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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.
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Total results: 180.
"I request copy of all s 55G decisions (excluding drafts) the OAIC received in June 2022.
The personal information of private individuals (not Commonwealth public servants and contractors) is irrelevant."
Internal review of FOIREQ22/00188
Decision varied in part; documents released in part
A document that identifies the total number of IC review requests received by the OAIC in the 2021-2022 financial year.
Released in full
Date of Publication
27 Sep 2022
“I request copy of all Freedom of Information Act complaints received by the OAIC in July 2022. Let's see if you pull this 100% exemption rubbish on me.
Personal information of private individuals (excluding Commonwealth public servants and contractors) is irrelevant.”
Released in part
Exemptions used:
s 47E(d) and s22
"I want copy of all s 55G decisions (excluding drafts) the OAIC received in July 2022. Let's see if you'll claim 100% exemption to me.
The personal information of private individuals (not Commonwealth public servants and contractors) is irrelevant."
Released in part
“I seek access to a breakdown of the number of FOI staff allocated to conduct duties
related to the regulation of FOI duties.
1. how many staff in total actively working on FOI files
- how many FOI staff have resigned from 1 July 2021 to todays date
- how many FOI staff have been recruited from 1 July to todays date
- how long do FOI recruited staff stay - length of employment
- any briefing document prepared for the new freedom of information commissioner
regarding staffing in FOI.”
Released in part
Exemption used:
s 22, s 47E(c), s 47F
“…the first 100 ITD ICR letters that were issued in FY2021-22.”
Released in part
Exemption used:
s 47E(d)
Any documents prepared by the OAIC for the incoming Labor government
Released in part
Exemption used:
s 47C
“…request for the documents subject to [IC review reference number] with your office pursuant to the FOI Act.”
Released in part
Exemption used:
s 47E(d)