RQ24/03916 INTERNET 2.0 PTY LIMITED Department of Home Affairs Ransomware targeting framework
Dear Office of the Australian Information Commissioner,
I am seeking Information Commissioner review (IC review) of the Agency’s deemed access refusal decision of 27 August 2024 relating to my FOI request to Department of Home Affairs, as per your corresponding denial of the Department's request for extension to my request.
Agency Department of Home Affairs
Applicant Cyber Sceptic
Date of decision 25 September 2024
OAIC reference number RQ24/03916
Agency reference number FA 24/07/01802
Correspondence relating to the original request to Home Affairs can be found at https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/i...
Yours faithfully,
Cyber Sceptic
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Dear Office of the Australian Information Commissioner,
My apologies, this is a duplicate, I have made my request to you in regards to a review on the original FOI request at https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/i...
Yours faithfully,
Cyber Sceptic