Australian “Same But Different” Scam Laws

"Same But Different" Australian Legislation Grilled After Facebook Mic Drama | INDU Meeting 43In the second half of INDU Standing Committee on Industry and Technology Meeting No. 43, MPs continued questioning witnesses in the heated aftermath of the Rachel Curran “cut her mic” exchange. Australian Banking Association representatives faced tough scrutiny over their country’s anti-scam legislation — repeatedly described as “same but different” from what Canada needs.Full-context parliamentary footage — no commentary, no out-of-context clips.Fair Use / Transformative Use Statement: This video is a transformative compilation of publicly available parliamentary proceedings for the purposes of public education, criticism, and accountability regarding Canadian federal government and committee operations. All source material is used under fair dealing provisions of the Copyright Act (Canada) for news reporting, research, and education.Original Source: ParlVU – House of Commons of Canada https://parlvu.parl.gc.ca/ INDU Committee, Australian Banking Association, scam legislation Canada, Rachel Curran Facebook, cut her mic, Meta Canada, financial fraud Canada, INDU Meeting 43, government accountability, parliamentary hearing