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ARTICLE · 09 JUNE 2020

Royal Commission response tool kit

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AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
Erick Gunawan
Erick Gunawan

How we assisted two clients in meeting a tight response Timeframes.

We have recently been working with a number of clients regarding their response to Notices to Produce for major Royal Commissions. Initially, the Royal Commission sends a letter stating the types of information required on specific topics with a time period in which to produce.

The feedback we received from our clients was that they were struggling on two fronts; firstly, to identify the information they were asked to produce and secondly, to collect the information within the timeframe required.

Case study one

Our client was required to respond to a Notice to Produce within a three week timeframe. As with most organisations, certainly large ones, they found themselves in a situation where they were unable to deliver a response according to the protocol within the timeframe without support.

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