access provided.
The substantive response provided by the OAIC to the AGD, and the OAIC’s internal discussions, in response to an invitation to comment on the National Security Legislation Amendment (Espionage and Foreign Influence) Bill 2017 as it concerns the OAIC’s FOI functions, for the period between 14 November 2017 to 14 January 2018, excluding duplicate emails and repeated material.
Partial access provided.
The number of FOI complaints and the number of IC review applications received by the OAIC in 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17, broken down by the relevant government agency.
Full access provided.
Documents referring to action taken by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner as a consequence of the publication, on 2 December 2014, of a report of an own motion investigation titled ‘FOI and the Department of Human Services’. Also, policy documents relating to monitoring and support of an agency’s implementation of recommendations made by the Australian Information Commissioner.
Full access provided.
OAIC FOI Agency Resource 9 (pages 7-11) was published by the OAIC in September 2011. This document is no longer in use and has been archived on the OAIC website.
Parts of the [former] Department of Immigration and Border Protection's confidential submissions in CP16/02006 that contain [the applicant’s] personal information.
Full access provided.
Information identifying the applicant has been removed from the documents in accordance with s 11C(1)(a) of the FOI Act.
Request for documents detailing any costs involved in a privacy determination and subsequent AAT hearing.
Full access provided.
Request for documents in extension of time decisions RQ17/02510 and RQ17/02513.
Full access provided.