Welfare cuts eyed by opposition as Ley dodges climate
Opposition leader Sussan Ley will claim that relying on the welfare system of Australia is “too much swinging on addiction ve and shows that the coalition will try to get back the benefits.
The print for prosperity savings is at the center of the first major economic speech that he will deliver in Melbourne on Wednesday.
The opposition leader eliminates the problem that divides Labour’s meeting and climate policy in favor of an attack on increasing government expenditures.
In the Australian Economic Development Committee, Mrs. Ley will say that the right balance should be restored between what citizens provide for them and that the taxpayers provide through a security network.
“Unfortunately, in the last few years, the pendulum has been too far away from addiction, or he says.
“It has become almost taboo to argue that not everyone has every government in politics.”
Ley argues that the Labor Party locked the country into “permanent” addiction to the government, raises the debt to $ 1.2 trillion and enables future generations to raise the bill.
In the first period, the worker produced two budget surpluses before a $ 42 billion deficit just before the election in March this year.
There is not much return in advanced forecasts caused by increasing expenditures, including health and disability services.
In Melbourne, the opposition leader will warn Australia that Australia will inevitably lose its AAA credit rating if government expenditures remain at Pandemic or emergency levels in normal periods.
This year, government expenditures, since 1986, the highest level outside the stagnation and workers since the highest level of 24 percent since the highest level of gross domestic product will say that the highest level will reach.
“We are actually carrying out a peace -time economy in emergency financial environments, or he says.
“This is obviously not sustainable.”
The opposition leader will say that Australia should have a fair social security network and that those who fall into difficult times and those who are vulnerable should always be supported.
“But real compassion is sustainable compassion, or he says.
“A welfare system that tries to be everything for all people will eventually collapse under its own weight and this result will harm the most vulnerable.
“If we want to keep the security network strong, we must ensure that it is financially sustainable and targeting the real need.”
The speech is fighting a coalition divided into a climate policy as he argues whether the government is expected to support the emission reduction goal, which is expected to be announced on Thursday.
The opposition interior spokesman Andrew Hastie, who confirmed his own leadership ambitions, threatened to leave the coalition Frontbench if he remained depending on a net zero emission until 2050.
In May, the coalition, including energy policy, is conducting a comprehensive examination of the disaster defeat of the coalition in the federal elections.
The National Party also reviews its position in Net Zero and declares its opposition with a series of senior deputies led by Barnaby Joyce.
Cabinet and shade cabinet ministers depend on solidarity and must comply with the party line or have to give up their positions.
Last week, Ley dismissed the price of Jacinta Nampijinpa from the Ministry of Shadow to another violation of party rules: could not support its leadership.
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