As the Non-State Schools Accreditation Board (NSSAB) is a statutory body of the Queensland Government, the community can seek access to information we hold under the
Right to Information Act 2009 (RTI).
You can make a formal request for information we hold that is not already available via our
publication scheme,
disclosure log or
open data pages.
We will process your request, including documents containing personal information, under the RTI Act.
Read more about the
right to information legislation.
How to access information
Follow these steps to access or request information that NSSAB holds:
- Check if the information is already available via our
publication scheme,
disclosure log or
open data pages.
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Contact us if you cannot find the information you are looking for. We may be able to release the information under the administrative access scheme. We release information administratively as a matter of course, unless there is a good reason not to. You should request information under our administrative access scheme before lodging a formal RTI application.
- Formally apply for the information in the following ways
Provide as much information as possible about the documents you are seeking to help us identify them more efficiently. If you know the title, subject matter, agency reference number, type of document or the date it was produced, please add these details to your application.
Fees and charges apply in varying circumstances.
Amending personal information
You can apply to amend your personal information under the RTI Act if you believe a document you have previously accessed is inaccurate, incomplete, out of date or misleading.
Read more about
personal information amendment and the
RTI application process.
Disclosure log
The disclosure log contains details of the applications lodged under the
Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act) with the NSSAB.
Search the disclosure log to find documents that have been released for public access. The log includes a description of the information sought and, where reasonably practicable, a link to the corresponding documents.
NSSAB publishes documents on the disclosure log that have been accessed by an applicant and do not contain the applicant's personal information. The relevant documents responsive to an application may be fully released, released in part or not released as part of the original access decision or disclosure log decision.
Where an applicant has not accessed the documents sought in the application, the disclosure log provides details identifying the documents and how the documents may be accessed. You should note charges may be payable prior to obtaining access to these documents.
Sections 78A and 78B of the RTI Act set out the rules for disclosure logs. Information must be deleted from any document if the publication:
- is prevented by law
- may be defamatory
- would unreasonably invade a person's privacy
- is of a confidential nature communicated in confidence
- is protected under contract
- would cause substantial harm to an entity.
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