Treasury Legislation Amendment (Repeal Day) Bill 2014
It gives me great pleasure to rise and talk on the Treasury Legislation Amendment (Repeal Day) Bill 2014, if for no other reason than that the member for Moreton has ceased that tirade.
Read MoreIt gives me great pleasure to rise and talk on the Treasury Legislation Amendment (Repeal Day) Bill 2014, if for no other reason than that the member for Moreton has ceased that tirade.
Read MoreI rise today to talk about important reforms that this government is making in the area of intellectual property regulation […]
Read MoreImproving the safety of my community is of paramount concern to me and I welcome any steps taken to achieve […]
Read MoreWe have just heard the member for Grayndler speak for 10 minutes on this motion, and he is so embarrassed […]
Read MoreIt gives me pleasure to rise today to speak on something that is having a huge impact in my electorate […]
Read MoreIt gives me great pleasure to rise today to speak on the Omnibus Repeal Day (Spring 2014) Bill 2014 and related bills. In particular I want to start by congratulating the Prime Minister and his parliamentary secretary, the member for Kooyong, Josh Frydenberg, for the outstanding work they have done in pushing forward our second red-tape repeal day.
Read MoreThe member for Griffith is right: before the last election the coalition did commit that we would not make any unexpected detrimental changes to superannuation, and that commitment was so important, because the context was that the Labor Party had so significantly eroded confidence in our national superannuation system that Australians were crying out for some form of positive statement from the Liberal Party to ensure that we would protect their future savings.
Read MoreAs we all know, and as the Prime Minister has said on many occasions, protection of our people and the defence of our nation is the first duty of government.
Read MoreThe bill contains a number of measures that will be effective in hurting the criminal kingpins where it hurts them the most – in their pockets.
Read MoreThe two aspects of the No. 4 bill that I would like to talk about revolve around the proposed thin capitalisation changes and the changes to foreign dividends.
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