Number Of Freedom Of Information (foi) Requests Received By The Department Which Resulted In An ‘exempt In Full’ Or ‘exempt In Part’ Outcome From 1 April 2025 To 30 June 2025 Part 1 Part 2 ​

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This disclosure documents Freedom of Information requests received by the Department of Home Affairs between 1 April and 30 June 2025 that resulted in exemptions. The table lists FOI decisions on personal documents requested, primarily from April 2024 onwards, with closure dates spanning April to June 2025. Common exemptions applied include section 47F(1) for personal privacy (appearing in multiple full and partial exemptions), section 47E(d) for substantial adverse effect on agency operations, section 22(1)(a)(ii) for irrelevant material, section 47D for Commonwealth financial/property interests, and section 7(2A) for documents from certain agencies. Several requests were refused entirely on privacy grounds, while others received partial access. The disclosure does not contain specific visa subclass numbers, detention facility details, operational statistics, or quantified data regarding immigration processing or border protection activities.