Originally this was requested from Dave Maher , the Freedom of Information co-ordinator at the Insolvency Trustee Service Australia on the 5th August 2012. This request was never answered.
The Office of the Information Commissioner had to intervene.
I am certain all male senior Management would all be pulling their cocks attempting to come up with a policy that complies with their obligations.
Whether it be the fucker Adam Toma , National Enforcement Manager who is on the take and attempting to stand over people or the other fucker Gavin McCosker National Operations Manager from Queensland who allows bankrupts to file false statement of Affairs to name a few, senior management at ITSA are all required to comply with an Investigation policy.
Senator Williams is also still waiting for a reply to questions asked to Veronique Ingram in May 2012.
There have been another 2 FOI requests to ITSA enquiring into the knowledge ITSA was aware of atrocious conduct and failed to act accordingly.
It is also interesting that ITSA have failed to update their disclosure log, which could mean they do not receive any FOI requests or that ITSA fails to respond to any requests.
From: dave.maher@itsa.gov.au
To: fionabrown01@hotmail.com
Subject: FOI request [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2012 05:28:53 +0000
Dear Ms Brown
I
refer to the FOI request which you purported to send to ITSA on 22 July
2012 and your subsequent complaint to the Office of the Australian
Information Commissioner (OAIC ) about ITSA’s lack of response (copy of
relevant e-mails attached).
ITSA
has been contacted by the OAIC about this matter. ITSA advised the
OAIC that your e-mails of 22 July and 5 August were not received, as
e-mail correspondence from you has been blocked since October 2009 – you
were advised of this by e-mail from Adam Toma (scanned copy attached).
The
OAIC asked ITSA whether it would be prepared to consider their contact
with us as constituting receipt of your FOI request. ITSA agreed to
this on 7 November 2012 and I therefore acknowledge receipt of your FOI
request on that date.
Under the Freedom of Information Act 1982
(FOI Act) ITSA has 30 days from receipt of an FOI request to make a
decision whether to grant access to the documents sought. This period
can be extended if consultation is required with third parties; with the
consent of the OAIC if the request is complex or voluminous; or with
the consent of the applicant. If I consider that an extension of time
to process your request is required I will contact you. If I decide to
refuse access to one or more documents relevant to your request I will
advise you in writing of the reasons for that refusal and of your right
to seek a review of the decision.
Please
note that the e-mail block remains in place, therefore any e-mails you
may send to ITSA will not be received. If you wish to correspond with
ITSA about your FOI request you should write to:
The FOI Coordinator
ITSA
GPO Box 821
CANBERRA ACT 2601
ITSA
GPO Box 821
CANBERRA ACT 2601
Regards
Dave Maher
FOI Coordinator
ITSA
FOI Coordinator
ITSA
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