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Shadow Government Services Minister Paul Fletcher says the Opposition didn’t believe that the safeguards in the government’s Digital ID Bill were “sufficiently strong”.
“So that those Australians who chose not to have a digital ID were not going to be discriminated against,” Mr Fletcher told Sky News Australia.
“It is important that there be legislative safeguards.
“But we felt the safeguards were simply far too weak.”
Mr Fletcher’s remarks come as Australians could soon find getting a credit card or home loan a lot easier, with the government having passed legislation for a digital ID.
It will build on the existing MyGov and could be used by registered private companies to confirm ID without having to submit documents online.