Six months later, in late August 2000, some documents were released by the ABA , although a vast amount of information was blacked out. Blacked out URLs include not only URLs to banned pages, but also some that are not banned. Furthermore, discrepancies appear to exist between information released to EFA and Government reports on the operation of the regime. The number of complaints received in January and February do not match, nor does the number of complaints received that resulted in findings of prohibited content hosted in Australia.
Further information is provided below.
Each page records details of one complaint and the complaint number is printed on each page. These pages appear to be screen dumps from a database and contain the same fields as those in the ABA online complaints form. See sample . 26 OFLC Classification Certificates, each referring to one complaint number. See sample .