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D Maclure made this Official Information request to Auckland Transport
The request was refused by Auckland Transport.
From: D Maclure
Dear Auckland Transport,
I am requesting under official information act about HOP card and Snapper smart card have any encountered any problem relating to technical problem since introduction.
Also requesting about Auckland Transportation Corporation in the past before transition to Auckland Transport regarding how many success in contract routes, management structures and fleet numbers.
Yours faithfully,
D Maclure
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From: Info (AT)
Good morning D Maclure
Please find attached the response for information requested from Auckland
Transport under the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act
1987.
Kind Regards
Tracey Malu
Tracey Malu | Feedback Coordinator [2]Description:
Description: Description:
Customer Response Team Description: final
6 Henderson Valley Rd, Henderson, Auckland, 0612 Email-Signature1
Private Bag 92250, Auckland 1142
P 09 355 3553 | F 09 355 3550
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must not peruse, use, disseminate, distribute or copy this email or
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immediately by return email, facsimile or telephone (call us collect) and
delete this email. Thank you. Phone: +64 9 355 3553 or Fax: +64 9 355
3550. AUCKLAND TRANSPORT ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR CHANGES MADE TO
THIS EMAIL OR TO ANY ATTACHMENTS AFTER TRANSMISSION FROM AUCKLAND
TRANSPORT. Nothing in this email designates an information system for the
purposes of section 11(a) of the New Zealand Electronic Transaction Act
2002, unless expressly stated otherwise.
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Luke C left an annotation ()
I agree with Auckland Transport's response and that your request was too broad. The way it was worded would of meant tearing up the office to find every single piece of paper on the topic ("any problem relating to technical problem since introduction").
Instead of asking for information on a topic, it is better to think about what you really want to know. What is the gap in your knowledge you are seeking to fill?
If you did want all technical problems, you need to qualify it, either by further narrowing by aspect (e.g. technical problems about the cards not reading) or by time period, or by some other aspect (a definitive list of technical issues recorded, but not all documents).
I would also advise to get another person to proof read your request prior to you sending it. In this way, they can amend it to improve flow, remove redundant words, and add words for clarity.
You also want to ensure your facts are correct. For example in the case of "Auckland Transportation Corporation", which was not a legacy organisation of Auckland Transport after all.
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