Question 1

Which parties are recorded agreeing with “Australian's right to privacy (i.e. deciding what personal information governments store and who can access it) should be protected, even if it means government and law enforcement systems may be less efficient”?

Accepted Answer

On their recorded parliamentary votes, these are scored as agreeing: Amanda MURPHY, Australian Democrats, Australian Progressives, Fraser Anning's Conservative National Party, Liberal Democrats, Pauline Hanson's One Nation, The Greens.

Question 2

Which parties are recorded disagreeing with “Australian's right to privacy (i.e. deciding what personal information governments store and who can access it) should be protected, even if it means government and law enforcement systems may be less efficient”?

Accepted Answer

On their recorded parliamentary votes, these are scored as disagreeing: Country Liberals (NT), Derryn Hinch's Justice Party, Liberal, Liberal National Party of Queensland, The Nationals.

Australian's right to privacy (i.e. deciding what personal information governments store and who can access it) should be protected, even if it means government and law enforcement systems may be less efficient

Strongly agrees

Agrees

Equal merits

Disagrees

Strongly disagrees

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