Agriculture Minister David Littleproud says “this is a time for federalism to shine” as the nation’s premiers come together today at the bidding of the Prime Minister to discuss potential border bubbles. “This is where we have the spotlight on our federalism to make sure that we can work together, above all we’re Australians and all I’m saying this is the time to prove it,” Mr Littleproud said.
” The Minister said decisions should be made keeping in mind that coronavirus infections were far higher in capital cities than in regional areas. “We can create bubbles, we can create avenues of commerce for regional and rural Australians continue to feed and clothe you,” he said. “This is why the Prime Minister has been very forward leaning in trying to bring these premiers together but ultimately they have the sovereign right under our federated system.
D_LittleproudMP When you have brought back all of our nations water rights from overseas investors and helped the dairy farmers up of their knees then you can give speeches pal. Very LittletobeProud of!
D_LittleproudMP first, ask Scotty to support the council with money so the council does not keep charging rates and fines and fees and electricity bill ..instead of wasting money on druggies give them the money.
D_LittleproudMP “this is a time for federalism to shine” LOL! - Says the party that every day tries to shirk its responsibilities and devolve power to the states
D_LittleproudMP Nothing will happen because the State Premiers have all the power and the Prime Minister has none. Who is ruling this place formerly known as Australia? The State Premiers that's who! Let's see what happens in the 'climate change bushfire season' when States need help!
D_LittleproudMP Why Hydroxychloroquine can save life? Why none of the CCP officers gets the virus? Because they used Hydroxy chloroquine in December 2019 and controlled all the media and WHO to lie to the world saying Hydroxy is no use at all.
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