The Australian Senate will hold its first hearing into digital currencies this Wednesday morning (local time) from 8:30am–12:30pm, part of the Digital Currency Inquiry (DCI).
Representing the international community at the hearing will be Perianne Boring of the US Chamber of Digital Commerce (CDC), the trade association which has made a name for itself lobbying to educate and promote digital currency issues among US policy makers.
A live audio/video feed of proceedings will be available on the parliament's website, and the Senate has invited members of the public to submit their own questions via twitter (using hashtags #AusPolDCI, #DCIQA) for a special Q&A panel session featuring all witnesses from 11:30–12:30.
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