Funding costs for Sydney Uni and NDIA Psychosocial study
Dear National Disability Insurance Agency,
I would like information on the costings and funds regarding the “ Research study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for People with a Psychosocial Disability” which is being run jointly between NDIA and Sydney University.
I would also like to request any information on how Sydney University became involved in this, including any correspondence with names and contact details removed.
Additionally, I would like to request information from the NDIA regarding what they want to achieve through this research.
Yours faithfully,
Ivy
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Dear Ivy
Freedom of Information Request: Acknowledgement
Thank you for your request of 1 October 2024, made under the Freedom of
Information Act 1982 (FOI Act), for copies of documents held by the
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Scope of your Request
You have requested access to:
“ …like information on the costings and funds regarding the “ Research
study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for People with a
Psychosocial Disability” which is being run jointly between NDIA and
Sydney University. I would also like to request any information on how
Sydney University became involved in this, including any correspondence
with names and contact details removed. Additionally, I would like to
request information from the NDIA regarding what they want to achieve
through this research...”
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From: Ivy <[FOI #12107 email]>
Sent: Tuesday, 1 October 2024 11:48 AM
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Subject: Freedom of Information request - Funding costs for Sydney Uni and
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Dear National Disability Insurance Agency,
I would like information on the costings and funds regarding the “
Research study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for
People with a Psychosocial Disability” which is being run jointly between
NDIA and Sydney University.
I would also like to request any information on how Sydney University
became involved in this, including any correspondence with names and
contact details removed.
Additionally, I would like to request information from the NDIA regarding
what they want to achieve through this research.
Yours faithfully,
Ivy
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Dear Ivy
I wish to provide you with an update on your request.
Request for extension of time
Further to our last email to you on 23 October 2024, I am again requesting
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Scope of your request
I have commenced initial searches in processing your FOI request and I
have been unable to find the reference to the research study you stated in
your original request, that is:
“ Research study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for
People with a Psychosocial Disability”.
At this stage, your application does not satisfy all the requirements of
section 15(2)(b) of the FOI Act - provide such information concerning the
document as is reasonably necessary to enable a responsible officer of the
agency, or the Minister, to identify it. Please provide a copy or link to
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If you have any questions, please reach out to me at [1][NDIA request email]
Kind regards
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National Disability Insurance Agency
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From: foi <[NDIA request email]>
Sent: Wednesday, 23 October 2024 1:57 PM
To: 'Ivy' <[FOI #12107 email]>
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Dear Ivy
Freedom of Information Request: Acknowledgement
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“ …like information on the costings and funds regarding the “ Research
study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for People with a
Psychosocial Disability” which is being run jointly between NDIA and
Sydney University. I would also like to request any information on how
Sydney University became involved in this, including any correspondence
with names and contact details removed. Additionally, I would like to
request information from the NDIA regarding what they want to achieve
through this research...”
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ivy <[11][FOI #12107 email]>
Sent: Tuesday, 1 October 2024 11:48 AM
To: foi <[12][NDIA request email]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - Funding costs for Sydney Uni and
NDIA Psychosocial study
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Dear National Disability Insurance Agency,
I would like information on the costings and funds regarding the “
Research study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for
People with a Psychosocial Disability” which is being run jointly between
NDIA and Sydney University.
I would also like to request any information on how Sydney University
became involved in this, including any correspondence with names and
contact details removed.
Additionally, I would like to request information from the NDIA regarding
what they want to achieve through this research.
Yours faithfully,
Ivy
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Our reference: RQ24/04680
Agency reference: FOI 24/25-0428
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Name Ivy
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From: foi <[NDIA request email]>
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Dear Ivy
I wish to provide you with an update on your request.
Request for extension of time
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your agreement to a 30-day extension of time for this request. By agreeing
to the extension of time, it will preserve your internal review rights for
this FOI application. Please respond by COB 31 October 2024.
Scope of your request
I have commenced initial searches in processing your FOI request and I
have been unable to find the reference to the research study you stated in
your original request, that is:
“ Research study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for
People with a Psychosocial Disability”.
At this stage, your application does not satisfy all the requirements of
section 15(2)(b) of the FOI Act - provide such information concerning the
document as is reasonably necessary to enable a responsible officer of the
agency, or the Minister, to identify it. Please provide a copy or link to
the research study so I can continue conducting searches for responsive
documents to your request.
If you have any questions, please reach out to me at [6][NDIA request email]
Kind regards
Patrick
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National Disability Insurance Agency
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From: foi <[11][NDIA request email]>
Sent: Wednesday, 23 October 2024 1:57 PM
To: 'Ivy' <[12][FOI #12107 email]>
Subject: FOI 24/25-0428 – Your request for information – Acknowledgement &
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Dear Ivy
Freedom of Information Request: Acknowledgement
Thank you for your request of 1 October 2024, made under the Freedom of
Information Act 1982 (FOI Act), for copies of documents held by the
National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA).
Scope of your Request
You have requested access to:
“ …like information on the costings and funds regarding the “ Research
study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for People with a
Psychosocial Disability” which is being run jointly between NDIA and
Sydney University. I would also like to request any information on how
Sydney University became involved in this, including any correspondence
with names and contact details removed. Additionally, I would like to
request information from the NDIA regarding what they want to achieve
through this research...”
Irrelevant Information
Section 22 of the FOI Act allows an Agency to redact information from
documents if that information would reasonably be regarded as irrelevant
to a request for access.
Given the nature of your request, it does not seem that NDIA staff
members’ surnames and contact details would be relevant to you. Can you
please send me a reply email confirming that such details are irrelevant
to your request for access?
Processing Timeframes
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period for processing your request commenced from 2 October 2024. This
30-day period expires on 31 October 2024.
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agreement.
Unfortunately, it is currently taking us a little longer than 30 days to
process FOI requests. I am therefore seeking your agreement to a 30-day
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ivy <[18][FOI #12107 email]>
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Dear National Disability Insurance Agency,
I would like information on the costings and funds regarding the “
Research study: Developing an Evidence Base for Improved Outcomes for
People with a Psychosocial Disability” which is being run jointly between
NDIA and Sydney University.
I would also like to request any information on how Sydney University
became involved in this, including any correspondence with names and
contact details removed.
Additionally, I would like to request information from the NDIA regarding
what they want to achieve through this research.
Yours faithfully,
Ivy
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