Country report 2012 Sri Lanka
Dear Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade,
I would like to access the previous editions of the following publication:
DFAT COUNTRY INFORMATION REPORT SRI LANKA
I would specifically like the ones that were in use in between 2010-2012 - I have been unable to locate previous versions online
Yours faithfully,
Jay
OFFICIAL
FOI ref: LEX5414
Dear Jay
Thank you for your email.
Previous editions of the Country Information Report on Sri Lanka from
2010-2012 can be provided to you administratively.
Administrative access means the release of government information in
response to a specific request, outside of the processes in the FOI Act.
Administrative release is encouraged by the Office of the Australian
Information Commissioner (OAIC) to facilitate efficient outcomes.
If you are happy for this to occur, please confirm your agreement to
withdraw your FOI request. You may then directly email [1][email address]
to request copies of the reports.
Kind regards
DFAT FOI Team
Freedom of Information and Privacy Law Section
Legal Division | Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
[2]DFAT.GOV.AU | [3]Twitter | [4]Facebook | [5]Flickr | [6]YouTube
Dear FOI,
Thank you for your reply. The email address supplied has unfortunately been redacted. Is there a place you can point me to for this email address? Or a way to send it without it being redacted?
Yours sincerely,
Jian Ooi
OFFICIAL
FOI ref: LEX5414
Dear Jian
You can find the email address on the DFAT website, at the bottom of this
page:
https://www.dfat.gov.au/about-us/publica...
In case the link is also redacted by the Right to Know website, an extract
from the webpage is attached. The email address is shown in red on page 3
of the attachment.
We will now consider your FOI request withdrawn.
Kind regards
DFAT FOI Team
Freedom of Information and Privacy Law Section
Legal Division | Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
DFAT.GOV.AU | Twitter | Facebook | Flickr | YouTube
Dear FOI,
I've been informed by Right To Know over email that I may request it here? I quote: I "agree they may release them to you via Right To Know via Administrative access" and when you do this I can withdraw my FOI request.
"This way the information is also still released publicly. There's no reason for them to need for them to email you directly. as far as I can see."
Are you able to publish the country reports here via Administrative access so others may access them too?
Yours sincerely,
Jian Ooi
OFFICIAL
FOI ref: LEX5414
Dear Jian Ooi
Please find attached correspondence with the outcome of your FOI request.
Kind regards
DFAT FOI Team
Freedom of Information and Privacy Law Section
Legal Division | Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
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