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: Open and ShutAustralia's FOI reform landscape
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If you are interested in some detail about Freedom of Information reforms around the country over the last year, these notes are from my brief overview before facilitating a panel session involving the Commonwealth, NSW, Queensland and Western Australian information commissioners at the recent National Administrative Law Forum in Sydney on 23 July. There's a book in the subject, and I expect Moira Paterson is gearing up for a second edition of Freedom of Information and Privacy in Australia (Lexis Nexus Butterworths 2005), so all that was possible in 15 minutes was a high level look at some common themes and important differences - without much commentary.
Full post as published by Open and Shut on August 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
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