• Liberal Party Senator for NSW
• Shadow Parliamentary Secretary Assisting the Leader of the Opposition (since 19 Sep 2012)
• Became a Senator on 31 October 2011
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Matters of Public Importance: Budget (15 May 2013)

“And another myth from the government about core and non-core promises. I will address that on another day; that is the subject of a chapter all of its own. I will not be distracted by the bleachers on this occasion; I will keep talking about the policy uncertainty induced by the actions of this government. What do I mean there? Here is a classic example: all of a sudden, again, the government...”

Matters of Public Importance: Budget (15 May 2013)

“It is a pleasure to take part in the debate on this matter of public importance concerning more deficit, debts, broken promises and policy uncertainty. I am speaking, of course, of the government. Let me begin by updating Senator Polley, who early in her speech spoke against middle-class welfare. Stop press: at lunchtime at the National Press Club, in a luncheon address, the Treasurer, Mr...”

Questions without Notice: Budget (15 May 2013)

“Mr President, I ask a further supplementary question. Page 31 of Budget Paper No. 1 says the government's medium-term fiscal strategy is to achieve budget surpluses on average over the medium term. How can the Australian people trust the government, given that the government is expected to deliver large budget deficits for seven consecutive years?”

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