Introduced in July, to be debated this week

• Allows security agencies to access all computers on a network based on a warrant for a single computer
• Tightens controls, increases punishment on information leaked by ASIO officers, including to journalists
• Gives intelligence officers immunity from prosecution provided they do not kill, seriously injure or commit a sexual offence
• Use of torture by security agencies explicitly ruled out

Counterterrorism Foreign Fighters Bill

To be introduced this week

• Makes it an offence to travel to designated "no-go" areas overseas without legitimate reasons
• Broadens definition of terrorism to include its promotion or encouragement and training with a terrorist organisation
• Lowers threshold for applications for control and detention orders from "considers" to "suspects"
• Foreign affairs minister empowered to suspend passports quickly on ASIO recommendation