It comes after opposition leader Sussan Ley has spent weeks calling for better legislative protections to tackle antisemitism
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The Coalition is set to vote against Labor’s fast-tracked legislation introduced in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, despite the opposition leader, Sussan Ley, calling for urgent legislative action for weeks.
Labor would be forced to rely on support from the Greens if the opposition does not support the bill next Tuesday, as Ley flagged reservations about the bill’s drafting and the inability of public servants to explain key provisions on hate speech and religious protection.
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