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‘Every single child is a blessing’: Scott Morrison defends autism comment made in ‘good faith’

Ray Hadley
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Scott Morrison is defending his comment on children with autism after heavy criticism.

When asked about the National Disability Insurance Scheme from a woman with an autistic son during last night’s leaders’ debate, Mr Morrison said: “Jenny and I have been blessed. We’ve got two children who haven’t had to go through that.”

The Prime Minister told Ray Hadley “every single child is a blessing”.

“I was simply trying to say in good faith ‘I haven’t walked in your shoes’.”

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