The Freedom of Information Act 1991 gives members of the public the right to access documents, subject to some restrictions. The Act gives you a legal right to:
A number of exemptions are necessary to ensure that other people's privacy is not breached or that the proper administration of Government is not adversely affected. Examples of documents that you may be refused access to include:
For further information, refer to Schedule 1 to the Freedom of Information Act 1991.
Any questions or quires can be directed to our Freedom of Information Officer. They can discuss the document(s) you are looking to access and give any guidance required.
The Freedom of Information Officer will be available to guide you in any instance as to whether your application is necessary and its possibility of being an exempt document. You may contact the Freedom of Information Officer on 8666 2014 or via email.
Freedom of Information Application Form
Freedom of Information Fees and Charges 2018
Fill in all the necessary details and post your application with the appropriate fee to:
Freedom of Information Officer
District Council of Mount Remarkable
PO Box 94
MELROSE SA 5483
or
Email you application to:
Your application can be emailed, however the it will not be considered 'officially received' until payment has also been received. If you choose to take this option please put a note with the payment advising of the application it relates to.
If you prefer to write a letter requesting access to documents, your letter must:
The application must be delivered or posted to:
Freedom of Information Officer
District Council of Mount Remarkable
3 Stuart Street (PO Box 94 for postal applications)
MELROSE SA 5483
Contact the Freedom of Information Officer on 8666 2014 or via email.
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