Kevin Hogan (Page, National Party, Deputy Manager of Opposition Business in the House) Share this | Hansard source

Good point. As all members opposite, they all would have been asked, as the Prime Minister was, before the last election, 'Are you going to make changes to capital gains tax, to negative gearing, to trusts,' as a prime minister was asked 52 times, and 52 times he said, 'My word is my bond.' We all know, when the Prime Minister says that, that that has no credibility, and that does great disservice not just to that side of politics and to everyone that sits there who got in on that deceit but to this whole chamber, because the Prime Minister is bringing our occupation into disrepute by misleading the Australian public continually.

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