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⚠ Warrant Canary & Civil Liberties Statement

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## ⚠ Warrant Canary & Civil Liberties Statement **Last updated: 26 May 2026** As of the date above, I have **not** been contacted by ASIO or any Australian intelligence or law enforcement agency. I have **not** received any questioning warrant, detention order, or associated non-disclosure notice. I have **not** been compelled to hand over data, passwords, or communications. No gag order prevents me from speaking freely. *If this statement is removed or ceases to be updated, you should draw your own conclusions.* --- ### Why This Statement Exists This canary is also a political statement. I believe Australians should be deeply concerned about the following: **1. Secret detention without charge** ASIO can now detain Australians — including children as young as 14 — for questioning for up to 168 hours. You do not need to have committed any offence. You do not need to be a suspect. **2. You cannot tell anyone** If you are taken for ASIO questioning, it is a **criminal offence** — punishable by up to 5 years imprisonment — to tell your family, friends, employer, or the public that it happened. You are legally silenced. **3. The Attorney-General, not a court, signs off** Questioning warrants are authorised by the Attorney-General, a politician — not by an independent judge. This bypasses a fundamental check on executive power. **4. Lawyers are restricted** While you are entitled to a lawyer, ASIO can restrict which lawyer you access. Your chosen legal representative may be excluded. **5. Both major parties passed this** Labor and the Coalition both supported these powers. This is not a partisan issue — it is a bipartisan erosion of civil liberties, passed with minimal public debate. **6. The laws criminalise transparency itself** The structure of these laws — detention plus mandatory silence — makes public accountability nearly impossible by design. A free society should not work this way. **7. Scope creep is already baked in** These powers were originally sold as counter-terrorism tools. History shows such powers expand. "Terrorism" under Australian law already includes actions that "interfere with" electronic infrastructure or "intimidate" the public — definitions broad enough to potentially capture protest and journalism. --- ### Learn More 📺 Watch Punters Politics break this down clearly: [ASIO Can Now Legally Abduct You (And You Can't Tell Anyone)]( 📰 Further reading: [Michael West Media — Civil Liberties: Senate to Approve Extraordinary ASIO Powers](https://michaelwest.com.au/civil-liberties-senate-to-approve-extraordinary-asio-powers/) --- *This statement is published as an act of political expression. I believe Australians have a right to know these laws exist, and to demand better from their parliament.*

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