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NSW Freedom of Information Awareness Ribbon

Complete this form with the details of your NCAT Case & Hearing and receive our Awareness Ribbon FREE! Hand-made, it's our way of supporting you in your freedom of information journey. We encourage you to wear it to every NCAT Hearing or whenever interacting with a NSW Agency concerning Access to Information.

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Why these colours for our Awareness Ribbon? Firstly, Victims of NCAT are grieving, so we embrace the colour associated with grief, black. Secondly, as with our symbol of a dying justice system the Black-Eyed Susan, we also embrace the golden yellow of its falling petals.
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