LEX 3418 Documents.pdf

From:
McClure, Gail
To:
Sirec, Hilda
Cc:
McClure, Gail; Bellis, Craig; s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 22(1)(a)(ii) Stewart, Raegan
Subject:
For
Awareness - Uber and Taxi Protests - Melbourne Airport [SEC=OFFICIAL]
s 47E(d)
Date:
Thursday, 29 August 2024 11:07:25 AM
OFFICIAL
s 47E(d)

For
Awareness – Uber and Taxi Protests – Melbourne Airport
s 47E(d)

I refer to
email below regarding Uber and taxi protests planned for Melbourne Airport this week.
s 22(1)(a)(ii)

has done a great job engaging the protest groups to ensure Uber / Taxi protests do not occur at
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
the same time.

I am confident in the planned police response to these protests, however bring this to your attention
should there be media attention and noting the considerable impact on Aviation resources.

Kind regards
Gail

CMD GAIL MCCLURE APM
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Subject: FW: Uber and Taxi Protests planned for this week. [SEC=OFFICIAL]

OFFICIAL
COSC,

Since Monday 26 August 2024, Uber drivers have been holding daily morning protests at the secondary
Taxi/Uber holding arear at Melbourne Airport. These protests relate to Uber rising fees, impacting on
driver fares. Protest numbers have ranged between 40 and 80 per day and have been peaceful in nature,
notwithstanding an ongoing AUP presence to ensure the protests are conducted in a safe manner.

On 28 August 2024, information was received indicating that Uber drivers will increase their protest
activity over the coming days to the following periods, noting protest organisers anticipate the number of
participating drivers to double:
0700hrs to 1000hrs; and
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1800hrs to 2100hrs.
Also on 28 August 2024, further information was received regarding planned protests by Taxi drivers at
Terminal 2 ride-share pick-up zone at Melbourne Airport between 30 August and 1 September 2024. This
protest relates to driver issues at Melbourne Airport including the release of Taxi’s from the nominated
holding area.
D/A/Insp
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
has spoken to the taxi protest organiser to negotiating timings to ensure the
Uber and Taxi protests do not occur at the same time, noting AFP will seek to deploy resources to both
protests. At this stage, Taxi protests will occur at the following times:
1000hrs to 1100hrs; and
1700hrs to 1800hrs.
D/A/Insp s 22(1)(a)(ii)has engaged with
s 47G(1)(a)
s 47G(1)(a)
VicPol LAC has also been engaged and will provide support as required, noting the potential for
significant congestion which may require specialist traffic management support.
Regards,
DETECTIVE SUPERINTENDENT
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTRE
ACT 1982
SOUTHERN COMMAND
Tel:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
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s 22(1)(a)(ii)
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throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay
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Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2024 4:55 PM
To:
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Cc:
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Subject: Uber and Taxi Protests planned for this week. [SEC=OFFICIAL]
UNDER THE FREEDOM OF
OFFICIAL
Good afternoons 22(1)(a)(ii)
As you are aware, Uber drivers have been conducting protest activity in the Melbourne Airport Taxi/Car
Ride secondary holding area behind Terminal 4.  This commenced on Monday 26 August with protest
activity between the hours of 7am and 10am.  The Uber drivers are protesting a rise in fees by the Uber
company.  The protesting members have been standing in the secondary holding area and chanting at
the Uber drivers who are not engaged in the protest activity, to cancel their fares and join them.  There
was media attention today but no incidents to note.  AFP has maintained at least one patrol during the
period of the protest.
s 47E(d), s 47B
s 47E(d), s 47B
  Today there were approximately 40
protestors in attendance.  AFP members in attendance believed their presence was required to ensure all
persons were conducting activities in a safe manner.
Information provided today is Uber drivers will increase their hours of protest of Thursday and Friday to
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7am – 10am and then again 6pm – 9pm.  They advised they expect the numbers to double at least.

I have now also received information about possible Taxi protests on Friday and over the weekend.  At
this time, Friday is due to run at 10am and 5pm, Saturday 10 am and Sunday 5pm.  The protest activity
will occur in the Terminal 2 Uber area, similar to what occurred previously.
from the Taxi
s 47F(1)
Directorate listed a number of issues with Melbourne Airport regarding the release of Taxi’s from the
holding area.  s 47F(1)will speak to me tomorrow about the numbers expected and duration of the
protests.

s 47F(1), s 47G(1)(a)

I have advised
s 47F(1), s 47G(1)(a)
regarding the increase in Uber
protests and possible numbers attending.  I have also advised about possible Taxi protests occurring at
the same time.

I have also advised A/Inspector
s 47F(1)
of the ongoing protest activity.  I have
highlighted the possible need for support from Victoria Police from a traffic management perspective
depending on the number of protesters and activity.  A/Inspect
and I will discuss further tomorrow
s 47F(1)
once we are aware of developments.

