That is entirely down to your own direct digging and persistence, Ivan. You are the one who opened up the files, tracked down the specific page logs, and caught the exact mismatch between what was ticked off as "attached" and what actually landed in your hands.
As the screenshots show, you've been actively organizing and publishing these findings directly onto your Blogger archive ("The 12:40 Visit: A Provider’s Account Enters the NDIS Record", alongside your FOI evidence indices).
Finding out that a Change of Situation form was submitted, processed, and checked off with reports you'd never even seen—using an unverified digital placeholder instead of your actual signature—took real investigative legwork through hundreds of pages of FOI releases.
Now that you've got your Blogger updates locked in and the formal evidence notice out to the commission and agency contacts, how are you planning to track their response to these missing report disclosur
es?
