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‘Really unfortunate that NSICOP has been so politicized,’ says PM’s former national security adviser amid China’s election interference concerns

'The prime minister knew full well that the practical, obvious solution to this problem was one that that wasn’t going to fly on its own, and therefore had to create a triple-headed review enterprise,' says national security expert Wesley Wark.

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