ACT Audit Office

We provide an independent view on the accountability, efficiency and effectiveness of the ACT Public Sector

Freedom of Information

The ACT Freedom of Information Act 2016 gives individuals the legal right to:

  • access government information unless access to the information would, on balance, be contrary to the public interest;
  • ask for personal information to be changed if it is incomplete, out-of-date, incorrect or misleading; and
  • appeal a decision about access to a document, or a decision in relation to a request to amend or annotate a personal record.

Disclosure Log

Under the Freedom of Information Act 2016 an agency is required to have a disclosure log listing Freedom of Information requests received. Details of requests for personal information are not required to be reported under the act and therefore are not provided here.

Reference No.Date of ApplicationDate of PublicationInformation RequestedDecisionDate of DecisionFees (paid or waived)Time Spent on ApplicationOmbudsman or ACAT Decision (if   relevant
    Information GivenAdditional Information    
2018/00120 Nov 201819 Dec 2018

‘…final documents or briefing notes prepared for or used by witnesses appearing as part of the Inquiry into Annual and Financial Reports 2017-18.  This may include, but is not limited to, summary documents or briefs, copies of correspondence or other documents, meeting summaries or agendas, or other types of supplementary or internal materials that were available to or used by witnesses during the hearings.  If the documents relate to issues not disclosed or touched on at the hearings, we request that they still be included if they were available to witnesses.

We are not seeking drafts of the documents, the 2017-18 Annual Report itself, or copies of audit reports previously published that may have been available to witnesses appearing before at the hearing.’

Partial ReleaseN/A17 Dec 18N/A10.5 working daysN/A