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Finance ministry omits controversial provision described as infringing copyright from new amendments to major reform

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Official record establishes an article-level vote, not rejection of the whole bill or a permanent AI-training ban. The Article 8/71T connection is supported by existing SCD material and this press report; comparative-text pages 51–52 were not read. July non-reintroduction remains a press report pending Senate-document review. AI-assisted Chinese/English summaries await human review.

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