Your freedom of information rights
The Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act) gives you a right to access documents held by Australian Government agencies and ministers, unless an exemption applies. You also have rights when someone requests a document under the FOI Act that contains information about you or your business.
What is freedom of information?
What information you can and can't access. Which agencies are exempt from giving you access
When a freedom of information request affects you
Your rights if you or your business are in an FOI request
Correct your personal information under freedom of information
How to correct personal information if you think it's wrong