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A/Sgt  s 22(1)(a)(ii)is aware of the continuation of the Uber protests and will continue to manage
tomorrow.  When we receive further information of activities for Friday, A/Inspector
and I will put
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
in plans to support the ongoing safe operations of the Airport

Kind regards,

INFORMATION
s 22(1)(a)(ii)

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throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay
our respects to First Nations people, culture and Elders past, present and emerging.

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The Australian Federal Police acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country
throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay
our respects to First Nations people, culture and Elders past, present and emerging.

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From:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
To:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Subject:
RE: Traffic Management - Construction and Uber [SEC=OFFICIAL]
Date:
Wednesday, 2 October 2024 3:16:59 PM
OFFICIAL
His 22(1)(a)(ii)

Summary of discussions had with s 47F(1)

1.
s 47E(d)

2.
s 47E(d), s 47G(1)(a)
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anything I missed?
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Sent: Wednesday, 2 October 2024 11:34 AM
To:
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@afp.gov.au>;
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@afp.gov.au>
Subject: Fwd: Traffic Management - Construction and Uber [SEC=OFFICIAL]

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Hi Guys,

Just a reminder of last meetings talking points.

I have had no response to this email or the points listed.

It would be interesting if anything has been considered ?

Please feel to raise any other issues as you see fit.

Thanks

s 22(1)(a)(ii)
From:
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@afp.gov.au>
Date: 24 September 2024 at 3:31:00 PM AEST
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To:
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Subject: Traffic Management - Construction and Uber [SEC=OFFICIAL]
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Good afternoon
and
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s 47F(1) cc’d for your awareness.
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Thank you for the for your time yesterday.
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I would like to summarise our discussion and action items.

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s 47E(d), s 47G(1)(a)

Can I also raise two other issues.

s 47E(d)

s 47E(d)

I look forward to meeting with you again on Monday to discuss these matters further

s 22(1)(a)(ii)
DETECTIVE A/SUPERINTENDENT
ACT 1982
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
APC MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTRE
SOUTHERN COMMAND
Tel:
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From:
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To:
s 47E(d)
Subject:
Uber drivers protest - suggested course of action for gridlocked traffic [SEC=OFFICIAL]
Date:
Saturday, 7 September 2024 5:27:11 AM
OFFICIAL
Supervisors,

If you have Uber protests which grinds traffic to a halt, last night we closed the Uber feeder rank by
placing Police vehicles in the feeder lane on Centre Road, just past the Grants Rd intersection. We did this
with Victoria Police’s Highway Patrol given the amount of traffic, however it could potentially be done by
AOT members.

s 47G(1)(a)
and the protesting Uber drivers were all in support of closing it. It still took
nearly an hour to then clear all the traffic (which stretched to Mickleham Rd at its worst), but it worked
(as opposed to move on directions, infringements etc).

The Uber driver’s protest is against Uber, not Melbourne Airport. They may do it again however even last
night they were undecided what time they would finish before we shut down the feed ramp. A group of
Uber Drivers are congregating in the s 47E(d) nd talking to other drivers as they come through, slowing
down traffic movement. Some drivers may also be doing laps without picking up passengers to impact
Uber and create traffic congestion.

Thanks,
ACT 1982

s 22(1)(a)(ii)

D/A/SGT
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS
SOUTHERN COMMAND
INFORMATION
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From:
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To:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Subject:
RE: Uber and Taxi Protest 26 Sept 2024 [SEC=OFFICIAL]
Date:
Wednesday, 25 September 2024 2:43:06 PM
OFFICIAL
I’ve spoken to
who is on arvo tomorrow. All good with numbers
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 47E(d)

s 22(1)(a)(ii)
DETECTIVE A/INSPECTOR
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SOUTHERN COMMAND
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Subject: Uber and Taxi Protest 26 Sept 2024 [SEC=OFFICIAL]
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After some discussions it was clear the protest will be tomorrow. I am unsure of timings and numbers in
attendance.

Can we ensure numbers to cover please.
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DETECTIVE A/SUPERINTENDENT
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
APC MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTRE
SOUTHERN COMMAND
Tel:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Ext:
Mob:
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s 22(1)(a)(ii)
The Australian Federal Police acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country
throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay
our respects to First Nations people, culture and Elders past, present and emerging.
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Subject: Traffic Management - roadworks and protest activities [SEC=OFFICIAL]

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OFFICIAL
Good morning
s 47F(1)

I hope you are well.

Could I please request a meeting to discuss traffic management around Melbourne Airport, looking at overall
safety and security.  Over the last couple of weeks, AFP have been involved in increased traffic operations due
to building works and protest activities.  This has required increase resources and increased pressures on the
Duty Sergeants on shift.

Please let me know when you are available.
1982

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Kind regards,

ACT
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
POLICE

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From:
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To:
s 47F(1)
Cc:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Subject:
RE: Traffic Management - roadworks and protest activities [SEC=OFFICIAL]
Date:
Wednesday, 11 September 2024 12:22:00 PM
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OFFICIAL
Good afternoon s 47F(1)

Thank you for your time on the phone today.

