Sentence examples for super policies from inspiring English sources
But the prime minister has refused to bow to the mounting pressure, saying he will not be making any changes to his super policies.
Related: Joe Hockey's budget has wrecked the chances of a fair tax review Any changes to pensions or super policies are messy and complicated – including the Coalition's pensions plan and Labor's on superannuation.
In an interview with Guardian Australia, Chalmers said Labor retained concerns about the government's super policies, and he said the opposition would prefer the changes be the subject of an independent review, "but at the end of the day, [the government's proposals] might be the best opportunity to get some sort of resolution on those very expensive tax breaks at the top end of the super system".
A peace deal on the vexed super policy was settled and bowled up on the final sitting day.
Costello said there were genuine concerns [about] the super policy as it was presented, which the government had acknowledged by agreeing to look at it.
And the Liberal frontbencher Karen Andrews told Sky News that voters have given the Turnbull government a "mandate" to push ahead with its super policy.
Asked whether she was aware some Liberal MPs had been trying to develop an alternative super policy, Bishop said she was not.
It is also designed to put pressure on the Coalition, which modified its super policy to contain a breakout of dissent within its own ranks.
On Friday the shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, said it was "humiliating" for the treasurer to make changes to the government's super policy in an effort to calm the Liberal backbench.
The Liberal party will hold its first post-election party room meeting on Monday and angry MPs are expected to push strongly there for the government's super policy to be radically scaled back.
The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has faced serious criticism from conservative MPs including Eric Abetz, the former chief of staff to Tony Abbott, Peta Credlin, and the free-market thinktank the Institute of Public Affairs, for his super policy.
