Sentence examples for information commonwealth from inspiring English sources

Use and Disclosure of Information: Commonwealth data are governed under the Privacy Act 1988.

The percent of open space data was obtained from the office of geographic information Commonwealth of Massachusetts, information technology division MassGIS [ Massachusetts Office of Geographic Information Executiver Office for Administration and Finance (MassGIS-EOEA) 2006].

The government in Colombo rejects all these allegations, a denial repeated to me in a BBC interview by the country's minister of mass media and information, as Commonwealth leaders arrived in the country.

Police are investigating a suspected breach of section 70 of the Crimes Act, concerning "disclosure of information by commonwealth officers".

A spokesman for the AFP said: "The AFP's primary responsibility in this matter was to identify alleged criminality regarding the unauthorised disclosure of Commonwealth information".

The release said: "Commissioner Colvin said that over the past 18 months, the AFP has received 13 referrals relating to the alleged unauthorised disclosure of commonwealth information in breach of section 70 of the Crimes Act.

Almost every referral made to the AFP by federal government agencies for "unauthorised disclosure of commonwealth information" in the past 18 months has been directly related to journalists reporting on asylum seekers and immigration.

Almost every referral made to the AFP by federal government agencies "for unauthorised disclosure of commonwealth information" since the Coalition took office in September 2013 has been directly related to immigration reporting by journalists.

A spokesperson for the Attorney General's Department said: "The government is committed to striking the right balance between openness and transparency in government and the legitimate need to protect some commonwealth information.

That act also contains an offence of "communicating and dealing with information by non-commonwealth officers" with a five-year prison sentence.

But the expansive wording of the offences means any person who comes into contact with information obtained by a commonwealth officer could fall within the legislation's scope.