can i join it is prime minister in paying tribute to cporal steven dunn from the signal squadron, and charles wood and 23 pioneer wood and the private from the public highlanders fifth battalion the while regiment of scotland. we pay tribute to them for their heroism, their commitment and their dedication and our hearts go out to their families and friends. i also join the prime minister in sending condolences to the australian people who are affected with the floods. in opposition the prime minister said and i quote, whether the taxpayer owns a large stake in a bank we are saying that no employ shall be paid a bonus of over 2,000 pounds. can the prime minister update us on the progress in implementing this? [laughter] >> what i would say is this, it was -- it was the last government that bailed out the banks and asked for nothing in return. that is what happened. the reason we have difficulties with royal bank of scotland this year is because of the completely inadequate account that w initiated by the government that he supported. what we all want to see is the banks paying more in

i am sure the whole house would wish to join me in paying tribute to corporal steven dunn, from 216 parachutes signals squadron, who died on 21 december, to warrant officer class two charles would from 23 pioneer regiment will logistics core, who died on 28 december, and to private joseva vatubua, from the argyll and sutherland highlanders, 5th battalion, they will richmond of scotland, who died on january 1. these were courageous and selfless service men who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the fight to make our country is safer place. we send our deepest condolences to their families, their friends, and their colleagues. this morning, i spoke to the australian prime minister julia gillard to send condolences of everyone in this house and everyone in the country for the appalling floods and damage that has been done in queensland, and to say the we are all thinking of ross and the australian people. >> mr. hanson. >> to take robust action on a banker bonuses. given that he has broken his first promise and is now reneging on his second, why should we trust anything that he says again? >> th

can i join it is prime minister in paying tribute to corporal steven dunn from the signal squadron, andcharles wood and 23 pioneer wood and the private from the public highlanders fifth battalion the while regiment of scotland. we pay tribute to them for their heroism, their commitment and their dedication and our hearts go out to their families and friends. i also join the prime minister in sending condolences to the australian people who are affected with the floods. in opposition the prime minister said and i quote, whether the taxpayer owns a large stake in a bank we are saying that no employee shall be paid a bonus of over 2,000 pounds. can the prime minister update us on the progress in implementing this? [laughter] >> what i would say is this, it was -- it was the last government that bailed out the banks and asked for nothing in return. that is what happened. the reason we have difficulties with royal bank of scotland this year is because of the completely inadequate account that was initiated by the government that he supported. what we all want to see is the banks paying more

can i join it is prime minister in paying tribute to corporal steven dunn from the signal squadron, and charles wood and 23 pioneer wood and the private from the public highlanders fifth battalion the while regiment of scotland. we pay tribute to them for their heroism, their commitment and their dedication and our hearts go out to their families and friends. i also join the prime minister in sending condolences to the australian people who are affected with the floods. in opposition the prime minister said and i quote, whether the taxpayer owns a large stake in a bank we are saying that no employee shall be paid a bonus of over 2,000 pounds. can the prime minister update us on the progress in implementing this? [laughter] >> what i would say is this, it was -- it was the last government that bailed out the banks and asked for nothing in return. that is what happened. the reason we have difficulties with royal bank of scotland this year is because of the completely inadequate account that was initiated by the government that he supported. what we all want to see is the banks paying more