Media Release
Opposition
Leader Annastacia Palaszczuk says the LNP should look back with shame on the
sittings of State Parliament since it won office.
“On the last
day of Parliament for 2012 the Premier jumps on a plane to India and leaves
behind the smoking ruins of his government and party,” Ms Palaszczuk
said.
“The
Treasurer and Minister for Trade should have taken over the trade mission allowing the Premier to stay home and sort out the mess he has
created.
“Despite the
Premier’s promise of higher standards, we have not seen even a small glimpse of
the ‘humility, grace and dignity’ he promised.
“The first
Parliamentary sittings after the LNP’s election win were marked by a Premier and
Ministers who were more interested in gloating than
governing.
“That
arrogant approach meant it was not long before the LNP used its huge majority to
break election promises by starting its mass sackings.
“We also saw
it use its numbers to ram through new laws making it easier to sack workers and
outsource their jobs.
“The State
Budget delivered in September delivered little except jobs cuts; funding
reductions for hard-working community groups; and cuts to frontline
services.
“In recent
weeks we saw the government’s arrogant approach again when it was caught out on
issues of integrity and accountability.
“It is no
wonder that as the Parliamentary year closes we have seen three LNP MPs exit the
party and evidence of widespread distrust of the LNP’s leadership team among
those who remain.
“Queenslanders voted for good
government, not a soap opera. They deserve much better than the LNP is giving
them.
“It is no
wonder so many people feel disappointed and double-crossed by the LNP,” Ms
Palaszczuk said.
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