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now uh there were plenty of people who have got in touch with me about Paul wanting you talk about digital IDs are they coming to Australia well Malcolm Roberts senator from one nation has put out a tweet this evening that there is a plan for a debate in the Senate tomorrow the government will be introducing something to do with digital IDs coming to Australia so let's have the chat right now now the best information I can get about what this government's version of a digital ID is comes via this YouTube video from literally two months ago sharing your driver's license proof of age card passport Medicare card birth certificate and address details puts all that information at risk of falling into the wrong hands say hello to Australia's digital ID system Australia's digital ID system brings together government and Industry digital IDs this will mean more secure digital ID options for you to choose from and more ways for you to use them now Joe the people who hate this idea are quick to point out examples where uh when it comes to your physical driver's license card um you can hand that over at a hotel and the government doesn't know that you're at the hotel you can hand it over to rent a car the government doesn't know that you're doing that but once It's All Digital and interl between government and the private business then government has a way of keeping an eye on you what do you think yeah look I can certainly understand those concerns and there'd have to be enormous safeguards and one can't help but be reminded of the Australia card that Bob Hawk tried to bring in and immediately there was a huge backlash even though my understanding is that well certainly wasn't digital for one thing it was it was that bit of card that you could hand over and was supposedly impregnable as people are now arguing but people just did not like the idea even though uh it it was just like the American Social Security card or something like that so um I can understand why this sets people off the wrong way the truth though is that I think all our ID all our sense of information I mean even if you just look at the way cash is going is going to be digitized now and I think instead of sort of looking backwards and saying no we've still got to have all this physical product to be able to carry around with us is to how to make those um digital uh digital um Footprints as secure as they can possibly be there is no the thing of course prom on all of this is is that how is the information stored I mean New South Wales had problems with the data that it had uh we certainly know that you know people had their their uh their moment of QR codes and government knowing whether you're here there or everywhere I don't know whether people will be that excited about doing it if it's optional okay good luck to you but um I got a feeling whether these things are optional or not is in part what they're going to discuss in the Senate the next couple of days well the point is Paul that no system is infallible someone can hack into whatever system is put in place so why by putting all your information into one into one single um entity means that every everything about you can be once the more you separate it out the safer you are in my book that's my considered opinion uh but I I just we've all read 1984 we all know what big brother is we all know that people knowing where you are and what you're doing is uh those people who want to control you want to do um I was on the forfront fighting against the Australia card and we were successful and I haven't changed my mind since all right well we we'll wait watch and see where it all goes in the next little while uh 30 seconds from each of you uh and I want to put this one to you which is the conversation about one- term albow now look my personal view his most likely think at the next election is is him returning as prime minister but in the minority government controlled by teals and greens but Bronn give me 30 seconds how unrealistic or realistic is the conversation of a one-term federal government I believe it's realistic and I was at that meeting when Peter spoke on Saturday strongly persuasively and I remember in the lead up to the 2010 election with Tony Abbott where I was very much on the Forefront uh I thoroughly believe we could win that election and in moral terms we did it was two xns that did the dirty and gave Gillard her U minority government I do believe in the the strange way that uh seats are broken up there these days that it is possible to do and he's got the will and the determination and the strength to push it Forward Joe I'm going to get in trouble uh from Maddie who I must obey but still give me literally less than 30 seconds I think the difference between now and um and rud is that there's no way that albo will be rolled by his own party party has leared its mistakes from that era it took him a while but they have and so that will not happen and that makes all the difference in the world and it would be unprecedented if it was a one-term government since well more too I agree thank you gang do appreciate it of course the caucus rules very different than where they were a whole lot all those years ago but so in our TV Liv thank you very much guys