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The Australian people have spoken on Labor’s dystopian Digital ID legislation and firmly rejected it. Tomorrow I will table a petition signed by 65,724 people calling on the Senate to repeal this insidious legislation. I want to express my thanks and admiration for these Australians standing for their privacy rights and the individual freedoms that this legislation seeks to undermine. I also want to acknowledge the courage of the thousands of Australians who gathered in cities around the country on the 5th of May to protest this legislation. In contrast to the hatred and violence of the useful idiots on university campuses, these protests were peaceful, orderly and stood for Australian values rather than the genocide of Israelis. One Nation is committed to the repeal of this legislation, effectively a joint effort by Labor and the Coalition to monitor and control the Australian people. We know the former Coalition government spent about 600 million dollars preparing for a national digital ID system. We know Labor has allocated another 288 million dollars in the Budget. We know this bill was rushed through the Senate with no debate and no scrutiny. We can safely predict it will sail through the House of Representatives – perhaps even today. We know Labor says it will be voluntary, but we also know this is a lie because the bill has provisions to make it mandatory in several circumstances. But thanks to this petition, we also know that many Australians are opposed to it and I call on the Senate to act accordingly.

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