“We legislated a permanent loss carry back tax offset to support small businesses cash flow and resilience.”
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Said on Australian Parliament: House of Representatives
“It took a lot, a lot of what we call persistent engagement, which is just a really nice way to say that we just nagged the hell out of everybody until they gave up and listened and did something different.”
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engaged persistently with legislators and officials (“nagged the hell out of everybody”) to pass seven pieces of legislation and code amendments supporting fortified construction
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“California passed legislation… to have up to nine campsites without needing the really onerous permit… that has totally changed the game.”
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“Australia's New South Wales has passed legislation to stop apartment building committees refusing owners permission to install EV chargers. The new rights will start in 2027, according to the state government.”
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“‘they need to be done via the Parliament and legislation… critical in order to get the support of either the opposition or the Greens’”
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Australian Government Minister for Communications Annika Wells
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