Attorney-General Dreyfus’ Ministerial Diary For 1-31 October 2024.

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Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus' ministerial diary for October 2024 shows extensive redactions under FOI exemptions, particularly section 37(1)(c) (personal privacy), section 22(1) (legal professional privilege), and section 34(2) (Cabinet deliberations). The diary entries reveal scheduled activities including a pre-departure security briefing for Israel on 1 October, an Australia-Vietnam ministerial lunch, ministerial meetings on online harms policy, warrants appointments, Cabinet pre-briefs, and various transport arrangements. Most specific meeting details, discussions, and attendees beyond the Attorney-General's name are withheld. The document provides minimal substantive disclosure of policy matters or legal advice given the extent of redactions applied throughout the month-long period.