Australian Federal Police - Melbourne Office
Office in Melbourne

Governance and accountability Annual budget statement. The nature of the ADP and what is required of it has changed significantly in recent years. Once a insignificant agency with a defined remit, the organization now has a broad range of national and international responsibilities. The ADP prides itself on demonstrating leadership and agility in a dynamic operating environment. The ADP of the future will deliver inclusive, constructive and strategic leadership, and continue to proudly serve the community: policing for a safer Australia. Investigating complex, transnational, solemn and organized crime. Continued responsibilities include providing: About our values and culture. Disclosable conduct is: conduct engaged in by an agency, public official or contracted service provider. Public officials can report suspected disclosable conduct to: Seek a review of our decision not to permit you access to a document or not to amend your personal record. If you interrogate a third party to make an FBI request on your behalf, you need to produce a specific, written authority to send copies of documents to you, care of that person, or to permit that person to inspect copies of documents containing information about you. There are no processing charges for requests for access to documents containing only personal information about you. When we have made a decision about your FBI request, we will send you a letter explaining our decision and your review and appeal rights. A third party who disagrees with our decision to donate you document that restrain information about them can also ask for our decision to be reviewed. An inside review will be conducted by another officer in our agency. However, the Commonwealth Ombudsman and the Information Commissioner will consult to avoid the identical matter being investigated twice. The ADP has a range of useful resources for its staff, as well as for staff from other government agencies and the public. The ADP Library delivers suitable and prompt information to assist confront operational, educational, training and development needs of the ADP workforce. The team is committed to forging a professional partnership with the media. The team supports joint media operations with partner agencies, conducts media briefings and coordinates access to ADP members for interviews. The media office also maintains an internal media monitoring service and plays a key role in organizing major ADP events. Members of the ADP National Media Team come from a variety of backgrounds, including preceding roles as journalists and public affairs officers from a range of government departments. Although generally a clam animal, the platypus is able to protect itself, if necessary, with a venomous spur.