Ms JULIE BISHOP (Curtin—Minister for Foreign Affairs) (14:36): All donations to the Liberal Party are declared in accordance with the AEC obligations. Until the matter was raised with me by the media a week ago, I had never heard of such a foundation. I say that in the solemnity of this parliament: I had never heard of such a foundation. The third point is that at no time have I ever compromised government policy in relation to foreign affairs. I have never given in to any influence, like Senator Sam Dastyari, who stands in stark contrast and who actually contradicted the opposition's policy on foreign affairs, has. Mr Tim Wilson interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Goldstein is warned. Ms JULIE BISHOP: He stood next to a Chinese benefactor, as I have never done, and publicly contradicted opposition policy on foreign affairs. Also, at no time have I ever had a benefactor who had alleged links with a foreign intelligence service while serving as the foreign minister or while serving on the National Security Committee. I know why the Labor Party is putting up the straw man argument. It is because the Leader of the Opposition has failed to investigate the very serious allegations against Senator Sam Dastyari, whom he then restored to his leadership position, and against the member for Hunter, who, as defence minister of this country and as a member of the National Security Committee, had a benefactor with alleged links to a foreign intelligence service. I can stand here and be proud of my record. Labor is covered in shame. Mr Dreyfus interjecting— Mr Tim Wilson interjecting— Mr Rob Mitchell interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Isaacs is now warned. I remind the member for Goldstein he is warned. The member for McEwen has already been warned, so he can leave under 94(a). The member for McEwen then left the chamber.