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2,891 Overview of section 32 RTI Act
Overview of section 32 RTI Act. Section summary. An application for access to a document is outside the scope of the RTI Act if:. the document sought is not a document to which the RTI Act applies . the entity to which the application is made is
2,892 Application of section 32 RTI Act
Application of section 32 RTI Act. This section sets out how entities must deal with purported applications outside the scope of the Act. A purported application will be outside the scope of the Act if it is:. for a document to which the Act does
2,893 Overview of section 36 RTI Act
Overview of section 36 RTI Act. Section summary. Section 36 of the RTI Act concerns advising applicants of 'processing charges' and 'access charges' in relation to access applications under the RTI Act. The agency must notify the applicant of the
2,894 Application of section 36 RTI Act
Application of section 36 RTI Act. Agencies must consider whether a processing charge or access charge is payable for an access application and, if so, give the applicant a charges estimate notice (CEN) before the end of the processing period. A CEN
2,895 Overview of section 37 RTI Act
Overview of section 37 RTI Act. Section summary. If an agency or Minister intends to grant access to information and it is reasonable to expect that disclosure of some information may be of concern to a relevant third party, the Minister or agency
2,896 Application of section 37 RTI Act
Application of section 37 RTI Act. It is important to remember that the requirement to consult with a third party only applies to information being considered for release. Once information is being considered for release, and there is a reasonable
2,897 Overview of section 41 RTI Act
Overview of section 41 RTI Act. Section summary. An agency or Minister may refuse to deal with an application if it considers that dealing with the application would substantially and unreasonably:. divert the agency's resources from performing its
2,898 Application of section 41 RTI Act
Application of section 41 RTI Act. Section 42 of the RTI Act allows an agency to refuse to deal with a single application or with multiple applications from the same applicant if dealing with them would substantially and unreasonably interfere with
2,899 Key published decisions applying section 41 RTI Act
Key published decisions applying section 41 RTI Act. Middleton and Building Services Authority (Unreported, Queensland Information Commissioner, 24 December 2010). The applicant sought access to all documents relating to her property, all complaints
2,900 Key published decisions applying section 43 RTI Act
Key published decisions applying section 43 RTI Act. This decision applies section 43(3)(d)(ii) of the RTI Act which allows an agency to refuse to deal with a later application if the agency’s decision on the first application has been the subject
