Office of the Australian Information Commissioner

Part of the Attorney-General portfolio and a Federal authority, also called OAIC

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has three sets of functions. They are: freedom of information functions, in particular, oversight of the operation of the Freedom of Information Act 1982 and review of decisions made by agencies and ministers under that Act. - privacy functions, conferred by the Privacy Act 1988 and other laws - government information policy functions, conferred on the Australian Information Commissioner under theAustralian Information Commissioner Act 2010.

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Guidelines on the practice of adding text unrelated to redaction to documents
Follow up sent to Office of the Australian Information Commissioner by JS on .

Information not held.

Thank you for your reply. Like the OAIC I do not have concerns regarding the addition of watermarks, FOI reference numbers, or page numbers to doc...
Grubb v Telstra
Response by Office of the Australian Information Commissioner to Ben Grubb on .

Refused.

Dear Mr Grubb Please find attached correspondence from this office regarding your FOI request dated 6 October 2014. Regards Caren Whip Office of the...
IGB
Response by Office of the Australian Information Commissioner to MJ on .

Information not held.

Dear MJ Please find attached a copy of my decision on your FOI request. Information about your review rights is included. Yours sincerely Caren Whip...
Private and financial information moved overseas by organisations.
Response by Office of the Australian Information Commissioner to Christopher Bennett on .

Information not held.

Dear Mr Bennett Thank you for your email. I can see that you are seeking information about the privacy requirements on organisations sending persona...

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