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I refer to the following ANU spokesperson statements made to news outlets:

Statement 1 - “Professor Bell’s work with Intel Labs was disclosed in accordance with the ANU disclosure of interest framework, and was known by the council"
Statement 2 - “The ANU council unanimously supported and actively encouraged the continuation of the arrangement which recognised Professor Bell’s world-leading technical expertise and experience and enhanced the reputation of ANU.”
Referenced in the Australian Financial Review article at titled ANU council members say Bell’s second job was never mentioned and dated 20 Dec 2024, in the following excerpt

ANU originally told the Financial Review that “Professor Bell’s work with Intel Labs was disclosed in accordance with the ANU disclosure of interest framework, and was known by the council”.

When asked to clarify what was meant by “was known by the council”, a spokeswoman said: “The ANU council unanimously supported and actively encouraged the continuation of the arrangement which recognised Professor Bell’s world-leading technical expertise and experience and enhanced the reputation of ANU.”

Statement 3 - The statement(s) summarised by the article text "He said her role with Intel had been disclosed to the university council"
From the Australian Financial Review article at titled ANU leader ‘double-dipped’ with $1.1m salary and big tech job and dated 10 Dec 2024 (and 11 Dec 2024), within the following excerpt

“Professor Bell maintained a part-time paid position with Intel after leaving the company to join ANU in 2017,” a spokesman told The Australian Financial Review on Tuesday.

“The role was specifically with Intel Labs, a research division of Intel. This arrangement formally ceased on 15 November 2024.”

The spokesman did not disclose the size of Professor Bell’s remuneration but said outside paid work was commonplace for academics. He said her role with Intel had been disclosed to the university council.

Statement 4 - "Professor Bell's work with Intel is no secret, the source of media reporting on this is the university's own website,"
Statement 5 - "The arrangement was disclosed through our conflict processes in the normal way and was known by the Council."
Referenced in the The Canberra Times article at titled Calls for ANU vice-chancellor to resign after second paid job revealed and dated 11 Dec 2024, in the following excerpt

A university spokeswoman said it was common for academics to work with external parties in their field of expertise.

"Professor Bell's work with Intel is no secret, the source of media reporting on this is the university's own website," she said.

"The arrangement was disclosed through our conflict processes in the normal way and was known by the Council."

Under the Freedom of Information Act 1982, I request:

For each statement referred to above, excluding Statement 4 - the document(s) which form the basis the statement was made on.

For Statement 4 - the specific pages on the "university's own website" which formed the basis the statement was made on (Reason: the "university's own website" is huge and includes pages irrelevant to the statement).

Please clearly indicate which statement each document corresponds to, or organize pages to group documents corresponding to the same statement together with appropriate headers.

The agenda and minutes of the ANU council meeting on 04 Oct 2024 and the ANU council meeting on 06 Dec 2024.

‘"Our Changing Snowscapes" report prepared by Ruby Olsson, Robert Steiger (external consultant), Adrienne B Nicotra and Jamie Pittock on behalf of a commercial client (Protect Our Winters).
The full report is publicly available online:
The specific information I am seeking includes:
1. The project Statement of Requirements provided by the client (Protect Our Winters) to ANU.
2. The signed project contract.
3. Conflict of interest disclosures and approved conflict of interest management plans relating to this project.
4. The signed project sub-contract between ANU and the external consultant engaged to provide modelling services (Robert Steiger).
5. The statement of requirements provided by ANU to the external consultant engaged to provide modelling services (Robert Steiger).
6. All correspondence (including file attachments) between the authors (including the external consultant) and the client.
7. Record of permission to conduct ‘informal interviews’ and include information obtained through informal interviews as deidentified evidence in the report.
8. Records of all correspondence with external stakeholders who were ‘informally interviewed’ including the 22 instances where the citation ‘pers comms’ is provided as the source of evidence and quotes included throughout the report, without identifying specifically who was engaged in communication.
9. Records of internal examination and academic scrutiny.
10. Records demonstrating author consideration of and compliance with ANU’s risk management policy.
Date range for the documents being requested -01/01/2023-12/07/2024’  

‘Invoices, receipts or any other document recording financial expenditure related to the hire of security personnel for the ANU Gaza Solidarity Encampment, including costs for external contractors, timesheets, offer letters, letters of engagement, payslips etc. Date range for the documents being requested-29 April 2024 - 23 July 2024 (inclusive)’

I request all documents held by the above offices (O51�Թ���, DoS, D51�Թ���(A)) relating to the review of ANUSA Governance.

The date range should be from 1 May 2024 to the present day.