80Which decisions are reviewable decisions

#### 80 Which decisions are reviewable decisions 80 Which decisions are reviewable decisions > The following decisions of an agency in respect of an access application are reviewable decisions for the purposes of this Part— > > > (a) a decision that an application is not a valid access application, > > > (b) a decision to transfer an access application to another agency, as an agency-initiated transfer, > > > (c) a decision to refuse to deal with an access application (including such a decision that is deemed to have been made), > > > (d) a decision to provide access or to refuse to provide access to information in response to an access application, > > > (e) a decision that government information is not held by the agency, > > > (f) a decision that information applied for is already available to the applicant, > > > (g) a decision to refuse to confirm or deny that information is held by the agency, > > > (h) a decision to defer the provision of access to information in response to an access application, > > > (i) a decision to provide access to information in a particular way in response to an access application (or a decision not to provide access in the way requested by the applicant), > > > (j) a decision to impose a processing charge or to require an advance deposit, > > > (k) a decision to refuse a reduction in a processing charge, > > > (l) a decision to refuse to deal further with an access application because an applicant has failed to pay an advance deposit within the time required for payment, > > > (m) a decision to include information in a disclosure log despite an objection by an authorised objector (or a decision that an authorised objector was not entitled to object). > > **s 80:** Am 2012 No 7, Sch 1 \[21\].