L'opposition soutient une loi pour interdire le retour des Australiens liés au terrorisme
The opposition supports a law to ban the return of Australians linked to terrorism
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In Australia, political parties are discussing an important new rule.
The Coalition wants to prevent the return of Australians linked to terrorist groups.
This idea comes from Pauline Hanson, the leader of the One Nation party.
Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan said that they accept this bill.
They want to protect the security of the country and the citizens.
One Nation is going to present this proposal to the Senate on Wednesday.
It is a surprising decision because the parties are normally rivals.
The government must now vote on this return ban.
Some politicians think that this law is necessary for peace.
The text will be soon discussed by all the members of Parliament.
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