The Prime Minister will begin looking over dozens of ideas which have come out of the 20-20 summit with many likely to be destined for the scrap heap.
Some of the main ideas include an Australian republic, a wide-ranging review of the tax system, and a ban on junk food advertising for kids.
Kevin Rudd's promising to scrutinise every proposal and respond to each one by the end of the year.
The Opposition's vowed to do the same, and give priority to those focusing on drought-proofing the country and federation.
However, with so many ideas to choose from - not all will be implemented.
Some will be re-shaped, others put aside and the rest either accepted or torn up entirely.
Opposition Leader Brendan Nelson says while some of the proposals are worth examining, many aren't likely to be of any benefit.
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