Privacy Impact Statement relating to the AGD website

Mark R. Diamond made this Freedom of Information request to Attorney-General's Department

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Mark R. Diamond

Director
FOI and Privacy Section
Office of Corporate Counsel
Attorney-General's Department
3-5 National Circuit
BARTON ACT 2600

Dear Director,

Request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982
Privacy Impact Statement relating to the Attorney General's department website
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The Australian Government Tender System (http://www.austender.gov.au) reports contract CN1226592 between the Attorney General's Department and Ernst & Young for the provision of privacy impact assessment of the AGD website.

I request access to a copy of the report of that assessment. I note that the contract report on AusTender states that no confidentiality issues attached either to the contract itself or to the contract outputs.

If you require any further information regarding the documents I seek, please let me know. The electronic address at righttoknow.org.au that is associated with this email is the relevant address for the purposes of section 15(2)(c) of the FOI Act.

Yours faithfully,

Mark R. Diamond

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Privacy Collection Notice

When you make a request for documents or an inquiry about privacy matters,
the Attorney-General’s Department will only collect your personal
information where it is reasonably necessary for, or directly related to,
our functions under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 or the Privacy Act
1988. We may collect your name, email address and telephone number so that
we can contact you about your request under the Freedom of Information Act
for access to documents or access to, or correction of, personal
information; or a complaint you have made or your request for access to,
or correction of, personal information under the Privacy Act. If your
request concerns your personal information, we will collect the minimum
amount of evidence necessary to verify your identity. The handling of your
personal information is protected by the Privacy Act 1988 and our privacy
policy is available at http://www.ag.gov.au/Pages/Privacystatem....
If you have an enquiry or complaint about your privacy, please contact the
Privacy Contact Officer on 02 6141 2660 or via e-mail [email address].

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UNCLASSIFIED

14/6020

 

30 April 2014

 

 

Mr Mark R. Diamond

Email: [1][FOI #602 email]

 

Dear Mr Diamond

Freedom of Information Request no. FOI14/065

 

I refer to your request for access to documents relating to Privacy Impact
Statement relating to the Attorney General's department website under the
Freedom of Information Act 1982. I have taken your request to be for:

The Australian Government Tender System ([2]http://www.austender.gov.au)
reports contract CN1226592 between the Attorney General's Department and
Ernst & Young for the provision of privacy impact assessment of the AGD
website.

 

I request access to a copy of the report of that assessment. I note that
the contract report on AusTender states that no confidentiality issues
attached either to the contract itself or to the contract outputs.

 

If you disagree with our interpretation of your request, please let me
know as soon as possible.

We received your request on 26 April 2014 and the 30 day statutory period
for processing your request commenced from the day after that date. You
should therefore expect a decision from us by 26 May 2014. The period of
30 days may be extended if we need to consult third parties or for other
reasons. We will advise you if this happens.

It is the usual practice of the Department to not release the names and
contact details of junior officers of the Department and other government
agencies, where that personal information is contained in documents within
scope of a request.  The names and contact details of senior officers will
generally be released.  We will take it that you agree to the removal of
junior officers’ personal information unless you advise that you would
like us to consider releasing that information as part of the documents
you have requested.

Please note that information released under the FOI Act may later be
published online on our disclosure log
[3]http://www.ag.gov.au/RightsAndProtection...,
subject to certain exceptions. (For example, personal information will not
be published where this would be unreasonable.)

We will contact you using the email address you provided. Please advise if
you would prefer us to use an alternative means of contact. If you have
any questions, please contact the FOI Section by email [4][AGD request email].

 

 

Kind Regards

 

FOI Contact Officer

 

Freedom of Information and Privacy Section | Office of Corporate Counsel

Attorney-General's Department | 3 - 5 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
*: [5][AGD request email]

 

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    AGD FOI matter no.FOI14 065 Letter to applicant advising of business consultation.pdf

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UNCLASSIFIED
Dear Mr Diamond

Re: AGD FOI matter no. FOI14/065

Referring to your FOI request of 26 April 2014, the department has identified the need to consult a private business. Details attached.

With regards,

AGD FOI & Privacy
[AGD request email]

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UNCLASSIFIED

Dear Mr Diamond

 

FOI matter no. FOI14/065

 

Referring to your FOI request of 26 April 2014, I attach the Statement of
Reasons.

 

I will attach the relevant document with exemptions in two separate parts
in two following emails to fit the file into an email format.

