Freedom of Information Request - Documents on Benchmarks and Quotas
Dear NSW Police Force,
I am writing to request access to documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
I seek access to the following documents held by the NSW Police Force:
* All documents, reports, memos, emails, and internal communications related to the establishment, implementation, and monitoring of benchmarks and quotas for NSW Police officers.
* Documents detailing performance metrics, targets, or benchmarks that NSW Police officers are required to meet, including but not limited to quotas for fines, arrests, or other law enforcement activities.
* Any internal guidelines, policies, or directives issued to NSW Police officers or departments concerning the adherence to or enforcement of benchmarks and quotas.
* Any assessments, reviews, or evaluations conducted regarding the impact of benchmarks and quotas on police practices and community interactions.
This request covers any documents created or modified within the last five years. I seek access to these documents to better comprehend the operational directives and performance expectations placed upon NSW Police officers by the Police Commissioner.
If any of the requested documents are available in electronic format, I would prefer to receive them in that format. Should there be any fees associated with this request, please inform me of the cost before processing.
If you require any further information or clarification regarding this request, please do not hesitate to contact me at [email address].
Thank you for your time and assistance in processing this request.
Yours sincerely,
Deborah-May
Good afternoon
Thank you for contacting NSWPF.
In order to make a request for NSW Police Force information, an applicant is required to submit a completed 'Formal Access' application under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
Below are instructions to submit an application online:
In your browser, type: portal.police.nsw.gov.au, then Enter.
You will be in the NSW Police Community Portal.
At the bottom of the screen, select “Access to Information”.
In the next screen, select “Continue”.
In the next screen, in the dropdown box, select “New Access Application”.
You will be asked 6 questions – Yes/No answers are required. If you are unsure, answer No, then continue on with the application.
There is a $30 application fee payable by credit card. The funds will NOT be deducted immediately - please ensure that you have available funds in your account for up to 5 business days.
Submit your application.
You will receive an email within 5 business days to confirm that your request has been validated and the $30.00 application fee will be deducted at this time.
Your GIPA application may take up to 20 business days to be completed – we are unable to expediate any applications.
Regards,
Kelly Gardner
Customer Service Officer
Infolink, Office of the General Counsel
Phone: +61 2 8835 6888
Eaglenet: 26888
Email: [email address]