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  1. HA Home Affairs Released 25 Feb 2025

    Far North Queensland DAMA Labour Agreement Between The Department Of Home Affairs And Veterinary Emergency Treatment Services Pty Ltd, Signed 7 June 2021 ​

    FA 25/01/01349 28 pages PDF

    This labour agreement, signed 7 June 2021, authorises Veterinary Emergency Treatment Services Pty Ltd to sponsor overseas workers under the Temporary Skilled Migration (TSM) and Employer Nominated Scheme (ENS) visa subclasses in Far North Queensland. The agreement operates under…

  2. HA Home Affairs Released 24 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-000053 - Home Affairs Legislation (minister—decision-Making Powers For Immigration Group And National Security And Resilience Group) Amendment (resolution Of Status Visa…

    FA 24/10/01751 5 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission from August 2024 sought approval to delegate the Minister's power to issue certificates under Migration Regulations 1994 sub-regulation 2.07AQ(3A) for Resolution of Status (Class CD) visa applicants. The delegation would permit SES Band 1 and 2…

  3. HA Home Affairs Released 21 Feb 2025

    Memorandum Of Understanding: Department Of Home Affairs And Department Of Veterans’ Affairs For Participation As A User In The National Document Verification Service, Signed 13 April 2018 ​

    FA 24/12/00950 31 pages PDF

    This Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Home Affairs and the Department of Veterans' Affairs, signed in April 2018, establishes the framework for Veterans' Affairs' participation as a user in the National Document Verification Service (DVS). The non-binding…

  4. HA Home Affairs Released 21 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submissions: MS23-002396: Order For Production Of Documents – Nzyq, Cleared 24 November 2023; MS23-002600: Enhanced Status Resolution Support Services For NZYQ-Affected Cohort, Signed 11…

    FA 24/09/01182 60 pages PDF

    The Department of Home Affairs released ministerial submissions addressing the High Court's November 2023 decision in NZYQ v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, which found an immigration detainee's detention unlawful due to no realistic prospect of…

  5. HA Home Affairs Released 20 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-001612: Transfer Of Unauthorised Maritime Arrival To Nauru, Date Cleared 30 August 2024 (388 KB Pdf​)

    FA 24/12/00620 5 pages PDF

    A ministerial submission from August 2024 concerning the transfer of an unauthorised maritime arrival (UMA) to Nauru under Australia's regional processing framework. The document outlines the legal authority for such transfers under section 198AD of the Migration Act, requiring…

  6. HA Home Affairs Released 19 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-001533 - Department Of Home Affairs Compliance With Senate Continuing Order No. 12 Indexed Lists Of Departmental And Agency Files, Cleared On 27 August 2024 ​

    FA 24/12/00887 5 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission confirms the Department of Home Affairs' compliance with Senate Continuing Order No. 12, requiring Commonwealth departments to publish indexed lists of policy advising files on their websites every six months. The submission covers the reporting…

  7. HA Home Affairs Released 19 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-001756 Order For The Production Of Documents – Issuance Of Visas To Palestinians, Signed 13 September 2024 (2.1mb Pdf​)

    FA 24/12/00198 5 pages PDF

    On 11 September 2024, the Senate passed a motion ordering production of all Department of Home Affairs advice to former Ministers Clare O'Neil and Andrew Giles regarding visa issuance to Palestinians in response to the Israel-Hamas conflict. A ministerial submission dated 13…

  8. HA Home Affairs Released 19 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-001254 Modernising And Strengthening The Accredited Sponsor Pathways And Aligning Sponsorship Obligations, Cleared On 4 September 2024 (2.1mb Pdf​)

    FA 24/12/00451 18 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission dated 4 September 2024 proposes reforms to Australia's accredited sponsor framework for employer-sponsored visas. The Department of Home Affairs recommends: (1) adding a sixth accredited sponsor category for Australian Science, Technology, Engineering…

  9. HA Home Affairs Released 15 Feb 2025

    Interim Offshore Partner Scripts And Commencing Combined Partner Subclass 309/100 Visa Applications Under Regulation 2.08e Part 1 Part 2 ​

    FA 24/12/01122 55 pages PDF

    This document comprises quality assurance checklists and standard scripts for Department of Home Affairs case officers processing Partner visa subclass 309/100 applications under offshore arrangements. The materials establish procedural requirements for refusal decisions…

  10. HA Home Affairs Released 12 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-000735 - Approval Of Text: Migration Amendment (immigration Clearance Exemption For Transiting Aircraft Crew) Regulations 2024, Cleared On 12 September 2024 ​

