Email Correspondence From January 2017 To July 2017 Between The Attorney-General’s Department And The National Indigenous Australians Agency (previously Within The Department Of The Prime Minister…

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Email correspondence and question time brief from May 2017 concerning constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The Attorney-General's Department corresponded with the National Indigenous Australians Agency regarding the Uluru Statement from the Heart, which emerged from the National Constitutional Convention. Documents reference the Referendum Council established December 2015 by the Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition to advise Parliament on constitutional recognition referendum timing and possible models. The brief outlines government commitment to Indigenous constitutional recognition and acknowledgment of community consultation. Substantial redactions apply throughout under section 22(1) (Canberra Act) affecting named officials and email addresses. The documents are marked "In Confidence" and "For Official Use Only," with privilege notices indicated, though the extent of legal professional privilege claims is not detailed in the excerpt provided.