FOI Disclosure Log - FOI 24/25-0952
Dan Collins made this Freedom of Information request to National Disability Insurance Agency
Dear National Disability Insurance Agency,
As per the Freedom of Information Act I am requesting access to the below document listed on the NDIA disclosure log
- FOI 24/25-0952
With appreciation,
Dan Collins
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Dan Collins left an annotation ()
Thanks Ben – I'm going to leave this one up because it's an easy request and the NDIA have a dedicated staff member responding to disclosure log enquiries.
I often get in with these before anyone else does because I check right to know and the disclosure log daily to keep track. And usually I'm pretty good about checking, so I must have missed seeing that one in the feed. Shouldn't happen again!
Cheers,
Dan
Dear Dan Collins
Thank you for your below request seeking access to documents from the
Agency’s Disclosure Log.
Please find attached the following documents:
· 24/25 - 0952 – Document – Disclosure Log.
Kind regards,
Poojan
Freedom of Information Officer
Information Release, Privacy and Legal Operations Branch.
Reviews and Information Release Division
National Disability Insurance Agency
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Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We
pay our respects to them and their cultures and to Elders past, present
and emerging.
Ben (Right to Know) left an annotation ()
Hey Dan,
Is this request for the same set of documents? https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/r...
If so, it might be a good idea to withdraw your request and follow the original one. Doing this helps both the authority and others making requests. By reducing double handling, it frees up the authority to spend more time on other requests.
To withdraw your request:
1. Click "Actions", then "Update the status of this request"
3. Click the last option: "I would like to withdraw this request"
4. Send a quick email to the authority telling them that you've found the documents on Right to Know and you're happy to withdraw your request.
To follow a request:
1. Go to the request you want to follow
2. Click the “Follow” button
If you have any questions feel free to leave a public annotation here.
Thanks,
Ben - Right to Know team