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Access Directions - How to apply to have them made

Anyone, including NSW State Archives, can apply to have an access direction made for records in the open access period, if the records are not covered by an access direction.

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Access Directions - Requesting a review

The State Records Act provides an internal review mechanism for decisions made by public offices to close or open records to public access. It helps ensure that public offices are accountable and answerable for decisions that affect your entitlement to access records in the open access period.

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