Documents relating to the Wakeley stabbing video on X/Twitter
Dear Sir/Madam,
I request copies of the following documents:
- The removal notice issued to X Corp on 16 April 2024 in relation to certain class 1 material (namely the video of the Wakeley stabbing);
- The application by the eSafety Commissioner to the Federal Court seeking the removal of the aforementioned video; and
- The interim injunction issued by the Federal Court compelling the removal of the aforementioned video.
Please include any attached schedules, exhibits, addendums, annexes or similar material. I object to the redaction of names and personal information of public servants on relevance grounds.
Please release the responsive documents through administrative access if possible.
If the documents are not available administratively, please treat this as a formal request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
Yours faithfully,
John Smith
Dear Sir/Madam,
Just to clarify, please include both the originating and interlocutory applications, as well as any affidavits.
Yours faithfully,
John Smith
OFFICIAL
Dear Mr Smith
I am writing to acknowledge your request under the Freedom of Information
Act 1982 (FOI Act) received on 24 April 2024.
Unless you request otherwise, we will proceed on the basis that you do not
require duplicates or drafts of material in scope.
The FOI Act allows 30 days for processing your request. This period may be
extended for charges and third-party consultation. We will let you know if
this occurs.
I will contact you at the email address above unless you advise otherwise.
Any documents released to you as part of this decision will be published
on our disclosure log unless one of the relevant exceptions apply. Further
information about the FOI Act, including eSafety’s publication
obligations, is available on our website at
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FOI Coordinator
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