Assuming the budget gets through unchanged these ones can be ticked off: 3 Abolish the Clean Energy Fund 29 Eliminate the National Preventative Health Agency 30 Cease subsidising the car industry 47 Cease funding the Australia Network These ones have been partially started: 11 Introduce fee competition to Australian universities 18 Eliminate family tax benefits 52 Reduce the size of the public service from current levels of more than 260,000 to at least the 2001 low of 212,784 82 Abolish the Australian Human Rights Commission <One commissioner axed> Based on their other promises (some strong some not so), hopefully we can also tick these off: 1 Repeal the carbon tax, and don't replace it. It will be one thing to remove the burden of the carbon tax from the Australian economy. But if it is just replaced by another costly scheme, most of the benefits will be undone. 2 Abolish the Department of Climate Change 4 Repeal Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act 31 Formalise a one-in, one-out approach to regulatory reduction 43 Repeal the mining tax 44 Devolve environmental approvals for major projects to the states 48 Privatise Australia Post 49 Privatise Medibank 56 Abolish the Baby Bonus -< This was done under Labor with bipartisan support> 60 Remove all remaining tariff and non-tariff barriers to international trade 61 Slash top public servant salaries to much lower international standards, like in the United States 75 Privatise the Snowy-Hydro Scheme 87 Negotiate and sign free trade agreements with Australia's largest trading partners, including China, India, Japan and South Korea 93 Abolish the luxury car tax 99 Rule out the introduction of mandatory pre-commitment for electronic gaming machines