Documents related to correspondence between Palantir Technologies and the agency since May 2020 (LEX 89918). 3 documents released in part. LEX 89918 Sections of the Act : Sections 11C(1)(a), 22,…
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Documents related to correspondence between Palantir Technologies and the agency since May 2020 (LEX 89918). 3 documents released in part. LEX 89918 Sections of the Act : Sections 11C(1)(a), 22, 37(2)(b), 47(1)(b), 47C, 47E(d), and 47F(1) Exemptions : Sections 37(2)(b), 47(1)(b), 47C, 47E(d), and 47F(1)
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Services Australia released three documents, heavily redacted, concerning correspondence with Palantir Technologies between May 2020 and June 2022. The disclosure consists of internal service correspondence and meeting arrangements rather than operational procedures or policy guidance. The documents reveal that Services Australia organised demonstrations and meetings with Palantir representatives in November 2021 and June 2022, with references to discussions about potential proof-of-concept work. A June 2022 email mentions meetings with Craig Palmer's team and anticipated follow-up regarding "potential PoC" input. Extensive redactions under sections 47F(1), 47E(d), 47C, 47(1)(b), and 37(2)(b) obscure most substantive details about the nature of Palantir's proposed engagement, specific operational areas under consideration, and any measurable impacts or outcomes from these interactions.
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