Defecting Motor Vehicles and Motorcycles
Dear Australian Federal Police,
Any documents that show the training that AFP officers (mainly ACT Policing) receive to be able to defect vehicles including motorcycles.
Not interested in legislation that shows what is an acceptable modification on any vehicle but more how the officer is aware that the modification is not acceptable or is considered a dangerous modification etc.
Yours faithfully,
Phil Richards
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Dear Mr Richards
YOUR FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST
I refer to your application dated 10 December 2019, in which you seek
access to documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (the Act) as
follows:
"Any documents that show the training that AFP officers (mainly ACT
Policing) receive to be able to defect vehicles including motorcycles.
Not interested in legislation that shows what is an acceptable
modification on any vehicle but more how the officer is aware that the
modification is not acceptable or is considered a dangerous modification
etc."
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Yours sincerely
Bella (AFP23358)
FOI OFFICER - FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
CHIEF COUNSEL PORTFOLIO
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Dear Mr Richards
Your Freedom of Information Request
I refer to your email dated 10 December 2019 in which you seek access to
documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
Upon consideration of your request, the AFP is of the view that your
request will take longer than 30 days to process. The delay is
regrettable, however, due to the AFP’s stand down period for Christmas and
New Year being within the original decision making time and the absence of
key stakeholders to assist with the review of the information, the
AFP will be unable to finalise this matter within the 30 day time
frame, therefore it will not be possible to advise you of a decision by 9
January 2020.
Accordingly, pursuant to section 15AA of the Act, I seek your agreement to
extend the period to notify you of a decision to on or before 8 February
2020.
I apologise for the delay and any inconvenience this may cause you and
will endeavour to provide you with a decision as soon as possible.
I would be grateful if you would advise this office in writing of your
agreement to the proposed extension of time at your earliest convenience.
If you have any queries in relation to this matter, please do not hesitate
to contact this office.
Yours sincerely,
TANYA (AFP14692)
ACTING SENIOR TEAM MEMBER
CHIEF COUNSEL PORTFOLIO
Tel +61(0) 2 51269366
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[2]Australian Federal Police
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Hi
Just a follow up on this request, was due on or before 8 February 2020 and still have not received a decision?
Yours faithfully,
Phil Richards
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Dear Mr Richards
Upon checking our system, the due date is 9 March 2020. If you have any further queries, I will have the case officer contact you on her return next week.
Regards,
JACQUELINE (AFP12306)
PRINCIPAL FOI OFFICER/TEAM LEADER, FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
CHIEF COUNSEL
AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE
www.afp.gov.au
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Dear FOI,
as per your emails, see below. Not sure where 9 March 2020 comes from?
Upon consideration of your request, the AFP is of the view that your
request will take longer than 30 days to process. The delay is
regrettable, however, due to the AFP’s stand down period for Christmas and
New Year being within the original decision making time and the absence of
key stakeholders to assist with the review of the information, the
AFP will be unable to finalise this matter within the 30 day time
frame, therefore it will not be possible to advise you of a decision by 9
January 2020.
Accordingly, pursuant to section 15AA of the Act, I seek your agreement to
extend the period to notify you of a decision to on or before 8 February
2020.
Yours sincerely,
Phil Richards
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Dear Mr Richards,
Please find attached our decision in relation to your Freedom of
Information request.
Kind regards,
TANYA (AFP14692)
ACTING SENIOR TEAM MEMBER
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
CHIEF COUNSEL PORTFOLIO
Tel +61(0) 2 51269366
[1]www.afp.gov.au
[2]Australian Federal Police
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