安格斯·泰勒支持对慷慨的英国背包客安排进行调整，同时批评安东尼·阿尔巴尼斯与英国首相提及此事。根据前联盟政府达成的工作度假签证条款，英国公民可免于从事区域性工作，如农场工作和采矿，而泰勒先生当时是该政府的一名部长。签证持有人数量也没有上限，导致每年签发数量接近8万。NewsWire了解到，总理安东尼·阿尔巴尼斯计划本周在安提瓜和巴布达与英国首相安迪·伯纳姆会面时，提出恢复对英国工作度假者强制性区域性工作的要求。
Angus Taylor has backed tweaking generous British backpacker arrangements while attacking Anthony Albanese for raising it with the UK’s prime minister. British nationals are exempt from regional work – such as farm jobs and mining – under working holiday visa terms agreed by the former Coalition government, in which Mr Taylor was a minister.
周一被问及是否支持修改条款时，反对党领袖起初没有回答问题，反而指责阿尔巴尼斯“失去了对边界的控制”，并试图让“安迪·伯纳姆来解决问题”。泰勒先生表示：“这位总理需要掌控局面并解决问题。”“他开放边界的政策已经失败。”他接着阐述了“谁应该能够留在这个国家”。“能够做出贡献的人，拥有我们需要的技能的人，”他说。
There are also no caps on the number of visa holders, resulting in annual grants sitting at almost 80,000. NewsWire understands Prime Minister Anthony Albanese plans to pitch reinstating mandatory regional work for British working holiday-makers when he meets his UK counterpart Andy Burnham in Antigua and Barbuda this week.
“那些有能力在澳大利亚立足，并最终我们希望看到他们成为澳大利亚人的人——这就是重点。”“认同我们价值观的人。但总理不明白这一点。”“他需要在这个国家掌控边界，去和英国首相谈谈，让他为我们解决问题，我不知道这会有什么结果。”再次被问及时，泰勒先生表示联盟党确实“希望他们从事农村和区域性工作”，并声称这是“我们政策的核心”，尽管反对党的移民计划中未提及英国背包客安排。
Asked on Monday if he supported revising the terms, the Opposition Leader at first ignored the question and accused Mr Albanese of having “lost control over our borders” and looking to “Andy Burnham to try to fix the problem”. “This Prime Minister needs to take control and fix the problem,” Mr Taylor said.
在进一步追问下，他重复了这一说法。联盟党的四年移民计划最初将把澳大利亚的净移民人数削减至10万人，随后再提升至16万人。
“His open borders policy has failed.”He went on to outline “who should be able to stay in the country”. “People who can contribute, people who have the skills we need,” he said.
为此，该计划将削减65万份临时签证，泰勒先生将其宣称为“澳大利亚历史上最大规模的移民削减”。该提议上月公布后，全国各地的企业和行业对此进行了抨击，警告这将“损害”经济。他们还批评了阿尔巴尼斯政府的计划，即通过主要针对国际学生的改革，将本财年净海外移民降至24.5万人，到2027/28财年降至22.5万人。
“People who have the ability to make a go of being here in Australia and ultimately, we want to see them become Australians – that’s the focus. “People who share our values. But the Prime Minister doesn’t get this. “He needs to get control of our borders here in this country and going and having a talk with the UK Prime Minister to get him to fix the problem for us, I don’t know where that’s going to land.” Asked again, Mr Taylor said the Coalition did “want them doing rural and regional work” and claimed it is “a centrepiece of our policy” despite the opposition’s migration plan making no mention of British backpacker arrangements. Pressed further, he repeated the claim. The Coalition’s four-year migration plan would initially cut Australia’s net intake to 100,000 before lifting it to 160,000. To do so, it would slash 650,000 temporary visas in what Mr Taylor has touted as “the biggest cut to immigration” in Australian history. Businesses and industries across the country blasted the pitch when it was unveiled last month, warning it would “damage” the economy. They have also criticised the Albanese government’s plan to drop net overseas migration to 245,000 this financial year and 225,000 by 2027/28 through an overhaul primarily targeting international students.