Environmental considerations of visits of nuclear powered warships to Australia (1976)
Dan Monceaux made this Freedom of Information request to Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
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Dear ANSTO FoI Officers,
I wish to request a digital copy (scan) of the 1976 AAEC publication "Environmental considerations of visits of nuclear powered warships to Australia". A copy of the document is held in the ANSTO library. Details can be found here: http://ansto.worldcat.org/title/environm...
I am making this request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
Yours faithfully,
Dan Monceaux
To: Dan Monceaux <[FOI #2971 email]>
Dear Mr Monceaux,
We acknowledge your request below.
Your request relates to a document that was maintained by ANSTO for reference purposes and is otherwise publicly available (including at the National Library of Australia) which puts it outside the scope of the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
We attempted to obtain a copy of the requested document from the ANSTO Library to provide it to you under administrative access (i.e. outside of the Freedom of Information Act 1982), unfortunately ANSTO’s copy could not be located and ANSTO Library records have now been updated to reflect this.
In these circumstances, we invite you to withdraw your request. Please reply on or before 6 February 2017 if you wish to pursue your request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982, otherwise no further response is needed by you as we will treat the matter as closed.
Regards,
Fiona Lenhardt
Senior Administrative Lawyer
Dear Freedom of Information Officers,
Thank you for searching for the document in question, and for bringing to my attention the existence of the document in other library collections. Unfortunately, no copies are located in South Australia, so accessing this document remains difficult at present.
I hereby with draw my request made of ANSTO requesting a digital copy of this document.
Yours sincerely,
Dan Monceaux