Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: On this side of the House we know the damage that can be done when a Government doesn't invest in the health system so that we have sewage leaking down the walls of hospitals. We know the damage that's done if we done if we don't fix school buildings so that children are learning in cold, damp environments. It is always about getting the balance right, and on this side of the House we believe that part of getting the balance right is investing in public services and supporting those on low and middle incomes. What is not getting the balance right is giving tax cuts to people who earn more than $180,000 so they'll be thousands of dollars better off while someone on the minimum wage is about two bucks better off. That isn't fair. That isn't a good use of resources.