Kevin Rudd (Griffith, Australian Labor Party, Prime Minister) Share this | Hansard source

Further to the interjection by the member for O’Connor on those computer ‘thingies’, we are currently putting in about 220,000 of those computer thingies in schools. We are pretty proud of those computer thingies because we think those thingies will help the students of tomorrow. That might be regarded as a modernist remark, but I think the rest of the world would understand what we mean.

In response to the Leader of the Opposition and his question, should he have any further evidence of fraud in relation to any government program, his responsibility, like that of any other member of this place, is to provide that information either directly to the relevant police authority or, if he chooses not to, to the office of the relevant minister. I would suggest that he do so.

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