A national identification system is a standardized ID system that provides a unique identification number or card to all citizens, which can be used to verify identity and access various services. Proponents argue that it enhances security, streamlines identification processes, and helps prevent identity fraud. Opponents argue that it raises privacy concerns, could lead to increased government surveillance, and may infringe on individual freedoms.
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Response rates from 1.7k Australia voters.
56% Yes |
44% No |
56% Yes |
44% No |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 1.7k Australia voters.
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Unique answers from Australia voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
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No, the government has demonstrated time and time again that they are utterly incapable of protecting our identities. Alternatively, "I'll take, what is a drivers license/18+ card for 500 Alex:
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No, this allows excessive government intrusion into our lives.
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Yes, but it may only be valid for low importance services, and should have strict privacy protection legislation
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Yes, as long as it is used only for identifying, protecting and preventing fraud.
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Australia is already a relatively safe place, and while security should still be instilled, it must not breach the privacy of current citizens.
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The repairs should implement is national system fraud identity as said government feedback admins
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Yes, as long as they don't use it for other purposes
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No, not until society has a clear idea of what privacy is and means.
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