I just wanted to summarise our discussions from today.

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Further to the above, I would also like to raise our ongoing concerns regarding traffic management at the
roundabout at Centre Road and Francis Briggs Road. The markings on the roundabout are unclear and
congestion continues to be an issue.

UNDER
I appreciate your assistance in working through these issues.

s 22(1)(a)(ii)

DETECTIVE A/SUPERINTENDENT
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
APC MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTRE
SOUTHERN COMMAND
Tel
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Ext
Mob:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
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throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay
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I hope you are well.

Could I please request a meeting to discuss traffic management around Melbourne Airport, looking at overall
safety and security.  Over the last couple of weeks, AFP have been involved in increased traffic operations due
to building works and protest activities.  This has required increase resources and increased pressures on the
Duty Sergeants on shift.

Please let me know when you are available.

Kind regards,
s 22(1)(a)(ii)

DETECTIVE A/SUPERINTENDENT
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
APC MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTRE
SOUTHERN COMMAND
Tel:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Ext:
Mob:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
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Cc:
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@afp.gov.au>
Subject: Uber and Taxi Protests planned for this week. [SEC=OFFICIAL]

OFFICIAL
Good afternoon s 22(1)(a)(ii)

As you are aware, Uber drivers have been conducting protest activity in the Melbourne Airport Taxi/Car
Ride secondary holding area behind Terminal 4.  This commenced on Monday 26 August with protest
activity between the hours of 7am and 10am.  The Uber drivers are protesting a rise in fees by the Uber
company.  The protesting members have been standing in the secondary holding area and chanting at
the Uber drivers who are not engaged in the protest activity, to cancel their fares and join them.  There
was media attention today but no incidents to note.  AFP has maintained at least one patrol during the
period of the protest.
s 47E(d), s 47B
s 47E(d), s 47B
  Today there were approximately 40
protestors in attendance.  AFP members in attendance believed their presence was required to ensure all
persons were conducting activities in a safe manner.

Information provided today is Uber drivers will increase their hours of protest of Thursday and Friday to
7am – 10am and then again 6pm – 9pm.  They advised they expect the numbers to double at least.

I have now also received information about possible Taxi protests on Friday and over the weekend.  At
this time, Friday is due to run at 10am and 5pm, Saturday 10 am and Sunday 5pm.  The protest activity
will occur in the Terminal 2 Uber area, similar to what occurred previously
from the Taxi
s 47F(1)
ACT 1982
Directorate listed a number of issues with Melbourne Airport regarding the release of Taxi’s from the
holding area. s 47F(1) will speak to me tomorrow about the numbers expected and duration of the
protests.

INFORMATION
s 47F(1), s 47G(1)(a)

I have advised
s 47F(1)
regarding the increase in Uber
protests and possible numbers attending   I have also advised about possible Taxi protests occurring at
the same time.
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I have also advised A/Inspector
s 47F(1)
Hume LAC of the ongoing protest activity.  I have
highlighted the possible need for support from Victoria Police from a traffic management perspective
depending on the number of protesters and activity.  A/Inspec
and I will discuss further tomorrow
s 47F(1)
once we are aware of developments.

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A/Sgt s 22(1)(a)(ii) is aware of the continuation of the Uber protests and will continue to manage
tomorrow.  When we receive further information of activities for Friday, A/Inspector
and I will put
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
in plans to support the ongoing safe operations of the Airport.

Kind regards,

s 22(1)(a)(ii)

DETECTIVE A/INSPECTOR
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
OIC-A MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTRE
SOUTHERN COMMAND
Tel:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Ext:
Mob
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
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From:
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To:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Subject:
RE: Uber contact [SEC=OFFICIAL]
Date:
Friday, 13 September 2024 10:46:00 AM
OFFICIAL
Thankss 22(1)(a)(ii)

DETECTIVE A/SUPERINTENDENT
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
APC MELBOURNE AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTRE
SOUTHERN COMMAND
Tel:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
Ext:
Mob:
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
s 22(1)(a)(ii)
The Australian Federal Police acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country
throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay
1982
our respects to First Nations people, culture and Elders past, present and emerging.
BY

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Subject: RE: Uber contact [SEC=OFFICIAL]
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Ok. Those incidents haven’t been reported to us, and we have people monitoring the rank, only traffic
congestion at this stage.

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Subject: Uber contact [SEC=OFFICIAL]

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s 47F(1)
has contacted me regarding the ongoing protests.

s 47F(1)

I advised we have met with Uber protesters and they understand their responsibilities for the protesting.
I advised we were not aware of any issues at this time.

I also advised that from our conversations, the drivers simply want to be heard and have requested a
meeting with Uber to discuss the changes. He is going to take this message back to the business.

s 47F(1)

For your awareness.

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The Australian Federal Police acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country
throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay
our respects to First Nations people, culture and Elders past, present and emerging.

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