Tēnā koe,

Before we begin processing your request, we require more information to establish your eligibility to make a request under the Official Information Act 1982 (OIA).

Per Section 12 of the OIA, to be eligible to make a request you must be:
• a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident;
• a person in New Zealand; or
• a corporate entity (that is, a company or an incorporated society) which is either incorporated in New Zealand or has a place of business here.

Please send information that confirms your eligibility to make an OIA request to the email address on this page: https://www.nzsis.govt.nz/information-re.... This could be a scanned copy of a New Zealand driver’s licence or passport or evidence of residency in New Zealand, such as a utility bill with your name/address. If you are not able to provide any of the above, please contact us to discuss further options for providing proof of eligibility to make a request.

Ngā mihi,
GCSB

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Tēnā koe,

 

We ask for assurance that a requester is eligible to make a request under
section 12 of the OIA before proceeding. The assurance we seek is that
which is enough to make clear that you are a New Zealand citizen or
permanent resident or are in New Zealand. One way to do this is to provide
supporting documentation, like a copy of a New Zealand driver licence, or
passport, or utility bill. Another is to tell us your name and where you
are living. Another way would be to send us your assurance that you are in
New Zealand with something that substantiates that, like a photo of that
day’s local newspaper. We are flexible in the ways you can provide us
assurance that you are a person eligible to make a request, but at this
stage, we do not consider we have enough information to be satisfied you
are eligible to make a request.

 

The Ombudsman's guidance states agencies are entitled to make reasonable
enquiries to satisfy themselves that a requester is eligible to make a
request under the OIA
([1]https://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/site...
- refer page 4). Once a requester has confirmed eligibility, they will not
be asked to do so again (assuming they use the same FYI account).

 

The Ombudsman's guidance and FYI.org also recommends that requesters use a
real name when making a request ([2]https://fyi.org.nz/help/privacy). If
you do not want to provide evidence of your eligibility to make a request
to us directly, you are welcome to contact the Office of the Ombudsman, or
ask FYI.org to make a request on your behalf (refer Can I make an OIA
request using a pseudonym? on  [3]https://fyi.org.nz/help/privacy).

 

You may complain to the Inspector-General of Security and Intelligence
(IGIS) if you feel you have, or may have been adversely affected by any
act, omission, practice, policy, or procedure of an intelligence and
security agency. The IGIS contact details can be found out:
[4]https://igis.govt.nz/.

 

Ngā mihi,

GCSB

 

 

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Tēnā koe,

We have not received the evidence of your eligibility to make a request under the OIA. As such, we cannot accept your request at this time.

You are welcome to re-submit your request with the required evidence of eligibility at any time. As noted, if you are not comfortable sending proof of eligibility to the GCSB directly you are welcome to share this with the Office of the Ombudsman, and ask that they confirm your eligibility with us. Once we are satisfied that your request meets the requirements under section 12(1) of the OIA we can proceed.

You may complain to the Inspector-General of Security and Intelligence (IGIS) if you feel you have, or may have been adversely affected by any act, omission, practice, policy, or procedure of an intelligence and security agency. The IGIS contact details can be found at: https://igis.govt.nz/.

Ngā mihi,
GCSB

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Tçnâ koe,

 

On Friday 30 June, the Office of the Ombudsman contacted us to confirm you
had provided them with confirmation of your eligibility to make a request
under the OIA. The GCSB will now accept your OIA request for the following
information:

I am seeking all information held by GCSB relating to correlation and/or
causality between COVID-19 “vaccines” and mortality and/or morbidity.

For clarification, the above request includes:

• all information held by GCSB relating to any correlations between
COVID-19 “vaccines” and mortality.
• all information held by GCSB relating to any correlations between
COVID-19 “vaccines” and morbidity.
• all information held by GCSB relating to causality between COVID-19
“vaccines” and mortality.
• all information held by GCSB relating to causality between COVID-19
“vaccines” and morbidity.
• all information relating to the status, release, management, and/or
dissemination of such information, as requested herein.
• all information relating to any such information, as requested herein,
that may have been passed from, to, or through GCSB channels.

We will endeavour to respond to your request as soon as possible and, in
any event, no later than 20 working days after the day that your request
was accepted (30 June 2023).  If we are unable to respond to your request
by then, we will notify you of an extension of that timeframe.

 

If you have any queries, please feel free to contact
[GCSB request email].

 

Ngâ mihi,

GCSB

 

 

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