How can I obtain transcript or recording of 000 call?

Allan made this Government Information (Public Access) request to NSW Police Force

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Dear NSW Police Force,
Is it possible to get my hands on a transcript or recording of an emergency call to 000? If so what is the best way to do this?
Regards Allan.

Yours faithfully,
Allan Percival

#GIPA, NSW Police Force

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Hello Allan,

In order to make a request for NSW Police Force information, an applicant
is required to submit a completed 'Formal Access' application under the
Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.

Please find attached the ‘Formal Access’ application form for completion.
 You should follow all instructions on the form, include as much
information and guidance as possible about the information you require and
sign the form before submitting it.

When seeking access to personal information, an applicant must provide a
copy of their proof of identity.
Acceptable forms of proof of identity include any one of the following: -
an Australian Driver’s Licence including a photograph, signature and
current address;  a current Australian passport or other proof of
signature and current address details (such as a Government issued
identity card or Government issued proof of age card).

Each ‘Formal Access’ application submitted, must be accompanied by an
application fee of $30.00. This fee can be paid by credit card, cheque or
money order.  Cheques and money orders should be made payable to ‘NSW
Police’.

If your application form is submitted via email, we can only accept a
credit card authority form. Alternatively, if you submit your application
through the post, all payment methods can be accepted.

If you are applying for someone else's information, please be aware that
it is unlikely to be released to you unless you have obtained a dated and
signed authority, authorising specifically the release of that particular
information.

The NSW Police Force has up to twenty (20) working days under the Act
(subject to any extension allowed for under the Act) to deal with an
application.  If any extension of time is required to deal with an
application, we will let the applicant know in writing.

Please e-mail the completed forms (formal access application and credit
card authority form) to the NSW Police Force - InfoLink at:
 [email address]

Alternatively, you can post the forms and your payment to the postal
address listed on the application form.

Kind regards,

From:        Allan <[FOI #5179 email]>
To:        GIPA requests at NSW Police Force <[NSW Police Force request email]>
Date:        27/12/2018 10:20
Subject:        Government Information (Public Access) request - How can I
obtain transcript or recording of 000 call?

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Dear NSW Police Force,
Is it possible to get my hands on a transcript or recording of an
emergency call to 000? If so what is the best way to do this?
Regards Allan.

Yours faithfully,
Allan Percival

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