AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOnline Safety: Labor is set to remove ministerial discretion from its Digital Duty of Care bill, clearing a path for the social media rules to pass. The Greens want stronger controls on addictive algorithms and the right for Australians harmed online to sue tech platforms. Lobbying Rules: NSW plans to give the Electoral Commission power to regulate lobbyists, require some lobbyists dealing with councils to register and impose a cooling-off period for former officials taking related private-sector jobs. Teacher Regulation: NT teachers are urging changes to a bill due for a vote, warning it would replace existing education boards with ministerial appointees and remove guaranteed representation for teachers, parents and Aboriginal education experts. Climate Law: A landmark High Court ruling against a coal mine expansion puts fossil fuel developers on notice, finding climate emissions had not been properly considered.
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