now, that is the conclusion of angus houston panel and its work. it is incumbent upon us now to put those political scoreboards and that point making aside to put aside the shafting and the rhetoric that has characterized this debate and to actually get on with the job of enacting the recommendations of this report. the government will later today introduce amendments to the legislation to remain solemn and refugee law. we had this morning good faith discussion. >> madam, my question is to the prime minster. prime minster, why did the government abolish offshore processing on the rue four years ago? >> the prime minster -- >> thank you very much and to the member who asked the question of course former minister of immigration and consequently a great deal of experience. he's aware of the government was elected to government with a set of policies about offshore processing. that is a matter of history. >> my question is to the prime minster. it is costly and unsustainable and wrong as a matter of principle. given that her expert panel disagrees and

now, deputy speaker, that is the conclusion of angus houston's panel and its work.nd i think it is incumbent upon us and now to put those political scoreboards and that point making a side to put aside the shouting and the rhetoric that is characterized this debate, and to actually get on with the job of an acting the recommendations of this report to answer the government will come later today, introduce amendments to the legislation already on the notice paper, the government's bill to amend asylum-seekers and refugees law. we have had this morning good safe discussions. the member has the gall. >> deputy speaker, my question is to the prime minister. prime minister, why did the government abolished offshore processing on the rim for years ago? >> the prime minister has a call. >> thank you very much, and to the member who asked the question who is of course former minister for immigration and concertgoers with a great deal of experience in this policy area. he is aware that the government was elected to government with a set of policies about offshore processing