Disclosure log

For access to:

1. email briefings;
2. reports made in the University’s incident reporting system;
3. audits; and
4. AV material including CCTV, video footage and photos,

held by:

5. the Office of the Vice-Chancellor;
6. the Office of the Dean of Students; and
7. People and Diversity.

For access to:

Records dated between 1 January 2019 until 14 May 2021 regarding sexual misconduct, which are:

1. email briefings;
2. reports made in the University’s incident reporting system;
3. audits; and
4. AV material including CCTV, video footage and photos,

held by:

5. the Office of the Vice-Chancellor;
6. the Office of the Dean of Students; and
7. People and Diversity.

Records between 1 January 2019 until 14 May 2021, that are:

1. email briefings;
2. reports; and
3. AV material including CCTV, video footage and photos,

held by the Office of the Vice-Chancellor, regarding:

4. staff misconduct;
5. staff bullying; and
6. staff harassment.

Quarterly reports prepared by People and Diversity containing summaries of the status of investigations regarding the matters identified at 1(d), 1(e) and 1(f), between 1 January 2019 and 14 May 2021.

For access to:

1. all original data from respondents to the University of Canberra’s Respect.Now.Always survey;
2. a copy of the Respect. Now. Always. document referred to as Methodology individual reports; and
3. a copy of the Respect. Now. Always. document referred to as University of Canberra data.

For access to:

• The official description of the role of the Inclusion and Engagement Unit, specifically regarding registered students with a disability.
• The official description of the various roles within the Inclusion and Engagement Unit and their responsibilities in regard to registered students with a disability.
• Staff Code of Conduct and/or any related Policy that details specific expectations of staff conduct beyond that outlined in the Charter for teaching staff generally, for unit and course convenors.
• Staff disciplinary policy.

Decision letter (PDF, 314.08 KB)

• the advice that the University of Canberra received from Minister of Defence Payne (~late May 2016) with respect to the release of 1991 Master of Public Administration thesis, An analysis of critical aspects of forecasting and planning the administration and management of overseas survey operations
• advice received from the author of the thesis regarding its release.

• formal reports of sexual assaults made to the Office of the Dean of Students or the Director of HR
• formal reports of indecent filming made to the Office of the Dean of Students or the Director of HR
• formal reports of plagiarism made to the Student Misconduct Officer.

• Thesis – Master of Public Administration 1991
• Title – the analysis of critical aspects of forecasting and planning the administration and management of overseas survey operations.