Say 'NO' to the Treasurer Curtis Pitt's proposed superannuation changes
12 Comments
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David Sowden
10 years ago
I do not agree with these porposed changes
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Neil Widdicombe
10 years ago
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I am concerned that the proposed changes are I sufficiently draft to not adversely impact on supernantuation entitlements in the future
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Anonymous
10 years ago
i agree with ASMOFQ
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Charles Denaro
10 years ago
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I do not agree that a minister can change superannuation benefits retrospectively. I cannot support this legislation.
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William Emmerson
10 years ago
remember we vote
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I do not agree with the proposed changes.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I agree with the ASMOFQ
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I do not agree with the proposed changes
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Susan Foley
10 years ago
I do not agree with the proposed superannuation changes.
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Richard
10 years ago
Stop messing about with super unless you are smart enough to work out what's fair for ALL public sector employees including politicians.
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david malcolm wright
10 years ago
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Members contributons and contributions made in their name by the employer should be repaid in full at the time of a claim. Allowing the government to 'trim' entitlements would be a form of taxation or a reclaim of some part of the employer contribution to
fund future government programs.
I do not agree with these porposed changes
I am concerned that the proposed changes are I sufficiently draft to not adversely impact on supernantuation entitlements in the future
i agree with ASMOFQ
I do not agree that a minister can change superannuation benefits retrospectively. I cannot support this legislation.
remember we vote
I do not agree with the proposed changes.
I agree with the ASMOFQ
I do not agree with the proposed changes
I do not agree with the proposed superannuation changes.
Stop messing about with super unless you are smart enough to work out what's fair for ALL public sector employees including politicians.
Members contributons and contributions made in their name by the employer should be repaid in full at the time of a claim. Allowing the government to 'trim' entitlements would be a form of taxation or a reclaim of some part of the employer contribution to fund future government programs.
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