State and territory leaders have agreed to hand over driver's licence photos to the Commonwealth to create a national database for biometric face-matching, which will be used to track terror suspects in public places.
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Terror reforms: States agree to national face-matching scheme, longer pre-charge detention
State and territory leaders have agreed to hand over driver's licence photos to the Commonwealth to create a national database for biometric face-matching, which will be used to track terror suspects in public places.
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By Alexandros Logothetis
Source: SBS
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