Tim Wilson (Goldstein, Liberal Party, Shadow Treasurer) Share this | Hansard source

This is just amateur-hour stuff, I'm afraid to say, Manager of Opposition Business. Then they looked at Spain and the Watergate papers—five million euros; Turkiye and gas for gold—$17.5 million; Peru and death squads, embezzlement and public relations—a mere $600 million. This is amateur hour in comparison. You keep going through each one of them and finally you get to around where we are in Australia right now: Tunisia and the 'shutting down competition' scandal—that was $13 billion. Well, we didn't quite win; I will accept that.

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