This proposal has four components.

Component 1: End offshore detention

This proposal consists of seven components.

The proposal would apply a 30 per cent company tax rate to companies with a turnover of more than
$10 million per annum.

The company tax rate would continue to phase down to 25 per cent as per the current legislated
schedule for companies with a turnover of less than $10 million per annum.

The proposal would commence from the 2019‐20 income year.

This proposal would abolish the following compulsory income support measures from 1 July 2019:

This proposal has six components. The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2019.

Component 1: Provide capped funding of $50 million over three years to establish a body such as the Makaratta Commission suggested in the Uluru Statement from the Heart, which, as per that Statement, would ‘supervise a process of agreement-making between governments and First Nations and truth-telling about our history’.

Component 2: Establish a First Nations Voice in Parliament (and in the Constitution) with the following elements.

This proposal has six components. The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2019.

Component 1: Provide capped funding of $50 million over three years to establish a body such as the Makaratta Commission suggested in the Uluru Statement from the Heart, which, as per that Statement, would ‘supervise a process of agreement-making between governments and First Nations and truth-telling about our history’.

Component 2: Establish a First Nations Voice in Parliament (and in the Constitution) with the following elements.

Implement a minimum tax rate of 30 per cent on primary and non-primary production discretionary trust distributions to mature beneficiaries (individuals over 18 years of age).

The proposal has two components:

This proposal would establish an ongoing independent Equality Commission (the Commission) with one president and four part-time commissioners. The Commission would have staffing levels similar to the Commonwealth Grants Commission.

Each year the Commission would receive submissions from community organisations, peak bodies, and other interested parties. It would commission expert analysis and provide public advice to government and the Parliament on living costs for various groups and household types, in particular for income support recipients.

This proposal would establish an ongoing independent Equality Commission (the Commission) with one president and four part-time commissioners. The Commission would have staffing levels similar to the Commonwealth Grants Commission.

Each year the Commission would receive submissions from community organisations, peak bodies, and other interested parties. It would commission expert analysis and provide public advice to government and the Parliament on living costs for various groups and household types, in particular for income support recipients.