I seek access to documents recording the assessment framework used in the review reported in ASIC media release 26-014MR, "ASIC urges super trustees to step up and address serious gaps in anti-scam…

I seek access to documents recording the assessment framework used in the review reported in ASIC media release 26-014MR, "ASIC urges super trustees to step up and address serious gaps in anti-scam and fraud protections" (4 February 2026), being the desktop review of anti-scam and fraud-related website content across 47 superannuation funds, benchmarked against four major banks and organised under the dimensions of Availability, Quality and Actionability. Specifically, I request: 1. Any document setting out the criteria, sub-criteria or checklist against which reviewed entities' website content was assessed, including any document organising those criteria under the dimensions of Availability, Quality and Actionability; 2. Any scoring rubric, rating scale, or guidance describing how a criterion was judged to have been met or not met, including any weighting applied between the three dimensions; 3. Any instructions, guidance, training material or quality-assurance procedure provided to the officers or contractors conducting the review; 4. Any document describing how the four major banks' content was used as a benchmark, including how comparability was established and how the comparator institutions were selected; 5. Any blank or template assessment form or data-collection instrument used in the review. I am not seeking, and ask that you exclude from the scope of this request: - the identity of any reviewed entity, or any entity-specific assessment, score, result or correspondence; - any completed assessment forms or underlying results data; - internal legal advice