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Any reports, briefings, correspondence, meeting notes, cables, emails, assessments, advice, talking points or ministerial submissions between January 1 2026 and June 1 2026 concerning: The potential…

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Any reports, briefings, correspondence, meeting notes, cables, emails, assessments, advice, talking points or ministerial submissions between January 1 2026 and June 1 2026 concerning: The potential depopulation of Tuvalu, including any expected or modelled migration of Tuvaluan citizens to Australia under the Falepili Treaty; The social, economic, cultural, political, security, environmental or governance impacts of any significant reduction in Tuvalu's population; The impact of population reduction on Tuvalu's sovereignty, statehood, public administration, institutions, economy, culture, language, land ownership, maritime rights or international legal status; How the Australian Government intends to support Tuvalu if its population reduces significantly, including support for Tuvalu's government, services, institutions, infrastructure, community life, cultural continuity and ongoing functioning as a state; Any Australian Government consideration of whether the Falepili Treaty could contribute to, accelerate, mitigate or manage population movement from Tuvalu to Australia; Any correspondence between DFAT and: - the Government of Tuvalu; - the Department of Home Affairs; - the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet; - the Attorney-General's Department; - Australian ministers or ministerial offices; or - any other Australian Government agency

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