PM digs in for debate on espionage bill
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Malcolm Turnbull has warned Australia should never be complacent about protecting its sovereignty and democracy.
The prime ministerial warning came ahead of a debate in parliament about proposed new foreign interference and espionage laws.
"The foreign interference laws are designed to do no more than ensure that Australians are responsible for our political decisions, for our democracy and where foreign interests seek to influence our affairs in Australia they do so openly," Mr Turnbull told reporters in Canberra on Monday.
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