Mr TAYLOR (Hume) (13:51): Today Labor has done a dirty deal with the Greens to rush through legislation without scrutiny, which will make life harder for Australian households and Australian businesses. That includes red-tape additions on business, opposition to bigger tax cuts for small business, and legislation to sack and stack the Reserve Bank Board, confirming that Labor speaks as one with the radical Greens on economic policy. This follows a week when Labor has consistently voted with the Greens on economic legislation. By voting with the Greens on the RBA, rather than accepting the coalition's clearly articulated red line issues, the Treasurer has confirmed that he aligns with the Greens on calling for the Reserve Bank governor to be sacked and on calling for the Reserve Bank to direct Australian businesses' access to finance. The Greens, in their dissenting report on the legislation, have called monetary policy 'a perversity' and have accused the Reserve Bank of practising 'neofeudalism'—and that's who the Treasurer aligns with. He would rather align himself with these views than guarantee the independence of the existing Reserve Bank Board, but he will trash every institution in this country—including, of course, the Future Fund. The Prime Minister must step in again—he's been doing that this week—to show some leadership and kill this deal.