I've changed my position on the Bill since I realised the provisions are for over a dozen agencies to all be able to dictate access on their terms, requiring service providers to duplicate the government interface a dozen times, and with no apparent mechanism for resolving the inevitable situations of inconsistent / contradictory directions.
The Bill needs to be scrapped in its entirety to give the government ample time to reconsider the warrant framework, and then draw provisions that will create a manageable engagement process with industry. It is entirely possible wide public debate and expressions of grave concern will have Labor see sense and block the Bill. Which is a shame. The only person with any skin in the game is Dutton. The Liberals have nothing to gain in supporting this Bill. Kind regards Paul Wilkins
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