David Pocock (ACT, Independent) Share this | Hansard source

I can see why the major parties are trying to stitch up electoral reform, when your best pitch to voters is, 'We're not as bad as the coalition.' Starting with a plan seems the logical place, for me. It's really disappointing that, after the promise to have a plan, almost three years later you're saying, 'We're still working on it, and we hope to take it to the election.' I'm interested, if you have the data on you, in how many properties there are currently for sale in the ACT that someone on $90,000 would be able to buy under this scheme, given you were talking about teachers and nurses et cetera.