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Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg discusses the need to regulate cryptocurrency for consumer protection and investment promotion. Despite delays, efforts have been made by the Liberal Party, with hopes for bipartisan support on China relations.

FTX collapse highlights need for crypto regulation in Australia for consumer protection and market stability. Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg advocates for legislation to regulate crypto exchanges and ensure investor security.

New Senate inquiry into ASIC due to regulator's failure to enforce laws, impacting Australians. Parliament urged to review law enforcement effectiveness, with new compensation scheme proposed.

Proposing an Indigenous voice in Australia's government faces challenges, with the need for proper consultation and consideration, as well as potential risks that must be managed. To achieve success, key actions include a parliamentary inquiry to address issues and foster consensus, while avoiding efforts to restrain voting or campaign activities.

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg supports The Voice referendum process but acknowledges the need for further clarity and a Parliamentary Inquiry to address unanswered questions and concerns. The government's economic approach, including potential tax changes and focus on private investment, is under scrutiny ahead of the upcoming Budget release.

Concerns raised about ASIC's culture and lack of focus on law enforcement and prosecution. Calls for a proper review and stronger results in law enforcement from ASIC.

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg argues against scrapping stage three tax cuts, emphasizing the impact on middle-income earners and the need for a competitive tax system to attract skilled labour. Labor MPs also support honoring the pre-election commitment for tax cuts, highlighting the importance of maintaining economic stability and investor confidence.

The Senate is conducting an inquiry into big tech giants like Google and Apple to address concerns over their control in society and the economy. Additionally, there are discussions on data management issues, particularly in relation to companies like Optus, highlighting the need for improved policies and public oversight.

The Senate has launched an inquiry into the power and impact of Big Tech platforms in Australia, aiming to understand their influence on society and the economy. This inquiry will focus on the consolidation of platforms, algorithms, and the need to protect users from potential exploitation by these powerful corporations.

Cryptocurrency regulation in Australia is being pushed by Senator Bragg to protect national security, with a new licensing regime proposed to address consumer risks and foreign state-issued cryptocurrencies.