Monday, 5th August 2013
Federal Member for Mitchell, Alex Hawke MP,
said the election is a clear choice between more of the same from Labor and
real change from the Coalition.
“The choice between the major parties could
not be clearer”, said Alex Hawke.
“At this election, the Coalition offers
strong, experienced and stable government, a stronger economy, stronger
borders, a stronger Australia and a better future – for all Australians.
“Labor is offering just more of the same:
more talk, more chaos, more division, more debt, more deficits and more taxes.
“Only the Coalition can form the strong,
stable government to deliver a stronger economy with more jobs, real help for
families and small business, lower taxes and secure borders.
“We are getting a positive response in
Mitchell and throughout Australia – people want a government that can deliver
more jobs and a stronger economy.
Alex Hawke said the Real Solutions Plan lays
down 10 clear actions that we will take which will make our country stronger
and families more secure:
1. We will
build a stronger, more diverse economy with lower taxes, less waste.
2. We will
get the Budget back under control
3. Help
families get ahead by freeing them from the carbon tax
4. Help
small businesses grow by reducing business costs
5. Build a
Five-Pillar economy
6. Generate
one million new jobs over the next five years and two million new jobs
within 10 years
7. Build
more modern infrastructure to get things moving
8. Deliver
better health and education services – with local communities in charge
9. Build a
15,000-strong Green Army to clean-up the environment
10. The
boats will stop – with tough, proven measures not talk from proven boat
failures.
Alex Hawke said he will be campaigning every
day between now and the election on the positive choice offered by the
Coalition at this election.
“The Coalition is ready nationally and I am
ready locally to fight an election and speak about our real solutions plan for
the future. In particular, locally I will be working for a stronger
economy focussed on reducing the substantial burdens from Government on small
and medium businesses that make up the backbone of our community,” concluded
Alex Hawke.