Documents and emails exchanged between Comcare and the APSC for the purpose of seeking examples as part of the APSC’s appearance before the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation…

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The release is titled as correspondence between Comcare and the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) seeking examples for the APSC's appearance before the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee inquiry into the Freedom of Information Amendment Bill 2025. The extracted text, however, contains only one substantive passage, a quoted or drafted paragraph about an individual's legislated obligations and the duty to action a claim despite offence or threats. Almost all of the document is redacted under sections 37(1)(c), 45 and 47E(d) of the FOI Act, so the names of the authors, the examples sought, the correspondence dates and any positions taken by either agency cannot be identified. No workforce figures, costs, Code of Conduct findings or policy advice are visible in the text provided.