Communications or meeting minutes related to copyright law from Anthropic, OpenAI, Atlassian, Data Centres Australia, Tech Council of Australia and Business Council of Australia to the department…

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The release comprises three short email chains between the Attorney-General's Department's Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Reference Group (CAIRG) secretariat and participants, including the Business Council of Australia. The correspondence concerns the consultation paper on copyright and AI with feedback due 11 December 2025, and a review of the CAIRG Steering Committee's composition with responses due 30 January 2026. The BCA asked when submissions would be published, for media preparation, and urged a balanced Steering Committee with business representation, suggesting Data Centres Australia or DIGI be invited. The department replied that individual submissions would not be published and that participants' views would be de-identified under the CAIRG governance framework, with a possible de-identified summary to follow. No legislation, case law or legal advice is discussed, and no legal professional privilege claims appear. Redactions are limited to names and contact details, with several passages marked as irrelevant to the scope of the request.