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: Open and ShutLessons for Australia from UK Information Commissioner experience
By Peter Timmins
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Federal Labor, in opposition, announced its intention (among other Freedom of Information reforms) to establish an Information Commissioner with powers to undertake review of FOI determinations, to replace review by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. This will be a positive development.However in this report the problems associated with a similar scheme in the United Kingdom are evident - the existing backlog of appeals lodged with the Information Commissioner is now so long it would take unti read more
Full post as published by Open and Shut on January 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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