Gerard Rennick ,great interview a must watch, page-2

Sounds like another politician who will struggle since Trump is enacting similar policies with disastrous results. This is why more independents are important, some good policies and ideas also.

He will be fighting Clive, Pauline & Peter for a slice of a very small pie however.

Policies

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• Withdrawal of Australia from the World Health Organization (WHO).^[25]
• Remove all funding and references to climate change.^[26]
• Drop net-zero and leave the Paris Agreement.^[26]
• Supports coal, nuclear, gas and hydro energy.^[26]
• Raising the tax-free threshold from $18,200 to $40,000.^[27]
• Giving childcare subsidy payments directly to parents (subject to welfare checks).^[28]
• Advocate that superannuation be voluntary and use the savings to lift the pension.^[29]
• Call a Federal Convention to streamline the duplication of roles and responsibilities of State and Federal Governments.^[30]
• Advocate to means-test the pensions of retired white-collar public servants.^[30]
• Abolish the Climate Change Department and subsidies for renewables.^[30][26]
• Reinstatement of a public bank (similar to the Commonwealth Bank between 1911 and 1991) and reintroduce a Government Insurance Office.^[31]
• Establishing a "Infrastructure Bank", which would issue bonds to the Federal and State Governments for seven types of Infrastructure – Dams, Baseload Power Stations (not renewables), Roads, Rail, Ports, Airports and Telecommunications.^[32]
• Abolish the "Multicultural Department".^[a][30][33]
• Lower the corporate tax rate to 25%.^[34]
• Hold a referendum on enshrining freedom of speech in the Constitution.^[35]
• Limit immigration to under 100,000 work visas and incentivise settlement in regional areas.^[36]
• Prevent welfare benefits to foreign-born citizens for a ten-year period;^[36] repeal the Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early Professionals Scheme (MATES)^[37][38] with India.^[36]