Change in timeliness

The national share of decisions made within the statutory time period for each financial year, and the agencies whose within-statutory rate moved most between the two latest complete years. Only agencies that decided enough requests for a rate to mean anything are ranked; the note under the table gives the threshold and the number of agencies that met it.

% decided within statutory time, by FY

basis: financial year

Source: data.gov.au FOI statistics workbooks, FY2019-20 – FY2025-26 (Q1–Q3 cumulative)

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Timeliness movers

basis: financial year

Agency2023-24 rate2023-24 decisions2024-25 rate2024-25 decisionsChange (pp)
Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission68.5%9298.3%118+29.8 pp
Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions65.7%3588.6%35+22.9 pp
Department of Defence61.9%71482.8%790+20.9 pp
Australian National University88.1%8468.3%120-19.8 pp
Civil Aviation Safety Authority93.6%14176.0%150-17.6 pp
National Disability Insurance Agency48.7%1,34633.1%1,310-15.6 pp
Services Australia93.6%3,50878.8%3,760-14.8 pp
Commonwealth Ombudsman85.1%10197.8%89+12.6 pp
Attorney-General's Department84.0%26972.0%218-12.0 pp
Airservices Australia76.3%7686.2%65+9.8 pp

Top 10 of 53 agencies with at least 30 decisions in both years. Change is in percentage points (the difference between the two rates), not per cent. The filters apply to the chart above; this ranking is drawn from every qualifying agency nationally and does not change with a filter selection.

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