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Within Australia's economic sphere, significant reform ideas are being discussed, particularly ahead of Treasurer Chalmers' upcoming round table. Proposals include changes to capital gains taxes, corporate income taxes, and broader fiscal policies. The Prime Minister recognized the scope of these proposals, noting that it is ultimately the Treasurer who will determine which reforms will be implemented, as they require substantial political capital.
He described the round table as a platform for exchanging diverse, often contradictory ideas—an essential aspect of democratic debate. The Prime Minister stressed that open discussions and a contest of ideas are healthy for the country's governance, paralleling the free press and public discourse that characterize Australian democracy.