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If you can spend time going to these No Digital ID Rallies, you can also spend time calling and/or visiting your electorate’s MP. Go direct! Unfortunately MPs will ignore these rallies, it barely registers on their radar. Better to have each and every one of those thousands of attendees to visit and/or call the MPs directly. Imagine how much Labor backbenchers (who won on preferences or slim margins) will be sweating if 1000 people call or visit their office every week demanding action on this one same issue. Unfortunately the sad reality is that Digital ID cannot be stopped entirely. But can we cut off its balls? In my opinion there is not much chance of stopping digital id entirely with the current ownership of the opposition party, Libs-Nats, and with so many Labor Greens and Teals in parliament. Our best hope is to win some concessions… by politely demanding (by phone, or in person) each of our local MPs propose or support another member proposing the following amendments or they will lose your vote and a dozen of your friends and family’s votes at the next election. Remind them of their slim margins and/or the swing against them. Required Amendments: (1) ensure there are strong and broad protections against any person, entity, business, government, etc making digital ID compulsory for any purpose whatsoever (be that to gain or maintain employment, be it to access a space or place, be it to purchase (or even to receive for free) any goods or services, to receive or access any payments or services from the government, etc). (2) ensure the protections are sufficiently broad to protect from “nudging”. For example special queues for people with/without digital ID (where one group is treated with a different level of service), for example cutting back on staffing for face to face traditional ID verification processes, or any other practice which could be seen by a reasonable person to make non digital ID options less convenient. (3) amend the Bill to ensure that no one should be able to veto the protections outlined in (1) and (2) for any reason whatsoever, not even the relevant minister. (4) also update consumer rights laws and privacy laws to enhance and complement the above protections (especially against it becoming mandatory or mandatory adjacent or as mandatory as possible). Read on to understand why asking your MP to simply vote against it will probably be worse…. It is not good enough to ask Lib Nats to vote against Digital ID outright. There’s not enough of them. We also know the Greens and Teals are willing to vote FOR it in its current form. We saw that in the Senate. Labor plus Greens in the lower house is more than enough to push it through as it is with no concessions and minimal protections that the minister can veto at will. Therefore we have to (a) scare the pants off labor/greens/teals backbenchers, especially any of them who only won on slim margins or saw huge swings against them last election. Make it clear they need to do what we the people in their electorates want or they are risking their future in politics. However, Labor MPs almost never ‘cross the floor’ and vote against their party. They risk expulsion from their party, and then they will probably lose their seat at the next election. Again, they’re scared of losing their job as MP. So option 1 (tell them to vote against Digital ID) is a non-starter. Labor MPs will not do that unless their whole party decides not to - which is highly unlikely. We will simply end up with Digital ID legislation in its current form with minimal protections from it becoming mandatory. So we need to convince the Labor MPs to take the amendments issue to the Party room meetings to get the suggested amendments through. I.e. we need to scare them enough.

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