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The government is now operating in accordance with the Guidance on Caretaker Conventions, pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election.

The Government has considered the CATSI Act Review Final Report and is seeking to give effect to most of the recommendations through a bill to amend the CATSI Act. 

The NIAA draft consultation summary report after the consultation period has closed that provides a summary of the feedback received on the draft legislation with the identity of any person providing feedback to be disclosed only where consent has been provided.

1. Virtual consultation sessions

You can provide feedback through a virtual consultation session. These sessions are held online and you need to register for these sessions so that we can send you information on how to participate.

These sessions provided the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback. They are participant-led sessions.

A maximum number of 15 participants will be registered for each session. Feedback provided through these sessions may have be summarised and included in the consultation summary report, drafted by the NIAA at the conclusion of consultation. Participants in the virtual consultation sessions will not be identified in the summary report and comments will not be attributed to them unless consent is given.

2. Written Submission

When doing so, please indicate in writing whether you consent to your submission being published on the NIAA’s website, as well as whether you consent to:

  1. the consultation report identifying you (as well as your organisation) as the author, with comments attributed to the submission; or
  2. the consultation report only including comments from the submission anonymously (i.e. without identifying you or your organisation).

All personal information will only be collected, held, used or disclosed in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 as set out in the Privacy Collection Notice and in the NIAA’s Privacy Policy.

Please note that the NIAA has legal obligations under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 that may require us to provide information about the CATSI Act Review. If a request concerns any personal information you have provided, we will consult with you before releasing the information.

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