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The aims of the Two-Ocean Navy Bill—or as the media would like to call it, the Two-Power Standard—are to modernise the Navy’s critical infrastructure vis-à-vis cybersecurity, to amend the original Continental Navy Act 1812 for the purposes of fleet modernisation and the rapid expansion of overhaul, repair and sustainment assets; and to ultimately double the size of the Commonwealth Navy by 2030. It was also created with the Rule of Law in mind.

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	The aims of the Two-Ocean Navy Bill—or as the media would like to call it, the Two-Power Standard—are to modernise the Navy’s critical infrastructure vis-à-vis cybersecurity, to amend the original Continental Navy Act 1812 for the purposes of fleet modernisation and the rapid expansion of overhaul, repair and sustainment assets; and to ultimately double the size of the Commonwealth Navy by 2030.” It was also created with [[The Rule of Law\|the Rule of Law]] in mind.		The aims of the Two-Ocean Navy Bill—or as the media would like to call it, the Two-Power Standard—are to modernise the Navy’s critical infrastructure vis-à-vis cybersecurity, to amend the original Continental Navy Act 1812 for the purposes of fleet modernisation and the rapid expansion of overhaul, repair and sustainment assets; and to ultimately double the size of the Commonwealth Navy by 2030. It was also created with [[The Rule of Law\|the Rule of Law]] in mind.