Health and Community Services Directorate disclosure log

“I seek access to documents held by the Health and Community Services Directorate, including ACT Health, the Chief Health Officer, relevant Ministers and ministerial offices, senior executives, policy areas, public-health units, advisory bodies and other areas of government concerning COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19 vaccination, vaccine safety, vaccine effectiveness, adverse events, mortality, excess mortality, vaccination requirements, human rights and informed consent. Date range: 1 January 2018 to the date of this application. I have deliberately selected a date earlier than the emergence of COVID-19 because I seek to establish not only what ACT authorities knew after SARS-CoV-2 emerged, but also what information, pandemic planning, risk assessments, international communications, scientific material and other relevant records existed before the emergence of COVID-19 and before the first publicly recognised cases. I am seeking documents rather than answers to questions. Where a matter was not considered or documented, I ask that this be identified where reasonably possible. 1.Information predating the emergence of COVID-19 Documents from 1 January 2018 onwards concerning: •novel coronaviruses; •SARS; •MERS; •novel respiratory pathogens; •pandemic preparedness; •pandemic exercises or simulations; •anticipated coronavirus pandemics; •emerging infectious disease threats; • information received from foreign governments or international organisations concerning novel respiratory pathogens; • unexplained respiratory illness or pneumonia clusters in China or elsewhere; • communications with the WHO concerning emerging infectious diseases or coronavirus threats; • development, procurement or anticipated use of vaccines against novel coronaviruses; • anticipated mass vaccination responses to future pandemics; • anticipated vaccine mandates or proof-of-vaccination requirements; • anticipated adverse effects or safety concerns associated with

“I seek access under the Freedom of Information Act 2016 (ACT) to records relating to corporate credit cards issued to the following current or former senior executives of the ACT Health Directorate and/or Health and Community Services Directorate: • Kareena Arthy • Skye Jacobi • Shane Nielsen • Chloe Stoddart • Jennie Armstrong • Myfanwy Greenwood • Catherine Loft For each person, I seek: 1. All monthly corporate credit card statements for any corporate credit card held by that person while serving with the ACT Health Directorate and/or Health and Community Services Directorate during the relevant period. 2. Information sufficient to identify: • the position or title held by the executive; And • the period during which any corporate credit card was held. 3. If any of the above executives did not hold a corporate credit card for some or all of their tenure during the relevant period, confirmation of this and, where applicable, identification of the period during which a card was held. For clarity, this request: • includes cards held while an executive was serving in either a substantive or acting senior executive capacity; • includes relevant records held by either the ACT Health Directorate or Health and Community Services Directorate, including records transferred between directorates as a consequence of changes to administrative arrangements; • seeks the corporate credit card statements themselves, including transaction date, merchant/vendor, transaction description where recorded, and transaction value; and • does not presently seek individual receipts, invoices, acquittal records or other supporting documentation relating to individual transactions. Personal credit card numbers, security information and other information necessary to protect the security of the cards may be redacted. I would prefer the documents to be provided electronically and, where possible, in their existing electronic format. If the Directorate considers that

seek access to information held by the ACT Government concerning the periodic review of tenants' ongoing entitlement to public or community housing. This request is made with particular reference to: • Housing Assistance Act 2007, in particular s 25, concerning review of a person's entitlement to housing assistance. Housing Assistance Act 2007 — ACT Legislation Register • Housing Assistance (Public Rental Housing Assistance) Program 2023 (No 1), including clause 31, concerning periodic review of housing assistance) Housing Assistance (Public Rental Housing Assistance) Program 2023 (No 1) — ACT Legislation Register • Housing Assistance (Review of Entitlement to Housing Assistance) Determination 2023 (No. Review of Entitlement Determination 2023 (No 1) —DI2023-94, concerning circumstances in which a tenant may no longer be entitled to housing assistance. Review of Entitlement Determination 2023 (No 1) — ACT Legislation Register • Housing Assistance (Review of Entitlement to Housing Assistance) Operational Guideline Operational Guideline 2023 (No 1) — DI2023-93, concerning the procedures for reviewing ongoing entitlement. Review of Entitlement Operational Guideline 2023 (No 1) — ACT Legislation Register • I also request the equivalent predecessor legislation, determinations, guidelines and policies applicable during the earlier part of the requested period. 2.Eligibility reviews For each financial year from 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2026, or the maximum period for which reliable data is available: • How often are existing public housing tenants' ongoing eligibility/entitlement reviewed? Are reviews conducted on a regular schedule or triggered by particular circumstances? • How many tenants were reviewed for ongoing eligibility/entitlement each year? • How many were found to remain eligible and how many were found no longer eligible? • Where available, please provide the principal reasons for findings of ineligibility, including income,

All documents relating to the preparation, drafting, clearance and finalisation of the response to Question on Notice No. 950, relating to changes requested by the Minister’s Office, including any emails or records referring to further clarification being sought from the Justice and Community Safety Directorate, Emergency Services Agency, ACT Ambulance Service, ACT Health Directorate and Canberra Health Services before the answer was finalised

Amended Scope of Request: To satisfy concerns about child privacy and protection, I agree to the redaction of personal identifiers (such as names, dates of birth, and Indigenous status) of historical youth detainees. My focus is entirely on the institutional, administrative, and regulatory response to these matters. I request documents held by ACT government agencies concerning Quamby Youth Justice Centre and Bimberi Youth Justice Centre and I amend my scope to potential documents from: January 2005 to December 2008 and Bimberi from January 2009 to December 2012 relevant final report findings, or outcome summaries, or integrity reviews regarding internal or police investigations into allegations of sexual abuse, sexual assault as well as alleged physical assaults. By limiting the request to final investigation outcomes, executive briefs, and formal reviews, I hope to reduce the need to manually audit daily operational logs and resolve concerns about available resources.

Processes and legal procedures for adopting children and babies from Korea to Australia

Documents relating to the implementation and impact of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2024 (ACT).

Burrangiri facility Rivett Upgrade and Reconfiguration reports

A copy of the most recent food/health safety report (and photographs, if available) pertaining to Iori Japanese Restaurant (Sydney Building, 41 East Row Canberra City ACT 2601), that resulted in its closure for breaches of the Food Act 2001.

food/health safety report and photographs