> [Campbell] described an official program of social media surveillance, in which Centrelink monitors social media for critics, and sends private information about those critics to the Minister’s office.
> Campbell also described an interpretation of social security law so broad that it effectively adds up to a license for the Department to disclose information against any citizen criticising government policy.
> the Department believes it can disclose private data on individuals from other government agencies such as the Australian Tax Office.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 8.5 ms ] thread> Campbell also described an interpretation of social security law so broad that it effectively adds up to a license for the Department to disclose information against any citizen criticising government policy.
> the Department believes it can disclose private data on individuals from other government agencies such as the Australian Tax Office.