What I stand for
Four Pillars of change
SOCIAL REPAIR
• Health
• Housing
• Affordable transport
• Education
BUDGET REPAIR
• A new deal for an AFL team and no $1.86b stadium
• Cancel the Marinus Link connector
• End irresponsible vote-buying & overspending by the old parties
ISLAND REPAIR
• No new salmon farms & drive transition to land-based production
• Phase out native forest logging
• Get a fair return from extractive industries like forestry, mining and salmon farms
INTEGRITY REPAIR
• Establish an independent anti-corruption commission (ICAC) with public hearings
• Establish an independent Office of Budget Responsibility to assess public spending.
• Ensure greater transparency with Right To Information legislation that works
These are the cornerstones of Peter's vision for the next four years in Parliament.
By protecting, nurturing and valuing our natural resources – like our native forests and waterways – as well as our human resources by achieving better education, health and housing, we can drive the growth of sustainable jobs, a sustainable economy and better lives.
Nurturing the growth of small businesses that are the backbone of our state’s economic life instead of subsidising and favouring the big end of town – the multinationals, the corporate interests, the entitled insiders that have captured the two old parties.
This is where it should start.
Across Tasmania, voters have sent a clear message to the two old parties – never again will either of them govern in majority.
They’d better get used to it and learn some humility.
Minority government is what Tasmanians have voted for loud and clear.
And let’s face it, the voter is always right. Tasmanians know what they want.