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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
The Albanese Government has today delivered on our promise to the Australian people to return integrity, honesty and accountability to government by legislating a powerful, transparent and independent National Anti-Corruption Commission in 2022.
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
The Albanese Government welcomes today's long-awaited native title settlement in Far North Queensland.
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
Subjects: The Voice to Parliament; National Anti-Corruption Commission; Censure of former Prime Minister
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
Subjects: Voice to Parliament; Censure of former Prime Minister, National Anti-Corruption Commission; Neil Prakash; High Court Citizenship decision
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
Subjects: Privacy penalties, censure of former Prime Minister
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
The Australian Government is ending the former government’s censorship of Community Legal Centres by removing the ban on recipients of Commonwealth legal assistance from taking part in political advocacy and lobbying.
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
The Albanese Government is committed to securing Australia’s international status as an open and transparent government, which was put under threat by the former government’s inaction.
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
Subjects: Respect@Work Legislation; National Anti-Corruption Commission; Bell Inquiry; Scott Morrison; energy; cost of living; RBA; ASIO; National Cabinet
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
The Albanese Government is acting to make workplaces safe from sexual harassment with the passage of the Anti-Discrimination and Human Rights Legislation (Respect@Work) Bill through Parliament.
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The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP
Companies which fail to take adequate care of customer data will face much higher penalties following today's passage of the Albanese Government's legislation to significantly increase penalties for repeated or serious privacy breaches.
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