‘Shuts down the rights of Australians’: Henderson trashes ‘egregious’ Digital Duty of Care bill
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Shadow Communications Minister Sarah Henderson says Labor’s ‘Digital Duty of Care’ bill is an attempt to “shut down” the rights of Australians to have their say. “This is an egregious attempt to shut down the rights of Australians to have their say, no matter whether you agree or disagree,” Ms Henderson told News24 host Peta Credlin. “The more we look into this bill, the worse it is, and there are some very insidious consequences.”
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