> Submissions included a few internet bodies, EFF and privacy organisations, major ISPs and Telcos, the Law Council, Human Rights Commission The problem seems

> Submissions included a few internet bodies, EFF and privacy organisations, major ISPs and Telcos, the Law Council, Human Rights Commission The problem seems to be that one side there's the Government(s) pushing this legislation through, and on the other side we have the above organisations along with increasingly outraged Netizens. In the middle there's a gaping abyss, and no matter what we try (so far) we can't seem to bridge the abyss to get ourselves properly represented. I don't know of a way that would enable us to effectively protest and actually get some results. Goodness knows, my "elected reprsentative" does eff-all to represent me!