Dr LEIGH (Fraser) (11:28): I move: That this House: (1) notes that: (a) by historical standards, unemployment, inflation and interest rates are at very low levels; (b) for the first time in Australian history, Australia has a AAA rating from all three major credit rating agencies; (c) Australia's debt levels, despite the hit to revenues from the global financial crisis, are around one tenth the level of major advanced economies; (d) OECD Economic Outlook 91 confirms that the Australian economy will significantly outperform OECD economies as a whole over this year and next; and (e) the IMF has said of Australia: 'we welcome the authorities' commitment to return to a budget surplus by 2012-13 to rebuild fiscal buffers, putting Commonwealth government finances in a stronger position'; and (2) calls upon all Members to approach economic debates with facts rather than fear, and to put the national interest first when discussing the strong Australian economy. The DEPUTY SPEAKER ( Ms Grierson ): Is the motion seconded?