Contract permitting Right to know to operate this website
Foreign personal representative for Department of Ethnic affairs person-id: 41190156 made this Freedom of Information request to Attorney-General's Department
Dear Attorney-General's Department & the executives for Right to Know,
In consideration of the quality of information provided on this website, stating that it beyond inadequate for what people are seeking would be a compliment.
Right to know is registered as a charity and not a government department so how can they be tasked with sourcing information there is held by the government and replying on behalf of every government department?
1. Provide document authorizing delegated authority to Right to know
2. Provide any contract, agreement, proposal, however described the show transparency and honesty is at the forefront of the operation
Failure to provide this within seven days stipulates this website should be suspended and should self report to Australian Federal police for impersonating government department
Submitted with clean hands and asking the same.
Foreign personal representative for Department of Ethnic affairs person-id: 41190156
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Dear Attorney-General's Department,
The request was made to Attorney General but an imposter called Ben Faithless has replied instead by making anannotation which i acknowledge is not sent to the Attorney General
Further to initial request, provide delegated Authority that Ben Faithless has to act and reply on behalf of the Attorney General.
still waiting on outstanding agreements and contract for providing this service and how the right to know isfunded
Yours faithfully,
Foreign personal representative for Department of Ethnic affairs person-id: 41190156
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Ben (Right to Know) left an annotation ()
I work for the charity that operates Right to Know.
Right to Know is a project of the OpenAustralia Foundation, a registered charity. We don’t source information or reply on behalf of the government.
When you make a request using Right to Know, we send your request to your selected public authority. We automatically publish any replies from them for you and anyone else to find and read.
Right to Know makes it easy for people to request documents using Freedom of Information, but you can make your request directly to the public authority if you want.
We encourage people to read our House Rules (https://www.righttoknow.org.au/help/hous...) which detail how we expect people to behave while on the site. This includes information about what you can and can’t ask for using Right to Know.
We also have a help section (https://www.righttoknow.org.au/help) which answers the most common questions people have.
If anything isn’t clear, you can contact our team directly here: https://www.righttoknow.org.au/help/cont...
Kindly,
Ben Fairless - Right to Know