During the 2016 election campaign, the Australian Greens declared they were spelling the end of the religious exemptions enshrined in federal anti-discrimination legislation — as they are in the anti-discrimination laws of all States. According to Greens senator Nick McKim, ‘The fundamental principle here is that Australians should be treated the same, whether or not they’re of one particular religion or another or whether they’re not religious at all’.
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