 

Kind Regards

 

FOI Contact Officer

 

Freedom of Information and Privacy Section | Office of Corporate Counsel

Attorney-General's Department | 3 - 5 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
*: [1][AGD request email]

 

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Privacy Collection Notice

When you make a request for documents or an inquiry about privacy matters,
the Attorney-General’s Department will only collect your personal
information where it is reasonably necessary for, or directly related to,
our functions under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 or the Privacy Act
1988. We may collect your name, email address and telephone number so that
we can contact you about your request under the Freedom of Information Act
for access to documents or access to, or correction of, personal
information; or a complaint you have made or your request for access to,
or correction of, personal information under the Privacy Act. If your
request concerns your personal information, we will collect the minimum
amount of evidence necessary to verify your identity. The handling of your
personal information is protected by the Privacy Act 1988 and our privacy
policy is available at http://www.ag.gov.au/Pages/Privacystatem....
If you have an enquiry or complaint about your privacy, please contact the
Privacy Contact Officer on 02 6141 2660 or via e-mail [email address].

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UNCLASSIFIED

Dear Mr Diamond

 

FOI matter no. FOI14/065

 

I attach the first half of the relevant document with exemptions.

 

Kind Regards

 

FOI Contact Officer

 

Freedom of Information and Privacy Section | Office of Corporate Counsel

Attorney-General's Department | 3 - 5 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
*: [1][AGD request email]

 

[2]2586 Indigenous signature block NEW

 

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Privacy Collection Notice

When you make a request for documents or an inquiry about privacy matters,
the Attorney-General’s Department will only collect your personal
information where it is reasonably necessary for, or directly related to,
our functions under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 or the Privacy Act
1988. We may collect your name, email address and telephone number so that
we can contact you about your request under the Freedom of Information Act
for access to documents or access to, or correction of, personal
information; or a complaint you have made or your request for access to,
or correction of, personal information under the Privacy Act. If your
request concerns your personal information, we will collect the minimum
amount of evidence necessary to verify your identity. The handling of your
personal information is protected by the Privacy Act 1988 and our privacy
policy is available at http://www.ag.gov.au/Pages/Privacystatem....
If you have an enquiry or complaint about your privacy, please contact the
Privacy Contact Officer on 02 6141 2660 or via e-mail [email address].

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UNCLASSIFIED

 

Dear Mr Diamond

 

FOI matter no. FOI14/065

 

I attach the second half of the relevant document with exemptions.

 

Kind Regards

 

FOI Contact Officer

 

Freedom of Information and Privacy Section | Office of Corporate Counsel

Attorney-General's Department | 3 - 5 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
*: [1][AGD request email]

 

[2]2586 Indigenous signature block NEW

 

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Privacy Collection Notice

When you make a request for documents or an inquiry about privacy matters,
the Attorney-General’s Department will only collect your personal
information where it is reasonably necessary for, or directly related to,
our functions under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 or the Privacy Act
1988. We may collect your name, email address and telephone number so that
we can contact you about your request under the Freedom of Information Act
for access to documents or access to, or correction of, personal
information; or a complaint you have made or your request for access to,
or correction of, personal information under the Privacy Act. If your
request concerns your personal information, we will collect the minimum
amount of evidence necessary to verify your identity. The handling of your
personal information is protected by the Privacy Act 1988 and our privacy
policy is available at http://www.ag.gov.au/Pages/Privacystatem....
If you have an enquiry or complaint about your privacy, please contact the
Privacy Contact Officer on 02 6141 2660 or via e-mail [email address].

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Mark R. Diamond

FOI and Privacy Section
Office of Corporate Counsel
Attorney-General's Department
3-5 National Circuit
BARTON ACT 2600

Dear FOI Contact Officer,

Request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982
Your reference: 14/6020
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I am writing to thank your section for its efficient handling of my FOI request and to ask that you pass on my thanks to Mr Curry for his decision.

Yours faithfully,

Mark R. Diamond

Mark R. Diamond left an annotation ()

There were some redactions in the material that was provided but for two reasons I have marked this request as having been met in full. The first reason is that redactions under s 22 of the Act are redactions of material that is not directly pertinent to the request, so it is difficult to argue that the fact of its redaction has any relevance to the question of whether the request was fulfilled or not. The second reason is simply that the s 47E(d) redcations are pretty small in the light of the material that was released. Again, I consider myself to have received the documents that I sought.