Lindsay Tanner (Melbourne, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Finance and Deregulation) Share this | Hansard source

The person who has asked the question of how this is going to be funded is somebody who presided over opposition finances where we had commitments to reduce fuel excise by 5c a litre, increase the pension, reintroduce the Investing in Our Schools Program, give a commitment to further capital gains tax relief for small business, $3.3 billion on a climate change policy that is uncosted, $3 billion of extra money for the Murray-Darling Basin and now an expanded parental leave policy—none of which has been funded by a single saving—

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