    FA 24/12/00152 11 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission seeks approval for the Migration Amendment (Immigration Clearance Exemption for Transiting Aircraft Crew) Regulations 2024. The proposed regulations will amend Schedule 9 of the Migration Regulations 1994 to exempt "transit aircraft crew" from…

  11. HA Home Affairs Released 11 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-001631 Kimberley Marine Park Fishing – Analysis, Date Cleared 5 September 2024 ​

    FA 24/12/00446 4 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission analyzes illegal foreign fishing vessel (FFV) incursions in the Kimberley Marine Park (KMP) and Argo Rowley Terrace Marine Park (ARTMP), the region with Australia's highest number of unlawful FFV activities. The KMP contains three zones with varying…

  12. HA Home Affairs Released 10 Feb 2025

    Arrival, Immigration Clearance And Entry - Incoming Passenger Card Procedural Instructions ​​

    FA 25/01/00185 34 pages PDF

    This procedural instruction document governs the collection, administration, use, and disclosure of Incoming Passenger Card (IPC) information for travellers arriving in Australia. The instruction, approved in November 2018 and reviewed in 2019, establishes the legal framework…

  13. HA Home Affairs Released 6 Feb 2025

    List Of Accredited Temporary Resident (skilled Employment) Sponsors As At 15 January 2025 (13.9mb​ Pdf)

    FA 25/01/01229 129 pages PDF

    This document lists approximately 60+ organisations accredited as Temporary Resident (Skilled Employment) sponsors under Australia's skilled migration program as of 15 January 2025. The sponsors span diverse sectors including financial services (ANZ, NAB, Bendigo and Adelaide…

  14. HA Home Affairs Released 5 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-000576 - Transitional Provisions And Related Matters - Skills In Demand Visa, Cleared On 4 September 2024 ​

    FA 24/12/00502 1 page PDF

    This ministerial submission to the Minister for Home Affairs, Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, and Minister for Cyber Security addresses transitional provisions related to the Skills in Demand Visa program. Cleared on 4 September 2024, the document presents…

  15. HA Home Affairs Released 5 Feb 2025

    Ministerial Submission MS24-001370 Claim Of Public Interest Immunity On Questions From The Senate Standing Committee On Legal And Constitutional Affairs Over Material Related To Details Of…

    FA 24/12/00323 4 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission from September 2024 recommends claiming public interest immunity (PII) to withhold details about asylum seekers in regional processing on Nauru. Senator Shoebridge sought information during Senate Budget Estimates about individuals transferred since…

  16. HA Home Affairs Released 5 Feb 2025

    Countering Violent Extremism High Risk Rehabilitation And Reintegration Program Final Reports For Financial Year 2023-24​ ​​​​

    FA 24/11/01211 24 pages PDF

    The Department of Home Affairs released final reports for the 2023-24 financial year covering the Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) High Risk Rehabilitation and Reintegration (HRRR) Program. Reports were submitted by ACT Corrective Services and Corrective Services NSW. The…

  17. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Feb 2025

    Number Of Individuals Referred To, And/or Participating In, Programs Funded By The Living Safe Together Intervention Program Broken Down By State And Territory From 2019; Number Of Calls Received By…

    FA 24/11/01043 1 page PDF

    The Department of Home Affairs disclosed limited data on the Living Safe Together Intervention Program (LSTIP) and National Security Hotline referrals to countering violent extremism (CVE) programs. Since 1 July 2023, when the department's data model commenced, 230 individuals…

  18. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Feb 2025

    Countering Violent Extremism High Risk Rehabilitation And Reintegration Program Evaluations Conducted By Jurisdictions For Financial Year 2023-24 ​

    FA 24/11/01217 4 pages PDF

    This disclosure comprises evaluation data from state and territory jurisdictions regarding the High Risk Rehabilitation and Reintegration (HRRR) Program for countering violent extremism during financial year 2023-24. The released documents consist of tables requesting…

  19. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Feb 2025

    Living Safe Together Intervention Program State And Territory Final Reports For Financial Year 2023-24 Part 1 Part 2 ​

    FA 24/11/01035 65 pages PDF

    The Department of Home Affairs released annual forward work plans and end-of-year reports for the Living Safe Together intervention program covering the 2023-24 financial year across Australian states and territories. The documents outline the multiyear activity agreement for…

  20. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Feb 2025

    Documents In Relation To The Review Of Character And Cancellation Framework ​ ​

    FA 24/09/00592 29 pages PDF

    Home Affairs released documents reviewing its character assessment and visa cancellation framework following the 2014 Migration Amendment Bill. The disclosure reveals operational caseload data showing 3.8 years average age for discretionary cancellation cases, with 39% pending…

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