Social Services Minister Anne_Ruston says the Labor Party are telling a “bald-faced lie” to pensioners over the possibility of being forced onto a cashless debit card.
Social Services Minister Anne Ruston says the Labor Party are telling a “bald-faced lie” to pensioners over the possibility of being forced onto a cashless debit card.
“It really is disgusting that the Labor Party would seek to scare aged pensioners into believing that we were going to force them onto the cashless debit card when the Labor Party know this is not true,” Ms Ruston said. “This government never has, doesn’t, and never will force aged pensioners onto the cashless debit card.
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