Anthony Albanese (Grayndler, Australian Labor Party, Prime Minister) | Hansard source

The final point that I will make is that the aged-care legislation that passed this parliament in the last term, which was the most significant reform of aged care this century, by a long way, was the initiative of the government but, to give credit where credit's due, passed with the support of the Peter Dutton led opposition at that time. That was a good thing. As a result of that, you have seen these changes flowing through from a period when it was frankly in a state of collapse.

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