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3,001 Key published decisions applying Section 29(1) FOI Act
Key published decisions applying Section 29(1) FOI Act. Seal and Queensland Police Service (Unreported, Queensland Information Commissioner, 26 June 2007). In part, the applicant sought access to emails sent and received by various Queensland Police
3,002 Relevant decisions from other jurisdictions
Relevant decisions from other jurisdictions. Re SRB and SRC and Department of Health, Housing, Local Government and Community Services (1994) 33 ALD 171. The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) sought access to information, concerning the
3,003 Relevance to the RTI Act
Relevance to the RTI Act. Section 40 of the RTI Act replicates section 29(4) of repealed FOI Act with no substantive changes. Section 54 of the RTI Act replicates the notice requirements in section 29(5) of the repealed FOI Act with no substantive
3,004 Overview of Section 29(4) FOI Act
Overview of Section 29(4) FOI Act. Section summary. If an access application is expressed to relate to:. all documents or all documents of a stated class; and. contain information of a stated kind or relate to a stated subject matter; and. the
3,005 Application of Section 29(4) FOI Act
Application of Section 29(4) FOI Act. Relevant considerations. 1. What are the terms of the access application? The terms of the access application is the basis upon which agencies and Ministers may refuse to deal with an application. If the terms
3,006 Key published decisions applying Section 29(4) FOI Act
Key published decisions applying Section 29(4) FOI Act. Sheridan and South Burnett Regional Council (and Others) (Unreported, Queensland Information Commissioner, 9 April 2009). The applicants sought access to documents concerning Ms Sheridan's
3,007 Relevance to the RTI Act
Relevance to the RTI Act. Section 42 of the RTI Act identifies procedural requirements that must be met before an agency or Minister may refuse to deal with an application under section 41 of the RTI Act. The length of the consultation period is
3,008 Overview of Section 29A FOI Act
Overview of Section 29A FOI Act. Section summary. Section 29A identifies procedural requirements that must be met before an agency or Minister may refuse to deal with an application under section 29(1) of the FOI Act. The provision provides
3,009 Application of Section 29A FOI Act
Application of Section 29A FOI Act. Relevant considerations. 1. Has the agency or Minister complied with the notice requirements? Before refusing to deal with an application under section 29(1) of the FOI Act, the agency or Minister must provide the
3,010 Relevance to the RTI Act
Relevance to the RTI Act. Section 55 of the RTI Act substantially replicates section 35 of the repealed FOI Act in relation to 'prescribed information', rather than 'exempt matter under section 36, 37, 42 or 42A'. The definition of 'prescribed
