Mr TURNBULL (Wentworth—Prime Minister) (14:01): I was concerned about the apparent disconnection between the prop and the Leader of the Opposition's question because he was holding up a copy of The West Australian which appeared to include a story about Colin Barnett and a stadium— The SPEAKER: The Leader of the Opposition! Mr TURNBULL: which I am sure is very interesting but probably not one that I can express an opinion on. Let me just reassure the Leader of the Opposition that the government is, as always, totally committed to Medicare. What we are looking at, as we look at in every area, is improving the delivery of government services, looking at ways to take the health and aged-care payment system into the 21st century. This is about making it simpler and faster for patients to be able to transact with Medicare to get the services they are entitled to. A responsible government— Ms Rowland: No-one believes you! Ms Rishworth interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Greenway and the member for Kingston will cease interjecting. Mr TURNBULL: A responsible government, a 21st century government, looks always at innovative ways to improve every element of the government services and to make sure they keep pace with the technologies of today. Every day, all Australians—or most Australians; I am sure all honourable members here—are using their smart phones to transact business online, and yet Medicare has still not kept pace with that, and that is a vital part of the progress and that is what the minister has been examining. That is why the Department of Health is investigating ways, as the minister said today, to digitise its transaction technology for payments to what it describes as a more consumer-friendly format—a modern, contemporary format. The opposition claim to share our passion for innovation. They claim to be a 21st-century party, but yet, every step of the way, they are obstacles to progress. Opposition members interjecting— The SPEAKER: The members for Franklin and Ballarat! Mr TURNBULL: They will not support the government in our reforms which will enable us to have the means to secure and protect the jobs of young Australians—our children and our grandchildren—in the 21st century. We are for progress. Mr Husic interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Chifley! Mr TURNBULL: We are for improving the experience of patients, of consumers, of citizens, and the opposition, as usual, is standing in the way. The SPEAKER: Before I call the member for Murray, I ask members who have been asked to cease interjecting and who have been warned to reflect on my earlier statements. They still apply. The member for Moreton was interjecting through that answer. He was warned multiple times yesterday and, in fact, ejected. The member for Franklin will also cease interjecting.