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Right to information

What is Right to Information?

The Non-State Schools Accreditation Board administers access to information to align with the Queensland Government’s approach under the Right to Information Act 2009 (RTI) and the Information Privacy Act 2009.

The RTI Act gives you the right to apply to access documents held by government departments, agencies and ministers.

Queensland’s Right to Information and Privacy legislation aims to make more information available to the community and provides a framework for managing and handling people’s information lawfully.

All applications for access to government-held documents, including those containing personal information, will be processed under the RTI Act.

Visit the Queensland Government website to read more about the Right to Information and Information Privacy legislation.

How do I access information?

There are three ways to access information held by the Board:

  1. The best place to start is by checking if the information you’re looking for is already available. Specifically by checking the Board’s publication scheme, disclosure log and Open Data.
  2. If the information is not available, Contact the Secretariat to discuss your access to information options.
  3. If your information needs aren’t met through the website or Secretariat, you can formally apply for access to information held by the Board.

Last updated 19 September, 2025