Russell Broadbent (McMillan, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

I won't have a lecture from you, Member for Kingston. You're out of order, and you know you're out of order.

Opposition members interjecting—

I am angry. I am angry. There are women in your electorate in South Australia that are struggling today because they're single parents. You may have a program going into the future that's visionary for kids and early education—and I think that's great because I too know that's good. I know it works. My grandchildren come home with all sorts of things from early childhood education that they don't get from home. You may accuse me of being angry, but we're dealing with the consequences today—a cohort of people who are poor—of decisions we made in this House.

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