The DEPUTY PRESIDENT (16:24): We now move to the vote on the motion deferred from Thursday. On Thursday afternoon, after 4.30 pm, a division was called for on a motion moved by Senator Ayres relating to economic policy. I understand that it suits the convenience of the Senate for that division to be held now. The question is that the following motion be agreed to: That the Senate— (a) notes that: (i) economic growth is the slowest it has been since 2008 when Labor navigated Australia through the global financial crisis, (ii) wages growth has hit record lows, (iii) 1.8 million Australians are looking for work or for more work to combat the rising cost of living and increasing pressures on their household budgets, (iv) living standards and productivity are going backwards, and (v) the Morrison Government has no plan to deal with the domestic economic challenges, leaving us unnecessarily exposed to global shocks, and to support Australians struggling to meet their weekly costs; and (b) calls on the Federal Government to properly outline an economic plan that supports the floundering economy and better safeguards it from global risks, done in a fiscally-sustainable way, which could include: (i) delivering more infrastructure spending now to maintain jobs and stimulate economic growth, (ii) bringing forward part of the income tax cuts scheduled to commence on 1 July 2022, (iii) reviewing and responsibly increasing Newstart to put more money in the pockets of those most likely to spend it in the economy, (iv) implementing the Australian Investment Guarantee to incentivise and boost business investment, and (v) developing an urgent and comprehensive plan to boost wages, starting with restoring penalty rates. Senator Whish-Wilson: I ask that the question be divided in respect to subparagraph (b)(ii) relating to income tax cuts. I believe this has been circulated. The DEPUTY PRESIDENT: The question is that the deferred motion, general business notice of motion No. 120 part (b)(ii) be agreed to.