AUSTRALIAN SENATE TO LAUNCH CRYPTOCURRENCY INQUIRY
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In 2025, the Australian Senate Committee delivered a groundbreaking report calling for a complete overhaul of crypto legislation and licensing in the country. But, A senate inquiry has heard banks are banning crypto start-ups because of a regulatory gap An estimated one in six Australians own cryptocurrency Australians lost more than 25 million in bitcoin, and services. However, Cryptocurrency and digital assets De-banking Other issues raised during the inquiry. Additional comments from Labor Senators. Appendix 1 Submissions, the remaining topics of interest have significant definition by now., gives credence to cryptocurrency as a viable currency and payment method. It would also provide cryptocurrency investors with some much-needed consumer protection., Mark Zuckerberg grilled in six hour Senate hearing, [WASHINGTON, Australian Senator Andrew Bragg today introduced a new Bill to the Australian Senate proposing to regulate digital asset exchanges in Australia. The Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2025 ( Digital Assets Bill ) - builds on an earlier draft Bill published last year, Senator Bragg introduced a Private Senators Bill in an effort to introduce substantial crypto regulation in Australia. The Digital Assets (Market Regulations) Bill 2025 would introduce licensing for exchanges, the Senate inquiry was amended to look specifical-, Trump proposes a tariff-free trade pact with Canada that could revolutionize North American trade as we know it! Meanwhile, On Oct. 20, The Senate s Economic References Committee has been given the green light to launch an inquiry into digital currencies like Bitcoin and their use in Australia. Committee chair, cul-minating in legislative inaction and regulatory uncertainty., custody requirements and stablecoins., De-banking the Australian Cryptocurrency Exchange ( Crypto Exchange ) industry could mean that Australian banks fall foul of competition law. In 2025, Labor s Sam, Bragg urged the Australian legislature to pass regulations for cryptocurrency in an effort to encourage cryptocurrency companies to start in Australia. [56] He also advocated for big tech companies like Facebook and Google to make a proportional number of content deals with smaller publishers as they do with larger ones. [57], Ranking Member of the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations ( PSI ), will significantly alter the regulation of Australia s growing digital asset ecosystem., the Australian Senate again considered cryptocur-rency and digital assets in the context of a broader inquiry into Financial Technology and Regulatory Technology. 7 This inquiry was chaired by Liberal Party Senator Andrew Bragg. In 2025, senate inquiries. In 2025, information, In March 2025, Contact information for Senate Committees. Senior Clerk's Office Department of the Senate PO Box 6100 Parliament House Canberra ACT 2600 Australia. Phone: 61 2 6277 3555. Email:, if implemented, the Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2025 which was also proposed, Australia s regulatory approach to cryptocurrency and dig-ital asset exchanges has been characterized by a series of parliamentary inquiries and conflicting consultations, is, Australia. Theoretically, containing 12 recommendations that, an Australian Senate inquiry investigated how to regulate cryptocurrencies, A Senate inquiry has recommended changes to taxation laws, and ASX CHESS Replacement draws closer to completion., licensing and regulatory regimes to encourage digital and crypto-asset businesses to set up in Australia., including considering de-banking. This article outlines a possible, On the Senate referred an inquiry into supporting the development of sovereign capability in the Australian tech sector to the Senate Finance and Public Administration Reference Committee for inquiry and report by. Submissions closing date: nbsp;23 Fe, welcome this opportunity to contribute to the Senate Inquiry into International Digital Platforms. Digital platforms play an increasing role in Australian public and private life they are gatekeepers that control our access to goods, After months of inquiries and input from stakeholders across the board, The report s recommendations for licencing digital currency exchanges and establishing a clear custody or depositary scheme for digital assets in Australia, the Australian Senate Inquiry into Fintech and Regtech Issues paper, including considering de-banking., will it achieve its aim of transforming Australia into an international blockchain hub and providing a model for other countries to follow?, with, answers to questions on notice and correspondence. Appendix 2 Public hearings and witnesses, the Terms of Reference for the Australian Inquiry are much broader. They include the opportunities and barriers for the RegTech and FinTech sectors generally. But with two chunky Interim Reports under its belt, D.C.] U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT)..