Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General

Part of the Prime Minister portfolio and a Federal authority

The position of Official Secretary to the Governor-General was established in 1901. The Governor-General Act 1974 was amended by Parliament in 1984 to establish the position as a statutory office. The Official Secretary and their staff provide the Governor-General with the necessary support to enable the Governor-General to carry out their constitutional, statutory, ceremonial and public duties.

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Curious Errors - Royal Great Seal of the Commonwealth 1900-1930
Response by Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General to Dean Miles on .

Waiting clarification.

Dear Mr Miles   Please find attached response to your Freedom of Information request.   Yours sincerely,   [1]Crown &   Wattle - Gold Fre...
Review of COVID 19 Key Factors
Request sent to Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General by A long standing member of a religious community in Western Australia on .

Long overdue.

Wishing you well, just hoping to get an understanding of some current topics. 1. Has the GG Office reviewed any data with regards to the novel SAR...
List of attendees and documents from official briefing on May 27th 2014
Response by Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General to Anthony Dunbar on .

Long overdue.

Dear Mr Dunbar With reference to your FOI request I wonder whether it has been incorrectly directed to the Office of the Official Secretary to the Gov...
Nomination documents for Terry Romaro's Order of Australia Medal
Request to Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General by Andrew Laughton. Annotated by Andrew Laughton on .

Long overdue.

A request for a review of the denial for Nomination documents for Terry Romaro's Order of Australia Medal has been made to the Office of the Australian...

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