Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton? (Burke in the provided sources) responds to a counter-terrorism proposal attributed to One Nation’s leader Pauline Hanson, arguing the plan cannot be implemented under Australia’s legal framework. Across reports from the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and the Brisbane Times, the minister says Australia’s existing counter-terror laws are already operating at the constitutional limits set by the country’s legal system. In that context, he dismisses Hanson’s bid as unworkable and suggests it would not last beyond a very short period in practice. The articles present the minister’s view that any additional powers or changes implied by the proposal would face constitutional or legal barriers. They do not indicate that the proposal has been adopted or that the government is pursuing it. The coverage focuses primarily on the minister’s public rejection of the plan and his assessment of why it would not function within Australia’s constitutional constraints.