Nick McKim moves foreign-military disclosure amendment
Australian Greens senator for Tasmania
“I move amendments (1) and (2) on sheet 4039:”
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Senate in-committee transcript reproducing the text of the Greens amendment moved by McKim, including both proposed incoming passenger-card questions.
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The Senate committee had just dealt with government amendments to the Regulatory Reform Omnibus Bill 2026.
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The presiding senator put McKim's amendments to the chamber. The transcript reproduces the proposed statutory wording.
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Case context: Should Australia require incoming travelers to disclose recent foreign military membership?
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Relative to the proposed arrival-card requirement, McKim moved the legislative text that would establish it. That action supports the measure.
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