Dear John

There is seriously concerning news from the Senate this evening. The Labor government has fast-tracked a Digital ID Act that threatens our privacy and freedom.

Labor's Digital ID system will combine personal information like driver's licenses, Medicare, and more into a single digital profile, controlled by the Labor government. It's a concerning shift towards more intrusive surveillance and control, rushed through the Senate without adequate debate or transparency.

Senators Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts did everything they could to oppose this bill's fast-tracking and eventual passing. 

The fight now moves to overturning the Act, and we need your help. 

A Digital ID law was originally the idea of the Liberals. Ultimately, the Liberals are no better than Labor when it comes to controlling people's lives. We can't trust the Liberals to repeal this law if they win power. 

We know this Act of parliament, rushed through tonight, is something that concerns you. That’s why we’re reaching out.

Why It Matters:

• Privacy at Risk: Centralising sensitive data poses significant risks, from cybersecurity threats to unwarranted Labor and Liberal governments surveillance.
• Rushed Process, Limited Voice: The government's haste denies us a proper say in matters that directly affect our rights and freedoms.

Our Call to Action: We urgently need your help to repeal this Act. By signing our petition and donating to our campaign, you're standing up for the principle that our personal information should remain in our control, not the government's.

Can you please forward the petition to as many people as possible? This is one of our biggest fights ever. 

Make Your Voice Heard:

• Sign the Petition: Join us in demanding a halt to this bill, ensuring it receives the scrutiny and debate it warrants.
• Donate to Our Campaign: Your support enables us to fight harder and reach further, protecting our shared values.

This is about more than just a bill; it's about safeguarding our liberties against overreach. Stand with us to preserve our privacy and autonomy.

Best regards,

Craig Kelly 

Federal Campaign Director

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
https://www.onenation.org.au/