Ensuring the Digital Signature Lawfulness for Notice of Promotion in Australia

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the federal government is pressing ahead with digital ID National digital ID which they say will be a One-Stop shop for all your interactions with government systems you know all your data is just held in one place so if you need to talk to Medicare or you need to talk to center link or whatever the hell they're called these days there's one system you will be able to use for everything and it will also be expanded out to use with private businesses so for instance you have to provide your uh uh license number or whatever it might be a bank and all this sort of thing right it will all be kept in one place now what could possibly go wrong when you keep all personal data about someone in one place where of course if you hack the system you literally have access to everyone's data and not only is it being held centrally it's being held by the government so why would outfits that you know are attached to the government let's say the police or let's say councils that issue you finds would they not have some interest in potentially getting hold of that data for their own purposes well l&p Senator Jed renck asked exactly this question of a panel of experts and guess what they had to say so what you're saying is that under this legislation Polie don't need a warrant to access that's correct right okay well yeah so so with regard to biometric data there is requirement for a warrant but it's it doesn't specify that that's for a serious crime but also police can access all other kinds of personal data in the bill in general uh when there has a proceeding has been started and I should add also uh that it's not just police that can have that access in terms of the general access to personal information it includes uh enforcement bodies generally so that includes bodies that can issue civil penalties enforcement bodies not just the police now don't forget remember back during Co when you had to go and sign in with a QR code to go have a coffee or a pint at the pub and of course when you had that pint at the pub you had to sit down because if you stood up you were definitely going to get Co if you stood at the bar and we were told that all this data that was being collected by the government where you'd been when you'd been Etc there was no risk of this ever being used by anyone else for any nefarious purpose but of course we know that the coppers were applying to get a hold of this data in wa in particular they were using it for assault cases you know people getting knocked in the head outside of a nightclub on a Saturday night and the first thing they do is run to the state government to ask for the co data because of course it tells them where everyone has been can we not see where this is going of like if you've got a parking F what we're talking about here is that the council could go and ask for your all your personal information all of it and come knocking with the debt collector and and take your car away or whatever the hell they're going to do like anyone from an enforcement agency incredible yeah we can you can also see where this is going thank God for Senator renck and we've said it a few times on this program but we've got someone in the Senate who's asking the questions that should be asked and uh who knows whether this is an oversight in those who have created the legislation or whether it's deliberate but I mean we've seen this government when it comes to immigration I mean they just can't get anything right do you really trust this government on legislation this big and this impacting to make sure it's rock solid we're told when it comes to immigration Public Safety is our number one concern even as we see more and more stuff UPS in that regard so would you really believe them when they say no no this thing digital ID will be watertight to your privacy will be preserved why would anyone in their right mind take the government's word for that we need to take a machine gun to this bill we do not need digital ID we're doing fine right now the only body that benefits from digital ID is the government track and Trace they will know your remove more detail than they already do it is nefarious purposes through and through and nobody can tell us why exactly do we need this