Mr ABBOTT (Warringah—Prime Minister) (14:20): Madam Speaker, of course I stand by my statements, and, yes, the cost of building a new home will fall very significantly once the carbon tax is abolished. The Leader of the Opposition knows this very well— Ms Butler interjecting— Mr ABBOTT: because before the last election, the Leader of the Opposition and his colleagues put out a brochure all around Australia. 'Kevin Rudd and Labor remove the carbon tax'. It is like they ended the deficit as well. They abolished the carbon tax like they ended the deficit. But here it is, a document that the Labor Party distributed right around Australia, and they make all sorts of claims. Interest rates, they say they reduced those—I doubt that. School expenses, they say they reduced—well I certainly doubt that! Mr Burke: Madam Speaker, I rise on a point of order of direct relevance. This is a long way from the cost of a new home—a long way. The SPEAKER: There is no point of order. The Prime Minister has the call. Mr ABBOTT: Child care they claim is '50 per cent off'; in fact, childcare costs rose by 73 per cent during the life of the former government. And then it says, 'Carbon tax abolished'.' I am not making it up. Here it is in black and white; a brochure from Kevin Rudd and the Labor Party. It is here in red, white and blue in fact! Mr Shorten interjecting— The SPEAKER: No props! We will not have competing props! Mr ABBOTT: It is here in red, white and blue from Kevin Rudd and the Labor Party: 'Carbon tax abolished'. Kevin Rudd and Labor removed the carbon tax! Well, I do not know what they have been doing since the election. If they removed the carbon tax since the election, why have they been voting for it after the election—three times? Methinks I thought the cock crowed! Three times this morning! Really and truly, hypocrisy, thy name is Labor: in denial about the election result, in denial about the debt and deficit disaster and in denial about the damage the carbon tax does. I table, for the benefit of members opposite, this document. Mr Perrett interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Moreton has been warned. One more utterance and he will leave.