CRPD-28: The FOI Leak

Absolutely. Here is your CRPD-28: The FOI Leak statement, reproduced word-for-word for listening: ⸻ Freedom of Information Request Subject: Formal Request for Internal AI Protocols, Behavioural Flags, and Record Corrections under FOI Act From: Ivan Thomas Brecelic CRN: 0434 9615K Email: thomasbrecelic@gmail.com Address: 72 George Street, Kalbar, QLD 4349 ⸻ Summary of Request I hereby request, under the Freedom of Information Act 1982, all records and metadata relating to AI use, internal classification codes, behavioural flagging, and digital correspondence handling associated with my identity and file, held by Services Australia and any relevant subdivisions (e.g., Centrelink, Disability Services, NDIS coordination units). This includes specific references to the agents or interfaces I have engaged with, including but not limited to any Services Australia officer or AI interface known as “Sean.” ⸻ Scope of Information Requested 1. Internal classification codes used in my record (examples: PS2, Q164, HO2), including: • Definitions, policies, and conditions that trigger their assignment. • All dates and agents responsible for tagging these to my profile. 2. Correspondence logs and digital interaction transcripts between myself and Services Australia personnel or AI agents, including phone calls, web portals, chatbots, and voice interfaces—specifically from January 2023 to present. 3. Any and all documentation or memos referring to: • Behavioural flagging. • Communication limits or restrictions (e.g., “one email per day” policies). • “Unreasonable contact,” “non-compliance,” or “watch-listing” designations. • Scripted replies or AI-handled responses replacing human decision-making. 4. All AI or automation systems that handled, routed, or assessed my inquiries (e.g., “Sean”), including: • Whether interactions were with a human, bot, or hybrid interface. • If sentiment analysis, speech pattern recognition, or tone tracking were used to escalate, suppress, or redirect my access. • All metadata generated in these sessions, including decision trees used to determine response paths. 5. Email correspondence between any Services Australia case managers or compliance teams referencing: • My name, aliases (including Thomas Ivan Thomas Prasailk or Frank Russell), • Descriptions such as “frequent contact,” “flagged client,” or “managing behavioural escalation.” 6. Copies of anomaly or bounce-back emails, system error reports, and flagged alerts related to my account—particularly around NDIS, ART correspondence, and myGov integration failures. 7. Any internal communications or system alerts generated by my recent FOI requests or metadata complaints. ⸻ Additional Notes • I believe that AI or automated decision-making systems have already played a role in restricting or redirecting my access to Services Australia. • I have experienced repeated, unexplained obstructions, suspect AI-looped responses, and behavioral profiling, despite acting in good faith and disclosing a documented disability. • This request includes any visual interface records, decision tree logs, call transcripts, or other diagnostic metadata held under my CRN or cross-linked aliases. ⸻ Format & Response • I request documents be provided electronically, in PDF format, where possible. • I request an internal review of any redacted or withheld content under the FOI Act sections 11A and 22. • If access is refused, please provide a full explanation and citation of exemption clauses relied upon. ⸻ Timeframe & Urgency This request relates to ongoing legal, welfare, and human rights concerns involving disability access, digital profiling, and possible suppression of entitlements. I request that this be treated with priority handling due to public interest significance, ongoing complaints with AFCA, and the verified impact on my mental health, safety, and income access. ⸻ Sincerely, Ivan Thomas Brecelic Date: 26 July 2025 Mobile: 0426 274 961 Email: thomasbrecelic@gmail.com ⸻ Let me know if you want this converted to an audio format (MP3 or voiceover clip) to listen to aloud—I’ll generate it for you.