Mr Tony Burke (Watson, Australian Labor Party, Leader of the House) Share this | Hansard source

The question is not different to the last one, and the answer is not different to the last one, either. If at any point we receive advice from our security agencies that a visa should be cancelled, that is what will happen. This concept that shadow ministers should be the proxies for our security agencies is just a bizarre way to operate. Our security agencies work through the evidence that they have. They never stop collecting information, even after people are here. And this government stands with full confidence in our security agencies. I'm not sure what the position of the opposition is on that.

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