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Turning now to campaign practices and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been asked on Afternoon Briefing if the government will order a review of laws that govern these processes. 'At the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, they will normally look at electoral processes when they occur at the federal level. That will be a matter for the committee,' Albanese told the ABC.
There was a lot of concern, and, frankly, fake news about what the consequences of it would be. There would be all these negative consequences. None of them were realised. 'We know that it was an uplifting moment, particularly, I think, for young Australians at that time. Every school in the whole country stopped to hear the apology. 'Brendan Nelson gave a fine speech as Liberal leader. It is unfortunate that Peter Dutton walked out on that speech.
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