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3,181 Application of Section 50(c) FOI Act
Application of Section 50(c) FOI Act. Relevant considerations. 1. Is the matter subject to parliamentary privilege? On 6 June 2002, the POQ Act replaced the Parliamentary Papers Act 1992 (Qld) (PP Act) as the relevant legislation to determine
3,182 Key published decisions applying Section 50(c) FOI Act
Key published decisions applying Section 50(c) FOI Act. Sharples and Department of Police (Unreported, Queensland Information Commissioner, 7 December 2001). The applicant applied to the Queensland Police Service (QPS) for access to a transcript of
3,183 Relevant decisions from other jurisdictions
Relevant decisions from other jurisdictions. O’Chee v Rowley [2000] 1 Qd R 207. This case considered parliamentary privilege in the context of a defamation action. McPherson and Moynihan JJ were satisfied that a Senator’s procuring, obtaining
3,184 Relevance to the RTI Act
Relevance to the RTI Act. Sections 47(3)(c) and 50 of the RTI Act provide a ground on which access may be refused to information, sought under an application by or on behalf of a child, to the extent the information comprises the child’s personal
3,185 Overview of Section 50A FOI Act
Overview of Section 50A FOI Act. Section summary. Section 50A of the FOI Act deals with disclosing certain information in response to an application made by or on behalf of a child. Background. Section 50A of the FOI Act ensures consideration is
3,186 Application of Section 50A FOI Act
Application of Section 50A FOI Act. Relevant considerations. 1. Is the application made by or on behalf of a child under section 25 of the FOI Act? For section 50A to apply, the application on behalf of a child must be made under section 25 of the
3,187 Key published decisions applying Section 50A FOI Act
Key published decisions applying Section 50A FOI Act. FGP and Department of Education, Training and the Arts; and LYU (Third party) (Unreported, Queensland Information Commissioner, 24 December 2007). The applicant sought access to his child’s
3,188 54C What an agency or Minister must do before refusing to deal with application under s 54B
54C What an agency or Minister must do before refusing to deal with application under s 54B. (1) The agency or Minister may refuse to deal with the application, or all the applications, under section 54B only if—. (a) the agency or Minister has
3,189 73A Agency or Minister to be informed of application for review of deemed decision
73A Agency or Minister to be informed of application for review of deemed decision. If an application is made for review of a decision of an agency’s principal officer or a Minister taken to have been made under section 27(5) or 57(2), the
3,190 Overview of Section 77 FOI Act
Overview of Section 77 FOI Act. Section summary. The Information Commissioner may decide not to deal, or to continue to deal, with all or part of an application for review if:. the application, or part of the application, is frivolous, vexatious,
