Incitement to Pimping Sparks National Service Bill Debate
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Warnard criticized the National Service Bill as coercive and flawed saying it infringes civil liberty and risks expanding conscription. He faulted the government for rushing provisions that would penalize conscientious objectors while offering undefined military alternatives and warned of broader social consequences.
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Move on P O Move on P O Senate Opposes Fast Greath Far the Win
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Senator Warned Over Draft Bill Rally At Parliament House
About 200 people including university officials and Save Our Sons members protested at Parliament House. They heckled Senator Anderson and asked why the government was proceeding with National Service Act amendments amid warnings of confrontation if changes passed.
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