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Disclaimer
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information about Casey Cardinia Libraries on these web pages. Casey Cardinia Libraries cannot take responsibility for any claim, loss, damage or liability arising out of the use of the information contained herein.
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Freedom of Information
Under the Freedom of Information Act 1982, members of the public have the right to request information and access documents about their personal affairs and the activities of Casey Cardinia Libraries.
A Freedom of Information (FOI) Request needs to be made in writing to the agency that holds the documents being requested. Requests for documents in the possession of Casey Cardinia Libraries should be addressed to:
Chief Executive Officer
Casey Cardinia Libraries
Locked Bag 2400
CRANBOURNE 3977
The Chief Executive Officer is the ‘Principle Officer’ of Casey Cardinia Libraries for the purposes of the Freedom of Information Act 1982. Online FOI request lodgement and further information about how to make a request can be found at www.foi.vic.gov.au Telephone enquiries can be made on 1800 577 548.
For further information, see the Detailed Part II Freedom of Information Statements.
Statement 1:
Organisation and Function
Casey Cardinia Libraries is a public library service formed under Section 196 of the Local Government Act 1989. Casey Cardinia Libraries is formed by the signing and gazetting of a Regional Library Agreement by the two participating member Councils: the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire Council.
The Agreement formally creates the Casey Cardinia Libraries, which then exists as a Corporation under the Local Government Act 1989, subject to the requirements of that Act and existing as a separate legal entity, able to sue and be sued.
The primary function of Casey Cardinia Libraries is to operate, manage and administer public library services to the approximately 340,000 residents and ratepayers of the City of Casey and the Cardinia Shire Council. These library services include the management of library buildings and resources; provision of a lending collection of library materials; information services and support (including internet and electronic resources); public programs and activities for adults and children; local history and cultural information and resources.
Information relating to the organisation and function of Casey Cardinia Libraries can be found at various locations, including the website, library branches, the member Councils and the Library Administration.
Please note: the resource locations and content presented within the overall Part II Statement provides only a snapshot of the information that is available and is by no means an exhaustive representation. If searching for a specific topic, more thorough results may be obtained by conducting a full search of this site or by contacting Casey Cardinia Libraries directly:
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Category/Topic |
Resource Location |
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Key Documents |
CCLC Website dev.cclc.vic.gov.au; Library Headquarters |
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Key Structures and functions |
Library Plan; Organisation chart; Library Headquarters |
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Library Branches |
Library Branches |
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Library Corporation Annual Reports |
Annual Report and repository at Library Headquarters |
Casey Cardinia Libraries develops a range of policies and practices. The public can provide feedback via the Casey Cardinia Libraries website, use special feedback forms available at library branches, or write directly to the address below.
Members of the public can write directly to Casey Cardinia Libraries Administration seeking information on any aspect of its operations. Correspondence can be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer of Casey Cardinia Libraries. Contact details for the Library Branches can be found on the Casey Cardinia Libraries website.
Chief Executive Officer
Casey Cardinia Libraries
Locked Bag 2400
CRANBOURNE 3977
The Chief Executive Officer is the ‘Principle Officer’ of Casey Cardinia Libraries for the purposes of the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
Other Sections of the Part II Statements
Statement 2: Categories of Documents
Statement 3: FOI Arrangements
Statement 4: Publications
Statement 5: Rules, Policies and Procedures
Statement 6: Report Literature
Statement 2:
Categories of Documents
Casey Cardinia Libraries creates a large number of documents and records in the course of its operations. Casey Cardinia Libraries uses electronic and manual means to store, access and manage a wide range of electronic and hard copy documents.
Document Types
The types of documents that Casey Cardinia Libraries handles include:
- Policies, procedures and standards
- Briefings and reports
- Membership records
- Bibliographic record
- Correspondence
- Meeting records
- Financial records
- Website and electronic material, including audio-visual material
- Building plans and diagrams
Document Categories
- Board agendas, minutes and reports
- Management Policies and procedures
- Library Corporation Plan; Strategic Resource Plan; Annual Operating Plan
- Corporate Management Team agendas, minutes and reports
- Library Management Team agendas, minutes and reports
- Branch and Specialist agendas, minutes and reports
- Staff files and documents
- Patron membership records and associated data files, including correspondence
- Financial records, transactions, receipts
- Library bibliographic database and item transaction records
- Information technology files, data and associated reports and records
- Compliance records and reports
The Casey Cardinia Libraries website and the organisational chart outline the main areas of work that Casey Cardinia Libraries undertakes and in which areas documents would be created.
Please note: the resource locations and content presented within the overall Part II Statement provides only a snapshot of the information that is available and is by no means an exhaustive representation. If searching for a specific topic, more thorough results may be obtained by conducting a full search of this site or by contacting Casey Cardinia Libraries directly:
Other Sections of the Part II Statements
Statement 1: Organisation and Function
Statement 3: FOI Arrangements
Statement 4: Publications
Statement 5: Rules, Policies and Procedures
Statement 6: Report Literature
Statement 3:
FOI Arrangements
Under the Freedom of Information Act 1982, members of the public have the right to request information and access documents about their personal affairs and the activities of Casey Cardinia Libraries.
A Freedom of Information (FOI) Request needs to be made in writing to the agency that holds the documents being requested. Requests for documents in the possession of Casey Cardinia Libraries should be addressed to:
Chief Executive Officer
Casey Cardinia Libraries
Locked Bag 2400
CRANBOURNE 3977
The Chief Executive Officer is the ‘Principle Officer’ of Casey Cardinia Libraries for the purposes of the Freedom of Information Act 1982. Online FOI request lodgement and further information about how to make a request can be found at www.foi.vic.gov.au Telephone enquiries can be made on 1800 577 548.
Information on how Casey Cardinia Libraries receives and processes Freedom of Information (FOI) requests can be found at the places listed below.
Please note: the resource locations and content presented within the overall Part II Statement provides only a snapshot of the information that is available and is by no means an exhaustive representation. If searching for a specific topic, more thorough results may be obtained by conducting a full search of this site or by contacting Casey Cardinia Libraries directly: