Jim Chalmers (Rankin, Australian Labor Party, Treasurer) | Hansard source

As I said the other day, and as the minister for housing said the other day, if the Greens political party really wanted to solve the issues in the housing market, they'd vote to do that; they would vote for more homes and they would vote for us to build more homes. And that shameful vote last week, which made it very difficult to work out where the Liberal Party begins and ends and where the Greens party begins and ends on housing, really was a demonstration of the Greens political party's real priorities here. As I said last week, and as I'm happy to say again, the Greens will always put a much higher premium on fighting the Labor Party than fighting for more housing for people to live in.

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