Copy of M.O.U. on Medical Countermeasures Consortium
Dear Department of Defence,
To the FOI Officer,
I am contacting you to ask for a copy of the M.O.U. signed in 2012, by the Department of Defence and the Department of Health and Aged Care,which relates to the 'Medical Countermeasures Consortium'.
In good will and faith, without malice, deception or prejudices.
Kind regards
Deborah-May
OFFICIAL
Dear Deborah-May
Acknowledgement
I refer to your correspondence of 14 July 2024 seeking access to
documents held by the Department of Defence (Defence), under the Freedom
of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act). This email is to advise you that your
request has been received and allocated for Case Management.
The scope of your request is:
…a copy of the M.O.U. signed in 2012, by the Department of Defence and the
Department of Health and Aged Care,which relates to the 'Medical
Countermeasures Consortium'.
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OFFICIAL
Dear Deborah-May
Please find attached the Decision and document relating to Defence FOI
043/24/25.
FOI Disclosure Log
In accordance with the requirements of section 11C of the FOI Act, Defence
is required to publish details of information released under the FOI Act.
Defence publishes identified documents relating to finalised requests
within ten working days of receipt by the applicant. Defence will also
publish the statement of reasons with privacy deletions.
Under section 54 of the FOI Act, you are entitled to request a review of
this decision. Your review rights are attached.
Please contact this office should you require any further information.
Regards
Freedom of Information Team
Media and Information Disclosure Branch
Ministerial & Executive Coordination and Communication Division
Department of Defence
[1]Freedom of information requests | About | Defence
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