Disclosure log

There is no ACT Legislation that reads/states (or similar):

"The law of the land is not common law"

Is there an Internal Policy or Directive or law or rule that makes the above (or similar) claim/statement?

If so, provide: a copy of the internal policy or directive or law or rule (or other) and the name of the qualified employee or assign (or other) and date

Is there an Internal Policy or Directive or law or rule that permits a qualified employee (or assign) of the ACT Law Courts And Tribunal Administration to:

1. deny a man justice or right
2. defer a man justice or right
3. deny a man access to a ACT Court venue for the purposes of to prosecute a claim in common law

Deloitte’s Final Review Report on the administration of the Freedom of Information Act 2016 (January 2021).

The final brief – Ministerial roundtable on eConveyancing (01/07/2021).

• all documents created in 2018 that are medical or other certificates that show that an ACTAS staff member has an allergy to animals (in particular, dog hair);
• all documents provided by the ACTAS staff during 2018 that deal with allergy to animals (in particular, dog hair); and
• all ACTAS policies or procedures (however described) that operated during 2018 about animals on ACTAS premises.

All briefing documents provided by the Security and Emergency Management Branch to the Minister’s office regarding Project Bluesky.

The following documents generated or received by the ACT Government in relation to buy‐ups at the Alexander Maconochie Centre (AMC):

• The current AMC buy‐ups list that includes the names of individual products and their associated cost.
• The contract between the ACT Government and Corrective Services NSW that outlines the arrangement for Corrective Services NSW to supply the AMC with the purchased buy‐ups. This contract would include any fees or payments payable by the ACT Government to Corrective Services NSW.
• Any tenders advertised by the ACT Government for the contract to supply the AMC with buy‐ups
• Any responses or expressions of interest submitted in response to the tender.

'all records within your Commission's possession, custody or control that relate to evidence considered as well as assessments of the human rights impacts from the declaration (including its extensions) and directions.'

• all briefs (including Question Time Briefs) generated for the Minister for Corrections relating to the riots and/or fires at the Alexander Maconochie Centre (AMC) on 10 and 14 November 2020 and 12 May 2021; and
• any other briefs to the Minister for Corrections since 10 November 2020 which include the word “debrief”.

Human Rights Commission request - Documents related to government requirements for HRC staff to wear masks at work  sent to you from either the State or Federal Authorities in 2021.