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Australians deserved a national debate and the chance to weigh in on implementing 'Digital ID', just like they did with the 'Voice'. It's crystal clear that discussing 'Digital ID' is far more crucial—it affects our freedoms directly. However, instead of transparency, we got sidetracked by a divisive debate about the 'Voice' to Parliament. Meanwhile, the government quietly pushed through a 'Digital ID' bill, directly affecting our freedoms, while avoiding any discussion, debate, or public input. They likely recognized that, despite the 'Voice' issue being contentious and ultimately unsuccessful, it served as a virtue-signalling gesture. On the other hand, the government knew that Australians would vehemently oppose the 'Digital ID' bill. Whether through an election promise, a plebiscite, or a referendum, Digital ID wouldn't have stood Buckley's chance. That's why it sailed through the Senate once the votes were secured, faster than a hot knife through butter. The government's disregard for Australians' authentic concerns is glaringly obvious and very disturbing.