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Young people at most risk under counter-terrorism law changes: Law Council

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Young people at most risk under counter-terrorism law changes: Law Council

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By Brooke Boney


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The Joint Parliamentary Committee on Security and Intelligence has handed down recommendations to change the legislation before it does pass, but the Law Council of Australia says some of the measures don't go far enough to protect young people.

 

Political Reporter Brooke Boney asked the Council's President-Elect, Fiona McLeod, what concerns the Law Council has with the bill.

 

 

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