Adjournment Proceedings
An adjournment debate on the cost of living. Mel Arnold of the Conservatives said high taxes and government deficits are driving up the price of food and gas, and urged the government to cut taxes on fuel and groceries and reduce spending. Parliamentary Secretary Tom Osborne replied that the government is providing targeted affordability help, listing tax cuts, a pause on the fuel tax, grocery payments, dental care, school food, child care, and homebuyer measures. Arnold replied that government spending is responsible for the problem, and Osborne said the Conservatives voted against several of those affordability programs.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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