Disclosure log

• Any registers or records of strip searches of women prisoners conducted at AMC for the period 1 October 2020 to 30 April 2021, including (but not limited to):
• information pertaining to the number of strip searches of women prisoners;
• information pertaining to the reasons why the strip searches were conducted;
• the Indigenous status of the women subjected to the strip searches;
• the number of items of contraband located as a result of the searches; and
• the nature of those items.
• This request includes records required to be kept under section 110 of the Act.
• Any documents that provide guidance on the conduct of strip searches of women prisoners at AMC including, without limitation, instructions, manuals, guidelines, policies and directives.

• What work do prisoners do in prison?

• How much prisoners get paid per hour for the work they do in prison.

• Is the work done by prisoners compulsory or done by choice?

• Do prisoners only work inside the prison or are they hired out by companies to be used as a labour force?

Documents and correspondence relating to the decision to move the ACT Corrective Services Commissioner to a newly-created role in the Justice and Community Services Directorate.

All emails, telephone logs  diary entries between all senior members of ACAT and ACTGSO that involved the preparation of reasons for the decision in XD700/2020.

1. The AIRS manual(s) (including – but not limited to – AIRS reference and instruction manuals), AIRS policy(s), AIRS training guides, AIRS user guides, AIRS reference manuals, and any other AIRS documents. (Note: AIRS = Australian Incident Reporting System)

2. Any other available documents related to the collation and processing of statistical data as identified in (1), if available.

3. Current Standard Operating Procedures for Structural Fire.

4. Breathing Apparatus training manual and any entry control procedures for structural fires.

5. Any active contracts (or agreements) with the Australasian Fire Authorities Council (‘AFAC') where the contract (or agreement) covers the exchange of fire incident data.

1. The reason for two fire engines being on Lonsdale Street at Braddon between about 3:15 PM and 3:45 PM on Friday, 16 April, 2021 (why they were dispatched); and

2. what caused the alarm to sound for the same incident at 1; and

3. The reason for at least one fire engine being on Lonsdale Street at Braddon at about 3:00 PM on Wednesday, 16 April, 2021 (why it or they were dispatched); and

4. What caused the alarm to sound for the same incident at 2; and

5. Whether or not someone working for the ACT government or federal government activated one or both alarms and the agency that they worked for.

ACT Government Solicitor Response - Final briefs prepared for Minister(s) and other witnesses, whether or not they appeared or were used, for the ACT Legislative Assembly Standing Committee Inquiries into Annual and Financial Reports 2019–2020 and Estimates 2020–2021.

Final briefs prepared for Minister(s) and other witnesses, whether or not they appeared or were used, for the ACT Legislative Assembly Standing Committee Inquiries into Annual and Financial Reports 2019–2020 and Estimates 2020–2021.

Copies of all correspondence between Minister Cheyne, since becoming a Minister, and the following Federal Members of Parliament in relation to Territory Rights, Voluntary Assisted Dying, and/or the so-called “Andrews Bill”:

• Senator Deb O’Neill;

• Senator Don Farrell;

• Senator Patrick Dodson;

• Senator Alex Gallacher;

• Senator Chris Ketter;

• Mr Anthony Albanese; and

• Senator Penny Wong

Documents that relate to the answering of questions on notice 17-54 on notice paper 1 of December 2020.