Julian Leeser (Berowra, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

What they're not interested in is a class war. They're not interested in the class war of the Labor Party. They're not interested in the class war rhetoric because, at the end of the day, they just want to get on and run their businesses. They want to get on and give people opportunities—they want to give their own family an opportunity and they want to give new people who want a job an opportunity. These are people like Julianne's Kitchen, which is one of the great pate businesses in my electorate, Pennant Hills Dry Cleaners, Wash Box, GeoSentinel or Steam Yard Cafe, all of whom I talked about as example of great Berowra businesses when we had the debate on this legislation in the first place.

The choice for Australians at the next election is very clear: between one side of politics that understands business and understands the need for tax cuts to grow the economy, and another side that plans a $200 billion hit to our economy and a hit to small business.

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