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Documents relating to (LEX 91479): Services Australia in its capacity as co-lead agency and IDC co-chair for the Fraud Fusion Taskforce under the Fraud Fusion Taskforce Memorandum of Understanding…

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Documents relating to (LEX 91479): Services Australia in its capacity as co-lead agency and IDC co-chair for the Fraud Fusion Taskforce under the Fraud Fusion Taskforce Memorandum of Understanding dated 25 May 2023 (MOU). 1 document released in full and 19 documents released in part. LEX 91479 Sections of the Act : Sections 22, 24A, 47E(d), 47F(1) Exemptions : Sections 47E(d), 47F(1)

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This FOI release concerns Services Australia's role as co-lead agency and Inter-Departmental Committee co-chair for the Fraud Fusion Taskforce, established under a memorandum of understanding dated 25 May 2023. The package comprises 20 documents, one released in full and 19 in part, mainly IDC meeting minutes from August 2023, April 2024 and August 2024, a reporting framework paper, and the Taskforce's Ethics and Human Oversight Framework (version 1.12, endorsed 6 August 2024). The minutes record attendance and agenda items, and the reporting paper sets out a five-element framework with quarterly assurance reporting and a shift from a MERI approach to an outcomes-based evaluation at the end of year four. The ethics framework sets APS values, twelve ethical principles, decision-making steps, and governance roles, including escalation through committees and working groups. Most operational detail is redacted, and no processing times, volumes or payment effects are disclosed.

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