Document relating to the disclosure of information for Fraud Fusion Taskforce purposes
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The release is a set of largely redacted pages concerning the disclosure of information for Fraud Fusion Taskforce purposes. Nearly all substantive text is withheld under sections 22 and 47E(d) of the FOI Act. The visible content is limited to tables and fields listing receiving agencies, including the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC), the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), alongside numbered pages of mostly blacked-out entries and several images. Pages 25 to 27 are deleted in full. The text does not disclose any policy findings, funding figures, timelines, or sector-specific detail about schools, universities, vocational education or student support. The records appear to relate to data-sharing arrangements between the department and law enforcement or regulatory bodies rather than education program settings, and no stakeholder disagreement or risk assessment is legible in the extracted text.
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