House debates
Monday, 24 November 2014
Motions
Prime Minister; Attempted Censure
2:55 pm
Bill Shorten (Maribyrnong, Australian Labor Party, Leader of the Opposition) Share this | Hansard source
I seek leave to move the following motion:
That this House censures the Prime Minister for:
1) repeatedly and deliberately misleading the parliament and the Australian people by
a) promising no cuts to the ABC or SBS, but cutting over $500 million and at least 400 jobs from these organisations;
b) promising before the election no cuts to education, no cuts to health, but cutting $80 billion from schools and hospitals;
c) promising before the election no cuts to education, but cutting more than $5.8 billion from our universities, meaning Australian students will pay more than $100,000 for a degree;
d) promising before the election no cuts to health, but hitting every Australian with a GP tax every time they visit the doctor;
e) promising no changes to pensions, but cutting $450 million from pension indexation;
f) promising no change to the GST, but coercing states and territories to make the case for them;
g) promising to build submarines in Australia, but going back on this promise; and
h) promising no new or increased taxes, but ambushing the Australian people with a $2.2 billion petrol tax.
2) for his dishonest and unfair budget which is hurting Australians.
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