Malcolm Turnbull (Wentworth, Liberal Party, Prime Minister) Share this | Hansard source

I am not sure whether the honourable member has caught it up but it was not so long ago that in the disclosure of his superannuation fund he did not bother to actually identify what the fund was. So in terms of complying with disclosure he may want to check that. The reality is that we here on our side of the House stand for enterprise, investment and jobs. We know that small business is the engine room of the economy. That is what we stand for, because we know it is delivering the growth that will deliver jobs.

The honourable member has asked about penalty rates. It is important to bear in mind another example of the Leader of the Opposition trading away penalty rates—in this case, entirely—in an agreement between the AWU and Adecco projects.

Mr Frydenberg interjecting—

Mr Pyne interjecting—

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