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- The secretaries board, led by Steven Kennedy, urged Albanese government to ban edited parliamentary hearing footage on social media.
- The board suggested releasing full videos and transcripts while disabling comments to keep scrutiny.
- Deputy Secretary Celia Perkins said public servants did not consent to footage sharing.
- The Senate rejected her request to ban edited footage.
- Greens senator Steph Hodgins-May said public should see hearings and warned bans would weaken accountability.
