Cheaper drugs, penalty rates back on political agenda
Health, housing and fees, MPs are expected to dominate the Federal Parliament in two weeks because they return to Canberra.
The new government, which is the new government to summarize long -term reform ideas at the Efficiency Round Desk, will focus on a few key elections as it settles on the second -term agenda.
The laws that reduce the cost of prescriptions on the pharmaceutical benefits plan to $ 25 will return to the debate for two weeks.
Penal protection rates will exceed the parliament as part of a workplace rights pressure.
And after the government announced that it will bring the guarantee plan for the first home buyers three months, the housing will return to the agenda.
The proposals of accelerating housing developments have been put forward since the productivity round table meeting, including a pause in national construction standards.
At the economic summit, the calls to make extensive tax changes such as negative gears and changes in capital gains were made, while the Treasurer Jim Chalmers stressed that there is no urgent plan for a revision.
While some changes such as increase in taxes on retirement balances over $ 3 million appeared, the Treasurer made these measures at the next seating weeks.
The coalition is expected to pressure the government in August to get to know the Palestinian state.
The opposition said that the amendment in foreign policy has left a bilaterality on a two -state solution in the Middle East and affected relations with Israel.
Opposition leader Sussan Ley, Prime Minister Anthony Albanian’s relationship with Israel wrongly manages, because Benjamin Netanyahu’nun increased criticism of the government’s attitude, he said.
The position of the coalition on net zero emissions will be tested by former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce to scrape the emission reduction measure, as well as back to the discussion, as well as during the sitting week.
The LNP annual conference on Friday comes with a decision to abandon the policies connected to Net-Zero emissions up to 2050 target.
