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Creating an environment where staff are confident in challenging requests that don't look right is key, said James Snook, deputy director, cyber and government security directorate in the Cabinet Office.

The agreement led to what Adam Weinstein, president and chief executive of Phipps Houses, a partner in Chrsytie Venture Partners, the entity formed for the project, described as "one of the most challenging requests for proposal ever seen".

The federal government spent more than $275,000 in legal costs last financial year on challenging requests for urgent medical transfers of asylum seekers and refugees on Nauru and Manus Island.

The report suggested the BBC did not challenge requests for pay rises often enough.

Microsoft, for example, said that it has "successfully challenged requests in court, and we will continue to contest orders that we believe lack legal validity.

Without invoking Glomar, the department has also challenged requests for information about its use of X-ray vans, license plate readers and Stingray cellphone surveillance equipment.

Nothing in this subsection shall enlarge or restrict any rights of a financial institution to challenge requests for records made by the Commission under existing law.

Privacy International wants companies such as Level 3, BT, Verizon, Vodafone Cable, Viatel and Interoute to explain all the steps they took to oppose or challenge requests from GCHQ, the UK's intelligence gathering headquarters, in Cheltenham.

"We will be monitoring and holding them to account and continue to challenge requests to segregate communal areas on new developments using our legal powers, including enforcement action where necessary," a spokesman added.

Twitter's lawyers argued that the judge had misunderstood how the service worked, noting that the Stored Communications Act gave its members the right to challenge requests for information on their user history.

Our filing with the court reaffirms our steadfast commitment to defending those rights for our users". The firm also said the Stored Communications Act gave its members the right to challenge requests for information on their user history, and that the micro-blogging firm did not want to take on legal battles that its users could pursue independently.