Dear Minister for Primary Industries,

We request all information surrounding move of Dean Baigent from the Director Fisheries Compliance.

We request all information, notes, emails and any other correspondence relating to Dean Baigent former Director Fisheries Compliance taking up the position of Programme Manager for MPI’s Integrated Electronic Monitoring and Reporting System project, between the Minister of Primary Industries; the Director General of Primary Industries, and the Deputy Director Generals of Primary Industries and Dean Baigent.

We request all information, notes, emails and any other correspondence relating to Dean Baigent former Director Fisheries Compliance stepping down as Director Fisheries Compliance and in relation to any issue surrounding this position which gives reasons for his move to the position of Programme Manager for MPI’s Integrated Electronic Monitoring and Reporting System project, between the Minister of Primary Industries; the Director General of Primary Industries, and the Deputy Director Generals of Primary Industries and Dean Baigent.

Yours faithfully,

Graham Carter

Dear Official Information Act,

We have requested an Official Info Request from your department.

We would like to point out that by law you were required to have responded promptly to our request for information, which you have failed to do.

It would appear that your department is deliberately postposing this request and not responding with the required information, and we believe that certain parts of the information will be particularly embarrassing and are likely to reveal the high levels of corruption and collusion with regards the business sector of the community.

Our information request has been dragged out for well over 40 days, which is an extraordinary long time given the relevant simple nature of the questions we have asked.

Choosing to ignore this request does not mean that it will go away
.
Your attention to this matter would be appreciated.

Yours faithfully,

Graham Carter
Editor
Fishing and Outdoors Newspaper

Dear Official Information Act,

FAILURE TO RESPOND IN EXTENDED TIMEFRAME

We have requested an Official Info Request from your department and we stand by our allegations of corruption and collusion and have the evidence to support the allegation.

We would like to point out that by law you were required to have responded promptly to our request for information, which you have failed to do.

It would appear that your department is deliberately postposing this request and not responding with the required information, and we believe that certain parts of the information will be particularly embarrassing and are likely to reveal the high levels of corruption and collusion with regards the business sector of the community.

Our information request has been dragged out for well over 40 days, which is an extraordinary long time given the relevant simple nature of the questions we have asked.

Choosing to ignore this request does not mean that it will go away
.
Your attention to this matter would be appreciated.

Yours sincerely,

Graham Carter