Documents In Relation To The Five Country Conference (fcc) Information Sharing Agreement, Pertaining To The Agreement Between The Government Of Australia And The Government Of The United States Of…
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Documents In Relation To The Five Country Conference (fcc) Information Sharing Agreement, Pertaining To The Agreement Between The Government Of Australia And The Government Of The United States Of America For The Sharing Of Visa And Immigration Information Enacted In 2014
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The Department of Home Affairs released a 2015 Implementing Arrangement modification agreement with the United States (State Department and Department of Homeland Security) governing visa and immigration information sharing under the Five Country Conference framework. The modification updates departmental nomenclature from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection to Department of Home Affairs and adds a new "Migration Five Partner Match Indicator" data element to query responses. This indicator notifies participants when other Migration Five partners possess relevant information about individuals, enabling enhanced information sharing to support immigration law enforcement. The modification also expands Australia's use of shared information to include investigation and prosecution of crimes potentially carrying capital punishment, representing a significant expansion of the original 2015 agreement's scope for information application.
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