Documents between the APSC and Comcare about examples used in 'Attachment A' for the Senate Inquiry into FOI legislative reform (14 November 2025)

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The release consists of a short document titled "Comcare case studies", prepared as part of correspondence between the Australian Public Service Commission and Comcare about examples for Attachment A to a Senate inquiry submission on Freedom of Information legislative reform, dated 14 November 2025. The extracted text is largely redacted under section 47E(c) of the FOI Act, which concerns substantial adverse effect on the management of agency personnel. The only readable passage is a Comcare case-study extract in which an unnamed staff member explains that feelings being hurt, or offence taken, do not relieve an agency of its legislated obligations to action a workers' compensation claim. No employer, workplace, claim numbers, costs, processing times or regulatory findings are identifiable in the readable text.