Disclosure Log archives

• Part 1 (PDF, 11MB)
• Part 2 (PDF, 10MB)

• Part 1 (PDF, 29MB)
• Part 2 (PDF, 28.5MB)

• All documents relating to requests from foreign law enforcement agencies for assistance in death penalty situations; and
• Any other documents setting out decision-making by the AFP for provision of information to Chinese law enforcement for offences to which the death penalty applies.

• 1 May 2014; 23 May 2014; 26 May 2014; 2 June 2014; 6 June 2014; 1 July 2014 and 18 July 2014.

Every joint protocol for cooperation and/or Memorandum of Understanding for sharing intelligence and/or law enforcement information with any government agencies of the following countries;

1. Argentine Republic;
2. Republic of Colombia

"(a) all current and applicable referenced legal entitlement/s written as AFP policy, or Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), or other written agreement, or written contract between the  Australian Federal Police ("AFP") and The Department of Human Services ("Human Services") enabling private information (including, but not limited to, correspondence, email, photographs, records, information, data, reports, transmissions, recordings, transcripts, images or telephony) relating to, or about, or in association with or as it may apply to Edward Thomas John Mitchell ("the applicant"), to be obtained from, or supplied to, or exchanged with AFP.

(b) all current and applicable referenced legal entitlement/s written as AFP policy, or Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), or other written agreement, or written contract between the AFP and any person or entity enabling private information (including, but not limited to, correspondence, emails, photographs, records, information, data, reports, transmissions, recordings, transcripts, images or telephony) relating to, or about, or in association with or as it may apply to Edward Thomas John Mitchell ("the applicant"), to be obtained from, or supplied to, or exchanged with AFP.

(c) a compliance statement or record regarding any; inability to locate or, loss or, deletion or, disposal or, destruction of any information or part of that should have been included in AFP's FOI responses to the applicant's FOI request described in paragraphs marked (a) and (b).

1. Findings of internal audits commissioned by the AFP; and
2. Findings of external audits commissioned by the AFP.

1. All correspondence between the AFP, Indonesian National Police and National Narcotics Board of Indonesia in relation to Bali Nine members Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran in the two periods April 2005-April 2006 and April 2014-May 2015; and
2. Correspondence between the AFP, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Minister relating to Bali Nine members Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran in the two periods April 2005-April 2006 and April 2014-May 2015.

1. Documents relating to complaints made against AFP employee for the time period that he has been employed by the AFP.
2. All documents that the AFP produced relating to Bronwyn Bishop and the Minchin Protocol.
3. All documents sent between the two parties Scott Rush and the AFP, relating to a drug tip-off.

1. The number of guns owned by each of the 100 registered gun owners in the ACT who own and/or possess the highest number of guns (excluding firearms dealers and collectors)
2. the postcodes of each of the 100 registered gun owners in the ACT who own and/or possess the highest number of guns (excluding firearms dealers and collectors).
3. The total number of registered guns in the ACT (excluding firearms dealers and collectors).
4. The numbers of registered guns and registered gun owners in each postcode (excluding firearms dealers and collectors).
5. The largest number of firearms owned by a single person in each postcode (excluding firearms dealers and collectors).

1. 'Final Report into the joint investigation by the Australian Federal Police and the Department
        of Defence called Operation MAJORCA dated late 1999 or 2000,' or a title in a similar fashion.
2. The letter(s) of transmittal that accompanied the final report.
3. I also request any media releases or ministerial statements relating to its final release dated
       late 1999 or 2000.
4. From the Register of documents or a similar some such "control" can you advise
   1. on what day the report was presented to the Office of the then Commissioner of the AFP.
   2. on what day the report was presented to the Office of the then Responsible Minister/s.
   3. on what day the report was transmitted to the Department of Defence.

The number of cases from January 2015 to current;
* where information has been provided by the AFP, either voluntarily or in response to a request for assistance, to foreign law enforcement agencies or officials prior to detention, arrest, charge or conviction where the AFP is aware that provision of information is likely to result in the prosecution of an identified person for an offence carrying the death penalty;
* where requests for police-to-police assistance have been refused by the AFP in the circumstances outlined above;
* where information has been provided by the AFP to foreign law enforcement agencies or officials after a person has been arrested or detained for, charged with, or convicted of any offence which may attract the death penalty;
* where requests for police-to-police assistance have been refused by the AFP in the circumstances outlined above.

• Part 1 (PDF, 22MB)
• Part 2 (PDF, 19MB)

• Firearms/weapons incident
• Prohibited weapons
• Prohibited weapons at screening point