Australian Health Minister Mark Butler is generating leadership speculation following his handling of major National Disability Insurance Scheme reforms and key health portfolios.
Labor secured Senate support for tax changes, but a deal with the Greens to extend an NDIS inquiry could jeopardize other budget measures. The Coalition, angered by the tax deal, may withhold support for NDIS reforms, leaving them friendless in the Senate.
Health Minister Mark Butler is pushing to pass contentious NDIS reforms this month, warning against delays. The Coalition and Greens are considering teaming up to extend inquiries into the NDIS, negative gearing, and capital gains tax changes, which disability groups and state ministers have criticized.
Health Minister Mark Butler is pushing to pass controversial NDIS reforms this month, rejecting opposition calls for extended inquiries. He warns that delays could cost billions and hinder improvements to support quality and fight fraud, accusing the Coalition of using the bill as a political pawn. Disability advocates and state ministers have criticized the proposed changes.
Ces six personnes, quatre Australiens, un Britannique vivant en Australie et un Néo-Zélandais, sont en «bonne santé» et ne présentent aucun symptôme, a précisé le ministre australien de la Santé Mark Butler en conférence de presse.
