Taylor v Destination NSW [2020] NSWCATAD 137
The Tribunal determined that there was sufficient indication of systemic issues in the Respondent’s approach to access applications under the GIPA Act, which went beyond the singular application at hand and were reflected in agency manuals and practices, warranting referral to the Information Commissioner under s 111 of the GIPA Act.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 22 May 2020
- Procedural Posture
- Administrative Law Review / Consequential Orders After Substantive Merits Hearing and Appeal
- Outcome
- Respondent referred to Information Commissioner for systemic GIPA Act issues.
- Legal Topics
- ['gipa Act Compliance' 'access to Government Information' 'systemic Issues in Agency Practices' 'referral to Information Commissioner']
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Procedural Posture
Administrative Law Review / Consequential Orders After Substantive Merits Hearing and Appeal
Legal Issues
- 1 ["Whether the Respondent's handling of access applications under the GIPA Act demonstrates systemic issues warranting referral to the Information Commissioner" "Whether the Respondent's failures constituted isolated incidents or reflected broader problems in practice and procedure"]
Ratio Decidendi
The Tribunal determined that there was sufficient indication of systemic issues in the Respondent’s approach to access applications under the GIPA Act, which went beyond the singular application at hand and were reflected in agency manuals and practices, warranting referral to the Information Commissioner under s 111 of the GIPA Act.
Court Disposition
Respondent referred to Information Commissioner for systemic GIPA Act issues.
Orders
- ['The Respondent is referred to the Information Commissioner pursuant to s 111 of the GIPA Act in relation to the systemic issues identified in these proceedings.']
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