Access card legislation before parliament
- 08 February, 2007 15:25
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Legislation for the introduction of an Access card was introduced to parliament yesterday with Human Services Minister Ian Campbell confirming the new laws should be passed by the end of April, 2007.
The legislation is expected to be fiercely debated in the senate as a result of privacy fears surrounding the access card and concerns it will be used as a national ID card.
Campbell made it clear the the federal government's $1.1 billiion access card will not be an "Australia Card'.
He said the card will be subject to strict controls to avoid security and privacy breaches.
Once legislation goes through parliament, Campbell expects registration for the smartcard to commence in 2008 with the entire project up and running by 2010.
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