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Sydney Trains Disclosure Log Sydney Trains Disclosure Log Our disclosure log is a record of information that Sydney Trains has released in response to formal access applications from individuals or organisations that Sydney Trains thinks could also be of interest to other members of the public. Sydney Trains will include only non-personal information on the log. The disclosure log sets out the date the decision was made to release the information, a description of the information released and details about whether that information is currently available and how it can be accessed. Be aware that the log lists the information requested, relevant to a specific time and may not contain the most up-to-date version of the information. Our disclosure log is continuously updated as additional information is released under the GIPA Act. In deciding to release information in response to a GIPA access application, consistent with the GIPA Act, consideration is given to personal factors of the application as outlined in section 55 of the GIPA Act. Where other members of the public request access to the released information described on the disclosure log, Sydney Trains may delete certain information relating to the original applicant’s personal information; business, commercial, professional or financial interests; research carried out by or on behalf of the applicant or information concerning the affairs of another government agency or government. Depending on the work required and costs involved to make parts of the released information available to others, Sydney Trains may require an access application to be lodged in some circumstances. Requests should be made to the Principal Manager, Information and Privacy at [email protected]. You can also write to the Information and Privacy Unit at PO Box K659, Haymarket NSW 1240. 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 Agency Description of Information Type of Reference Date of Decision Form of Access Provided Release Number F-2010-4 04/08/2010 Information on the brochures Information can be Full provided with MyZone tickets to provided upon disclosure Parramatta request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.au F-2010-6 04/08/2010 Information regarding the Information can be Full RailCorp Clearways Program provided upon disclosure request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.au F-2010-9 16/08/2010 Compendium of CityRail Statistics Information can be Full 2009 provided upon disclosure request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au Page 1 of 21 | Sydney Trains Disclosure Log F-2010-14 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding breakdown of Information can be Full escalators and lifts 7 December provided upon disclosure 2009 to 30 June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.au See also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-15 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding CityRail Information can be Full service cancellations 1 July 2009 provided upon disclosure to 30 June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.au See also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-16 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding CityRail Information can be Full “missed stops” 1 July 2009 to 30 provided upon disclosure June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.au See also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-17 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding complaints Information can be Full about cleanliness of stations and provided upon disclosure carriages 1 July 2009 to 30 June request to 2010 information@transp ort.nsw.gov.auSee also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information Page 2 of 21 | Sydney Trains Disclosure Log F-2010-18 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding out-of-service Information can be Full or degraded ticket machines 1 provided upon disclosure July 2009 to 30 June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.au See also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-19 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding CityRail Information can be Full carriage information 1 July 2009 provided upon disclosure to 30 June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.auSee also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-20 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding trespassers Information can be Full on RailCorp property 1 July 2009 provided upon disclosure to 30 June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.auSee also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-21 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding employee Information can be Full alcohol and drug testing 1 July provided upon disclosure 2009 to 30 June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.au F-2010-22 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding train drivers Information can be Full suspended or stood aside from provided upon disclosure duty 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010 request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au Page 3 of 21 | Sydney Trains Disclosure Log F-2010-23 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding patronage at Information can be Full CityRail stations 1 July 2009 to 30 provided upon disclosure June 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.auSee also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-24 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding taxi costs for Information can be Full passengers and employees 1 July provided upon disclosure 2009 to 30 June 2010 request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au See also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-25 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding overcrowded Information can be Full trains 1 July 2009 to 30 June provided upon disclosure 2010 request to information@transp ort.nsw.gov.auSee also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-26 08/09/2010 Statistics regarding graffiti and Information can be Full vandalism on trains, platforms provided upon disclosure and stations 1 January 2010 to 30 request to June 2010 information@transp ort.nsw.gov.auSee also “Proactively Released Information” at http://www.tran sport.nsw.gov.a u/railcorp/proac tively-released- information F-2010-29 20/10/2010 Findings of RailCorp investigation Information can be Full into train fire near Valley Heights provided upon disclosure 16 July 2010 request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au Page 4 of 21 | Sydney Trains Disclosure Log F-2010-30 27/09/2010 All documents created in relation Information can be Full to the Parramatta to Epping Rail provided upon disclosure Link between 5 December 2009 request to and 16 August 2010 information@trans port.nsw.gov.au F-2010-31 23/09/2010 Documents in relation to the Information can be Partial testing schedule for the first provided upon disclosure Waratah Trains request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au F-2010-35 27/09/2010 Statistics regarding door faults on Information can be Full trains from provided upon disclosure 1 July 2009 to 31 August 2010 request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au F-2010-36 27/09/2010 Information regarding Night Ride Information can be Full bus service from 1 July 2007 to provided upon disclosure 30 June 2010 request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au F-2010-37 30/09/2010 Compensation in the form of Information can be Full complementary tickets and provided upon disclosure monetary totals for CountryLink request to and CityRail claims given to information@trans passengers by RailCorp from 1 port.nsw.gov.au July 2008 to 30 June 2010. F-2010-42 13/10/2010 Statistics regarding dismissed or Information can be Full suspended train drivers in 2007/8, provided upon disclosure 2008/9 and 2009/10 financial request to years. information@trans port.nsw.gov.au F-2010-44 19/10/2010 Statistics regarding compensation Information can be Full payments made to passengers provided upon disclosure 2007-2010 request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au F-2010-46 20/10/2010 Statistics regarding CityRail ticket Information can be Full sales for weekly, monthly, provided upon disclosure quarterly and yearly tickets sold request to during 1 January to 31 August information@trans 2010 port.nsw.gov.au F-2010-60 23/12/2010 Statistics regarding RailCorp’s Information can be Full CCTV cameras: provided upon disclosure List of number of cameras at each request to CityRail station. information@trans List of cameras out of service in port.nsw.gov.au the two week period from 4 October 2010 to 17 October 2010, broken down by railway station. F-2010-67 07/12/2010 Information regarding installation Information can be Full of “safer by design” garbage and provided upon disclosure recycling bins on CityRail Stations request to information@trans port.nsw.gov.au Page 5 of 21 | Sydney Trains Disclosure Log F-2010-70 07/12/2010 Information detailing number and Information can be Full cost of overdue invoices not paid provided upon disclosure within 30-60 days and 60-90 request to days, as at the end of each information@trans quarter from 1 June 2008 to 30 port.nsw.gov.au June 2010. F-2010-71 10/12/2010 Statistics regarding the: Information can be Full Number of train provided upon disclosure carriages in which air- request to conditioning system was information@trans broken/not working from port.nsw.gov.au 1 July 2008 to 31 October 2010 Number of train carriages fitted /not fitted with air-conditioning broken down by type of train at 1 July 2009 and 1 July 2010.
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