Christopher Pyne (Sturt, Liberal Party, Leader of the House) Share this | Hansard source

But even today, at his doorstop in the Mural Hall, he was asked several times by journalists whether they would restore these so-called funding cuts. He said, 'In terms of what we want to do, we'll unveil our policies.' 'But will Labor bring them back to life?' 'Let us be very clear: we would take a policy to the next election.' How fantastic! That is what oppositions usually do. We had about 108, if I remember rightly, at the last federal election. But that is hardly the cast-iron guarantee that the unions and the schools sector are looking for.

But it does allow me to talk about tonight's episode of The Killing Season. There has been a preview in The Canberra Times and, from what it is looking like, tonight's episode of The Killing Season will look more like the red wedding episode from the Game of Thrones. Here he is: Walder Frey and Joffrey.

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