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✓ The Guardian AustraliaPower & Policy

Top bureaucrats seek ban on edited parliament videos online

Federal public servants want to limit edited parliament videos on social media. They say officials face ridicule and abuse online.

Why it mattersIf approved, the ban could limit how voters see officials being asked questions in parliament. This could reduce how much scrutiny government receives.

AustraliaThe proposal could change how Australians access footage of parliamentary scrutiny, affecting political transparency and accountability.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 3 d ago

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