alongside Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews as he announced a second agreement with China under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Mr Joske said the fact COMAC was part-owned by defence companies makes it "nearly impossible" to separate civilian and military applications of joint research. "I can't think of any realistic arrangement that would prevent dual-use collaboration with COMAC from ultimately being steered towards military uses."
The guidelines included a recommendation for universities to "incorporate into existing relevant frameworks foreign interference threats and vulnerabilities to the university's people, information and assets and outline mitigation measures" and that universities have "policies and procedures [that] outline the requirements for staff, students, contractors and honorary staff engaging in international collaboration, proportionate to the risk".
"Any collaborations with international entities are subject to strict national rules on research collaborations and Monash University has processes in place to ensure they comply with those rules.
Shut them down.
Australia uni? Or Chinese Communist Party uni located in Australia!
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