‘Scrap the cap’: Pressure mounts on Albanese to remove $5,000 allied health limit
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Nationals MP Michael McCormack blasts Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over Labor’s $5,000 cap on allied health services for veterans. “The minister for veterans affairs and defence personnel has been unable to name a single ex-service organisation that supports Labor’s $5,000 cap,” Mr McCormack said during Question Time on Monday. “When will our prime minister listen to our veterans and scrap the cap?”
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