From FOI log: Documents on FOI requests and s47C refusals
Dear Australian Securities and Investments Commission,
Could you please send me some documents listed on your FOI disclosure log.
The title is "FOI requests received by ASIC (in the FY 12/13 and 13/14) and subsequent ASIC decisions on those requests where ASIC's decisions relied upon the exemption in s47C of the FOI Act".
This is number 50 on the ASIC FOI disclosure log.
Regards,
Culley Palmer
Dear Mr Palmer,
I acknowledge receipt of your request for documents listed in ASIC's
disclosure log .
Please indicate how you would like the documents delivered to you (ie via
email or by post).
From: Culley Palmer <[FOI #997 email]>
To: FOI requests at ASIC <[ASIC request email]>,
Date: 04/03/2015 08:50 PM
Subject: Freedom of Information request - From FOI log: Documents
on FOI requests and s47C refusals
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Dear Australian Securities and Investments Commission,
Could you please send me some documents listed on your FOI disclosure log.
The title is "FOI requests received by ASIC (in the FY 12/13 and 13/14)
and subsequent ASIC decisions on those requests where ASIC's decisions
relied upon the exemption in s47C of the FOI Act".
This is number 50 on the ASIC FOI disclosure log.
Regards,
Culley Palmer
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Regards,
Culley Palmer
Dear ASIC,
Could you please give me a timeframe of when I should expect to receive these documents from ASIC's FOI disclosure log?
Regards,
Culley Palmer
Dear Mr Palmer,
ASIC is currently processing your request. We will respond to your
request by the end of this week.
From: Culley Palmer <[FOI #997 email]>
To: FOIrequest <[ASIC request email]>,
Date: 10/03/2015 10:51 AM
Subject: Re: Freedom of Information request - From FOI log:
Documents on FOI requests and s47C refusals [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
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Dear ASIC,
Could you please give me a timeframe of when I should expect to receive
these documents from ASIC's FOI disclosure log?
Regards,
Culley Palmer
Culley Palmer left an annotation ()
Amazing. Surely it would be cheaper to just host all the documents in a publicly accessible way than to pay staff to retrieve them each time.
Dear Mr Palmer,
Please find attached first tranche of documents. The remainder will
follow in separate emails Please note that there were 54 documents
released by ASIC pursuant to this request.
Ben Fairless left an annotation ()
You would think if the department was contacting you via email, they would just send the docs....