Divisions
- Communities, Sport and Recreation
- Local Government Division
- Office of eGovernment
- Office of Parliamentary Counsel
- Office of Security and Emergency Management
- Policy Division
- Service Tasmania Unit
- State Service Management Office
- Tasmanian Climate Change Office
- TMD
- Corporate and Culture Division
- Office of the Secretary
Contact Details
By phone
Find the number of a specific division or office to contact them directly or call Service Tasmania on 1300 135 513.
Our staff
Use the Tasmanian Government Directory to find staff contact details
Social media
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How to make an RTI application
Applications for the Department of Premier and Cabinet are to be addressed to:
Right to Information
Department of Premier and Cabinet
GPO Box 123
Hobart TAS 7001
Or email: righttoinformation@dpac.tas.gov.au
A form to assist in making an application is available:
About the application process
- Applications for information need to be made to the department, authority or council holding the relevant information or most closely linked to the information. A webpage like this one is available for most other public authorities.
- If you are not using the form, please note that your applications must be made in writing and include the information that is requested in the form - this is a requirement of regulation 4 of the Right to Information Regulations 2010.
- Applications are to be accompanied by the application fee. This fee is 25 fee units, which currently equates to $39.50 as at 1 July 2018 and is indexed annually.
- You may apply to have the fee waived if:
- you are in financial hardship - we take that to mean that you are on income support payments (we would usually ask to see evidence that you are in receipt of Centrelink or veterans affairs payments)
- you are a member of Parliament and the application is in connection with your official duty
- you are able to gives us information showing that the information sought is intended to be used for a purpose that is of general public interest or benefit.
- Make sure you have looked for the information before you make a formal application, because if the information is otherwise available your application may be refused without the return of your application fee.
Right to Information manual and guidelines
A manual and guidelines published by the Ombudsman provide more detail on making requests under the Act and how they are processed by the agency to which the request is sent.