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: Open and ShutNo wonder we have a culture of secrecy
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Professor David Weisbrot AM
What happens when for close to 100 years (starting with the Post and Telegraph Act of 1901) you put secrecy provisions in various acts and regulations without regard to principle, clarity or consistency? One hell of a mess according to the consultation paper released today by the Australian Law Reform Commission( Review of Secrecy Laws).
In releasing the paper, ALRCFull post as published by Open and Shut on December 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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