cancelation of Jihadists passports

James Mott made this Freedom of Information request to Australian Federal Police

This request has been closed to new correspondence from the public body. Contact us if you think it ought be re-opened.

The request was refused by Australian Federal Police.

Dear Australian Federal Police,

This is a request for any documents of correspondence between the Australian Federal Police, ASIO and Foreign affairs & Trade members such as Peter Varghese & Julie Bishop. In relating to the arrival and departing of intended Jihadist fighters numbering to 312 in 2015 and the cancellation of their passports. Under the freedom of information act of 1982.
Yours sincerely ,James Mott

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Dear Mr Mott,

         
Your Freedom of Information Request

I refer to your application dated 26 February 2016 in which you seek
access to documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (the Act).

 

Information considered irrelevant to the scope of your request

The AFP, in its management of FOI requests, excludes the following
information on the basis that is irrelevant to the scope of a request:

 

-      Names of AFP members, other than the Senior Executive.

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Yours sincerely

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FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
CHIEF COUNSEL PORTFOLIO

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Dear Mr Mott

Please find attached correspondence in relation to your request.

Regards

JACQUELINE (AFP12306)
TEAM LEADER, FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
CHIEF COUNSEL PORTFOLIO
Tel +61(0) 2 6131 6131
www.afp.gov.au

UNCLASSIFIED

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FOI would like to recall the message, "FOI REQUEST - CRM 2016/404 [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]".

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Dear Mr Mott

Please find attached correspondence for your attention in relation to your FOI request regarding Jihadist fighters.

Regards

JACQUELINE (AFP12306)
TEAM LEADER, FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
CHIEF COUNSEL PORTFOLIO
Tel +61(0) 2 6131 6131
www.afp.gov.au

UNCLASSIFIED

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Dear Mr Mott

Please find attached a decision in respect to your request concerning Jihadist fighters and cancellation of passports.

Regards

JACQUELINE (AFP12306)
TEAM LEADER, FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
CHIEF COUNSEL PORTFOLIO
Tel +61(0) 2 6131 6131
www.afp.gov.au

UNCLASSIFIED

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