Scott Morrison (Cook, Liberal Party, Prime Minister) Share this | Hansard source

I know that the Labor Party's penchant is for panic and crisis, but, honestly, he has to try to resolve the panic and crisis that is going on within his own party on so many issues—for example, their response to climate, which they say is an emergency but we're not going to know their policy about it until the next election. In the meantime we're going to have the constant in-fighting between the member for Hunter and the member for Hindmarsh or the member for Sydney or any other members, or whether the New South Wales branch of the Labor Party is going to tear itself apart—riven not only by corruption but also, it seems today, by sexism as well. The leader of the Labor Party has plenty on his plate, so I will leave him to deal with that all on his own measure.

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