Oh come on IFocus....stop this Fabian Society way of getting your message across.
You you are talking nonsense.
FoA, nice to see all the conservatives working constructively together (doing last minute dodgy back room deals) getting rid of all that ugly red tape (consumer protection) so business can get on with making more jobs (ripping off old pensioners)
Win win for everyone ( Liberal party sycophants )
This is a great government doing great work for all Australians looking after those that are vulnerable (Big Banks)
Tried to find a reference in the Daily Liberal News (aka The Australian) strangely didn't see one.
PUP deal allows government to save its financial advice regulations
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...aves-tony-abbotts-reforms-20140715-3bzj5.html
Oh come on IFocus....stop this Fabian Society way of getting your message across.
You you are talking nonsense.
it would be easy for Asio to declare special intelligence operations because it simply required the security director-general or deputy director-general to approve.
“In Australia we lack that fundamental human rights protection and therefore Brandis can get away with inserting a clause into a bill which you wouldn’t be able to do in the UK or in the US,” Barns said.
“It’s the sort of clause you’d expect to see in Russia or in China and in other authoritarian states but you don’t expect to see it in a democracy. I hope the Senate rejects it because it takes the law further than in jurisdictions which are similar to Australia.”
Carbon tax repeal has passed the Senate.
Carbon tax repeal has passed the Senate.
Kevin Rudd took Julia Gillard's advice to have no balls with his CPRS and Julia Gillard after then putting the stake through Kevin's prime-ministership thought she could introduce a new economy wide tax by deception.I remember i was happy when Turnbull backed Rudds CPRS and if it wasn't for 1 lousy Liberal party room vote it may very well have got thru without the Greens support, then sad when the Greens blocked Rudds CPRS...fact is that its an absolute certainty that i will be happy once again in the not to far distant future.
The inevitable will not be denied, just such a shame and waste of time and money to be taken one step back by the Coalition every time that Labor takes us 2 steps forward.
Comedy gold IFI remember i was happy back when the Carbon tax legislation was first passed and so now im a little sad...looking back i was happy in 1998 when John Howard launched the Aust Greenhouse office and stumped up half a billion in funding, and then sad when he pulled the plug 6 years later once he didn't need the senate support of the Aust democrats.
I remember i was happy when Turnbull backed Rudds CPRS and if it wasn't for 1 lousy Liberal party room vote it may very well have got thru without the Greens support, then sad when the Greens blocked Rudds CPRS...fact is that its an absolute certainty that i will be happy once again in the not to far distant future.
The inevitable will not be denied, just such a shame and waste of time and money to be taken one step back by the Coalition every time that Labor takes us 2 steps forward.
Only the feathers belong to IF.Comedy gold IF
Meantime, I even had a momentary flash of sympathy for poor Christine Milne today whose despair is palpable. Must be pure hell for the Greens.The way things are going, Palmer will make a fool of himself (even more), PUP will implode and the Greens will have the balance of power after the next election, and here we go again.
The supporters carbon pricing only have Labor to blame for this outcome. It will go down in political text books on how not to conduct major tax policy and be compared to the great success in this area, John Howard's GST.
Meantime, I even had a momentary flash of sympathy for poor Christine Milne today whose despair is palpable. Must be pure hell for the Greens.
Noalition la la land, your confusing tax policy with economic evolution, the need to transform by pricing via a tax...it was meant to be a driver not a revenue raising exercise...but i really should know better than to expect any real level of understanding from you.
Best of luck with the denial.
If you wish to split hairs about what form of cost impost it was on the electorate, the point remains that Labor government to convince the electorate of merit of such a major cost impost and for that, Labor only has itself to blame.Noalition la la land, your confusing tax policy with economic evolution, the need to transform by pricing via a tax...it was meant to be a driver not a revenue raising exercise...but i really should know better than to expect any real level of understanding from you.
Best of luck with the denial.
11:47am: The House has not agreed with the Senate amendments on the mining tax.
This statement has just been entered in the live minutes:
House of Representatives Statement of Reasons for disagreement with certain proposed amendments:
Senate Amendment Number (1), (2), (3) and (4)
These amendments passed by the Senate removes from the Bill the Schedules 7, 8, and 9 which relate to the abolition of the Low Income Superannuation Contribution, the abolition of Income Support Bonus and the abolition of the Schoolkids Bonus.
The removal of these schedules would cost $9.6 billion over the forward estimates to 30 June 2018. The House of Representatives will not accept amendments which do not remove all elements of the mining tax package.
Accordingly the House of Representatives does not accept these amendments.
Complete rubbish.
10% of carbon tax collections were to go to the UN which in turn was to be passed on to 3rd world economies to assist them to slash carbon 'pollution'.
Unions are a collectivist notion, Im calling BS on that IF. Unless you mean official don't live their ow ideology
Meantime, I even had a momentary flash of sympathy for poor Christine Milne today whose despair is palpable. Must be pure hell for the Greens.
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