SA govt wants Libs to reveal budget plans SOUTH Australian Opposition Leader Steven Marshall must reveal any plans to make cuts or privatise assets in his response to the state budget, the state government says. Premier and Treasurer Jay Weatherill handed down the SA budget earlier this month and Mr Marshall will deliver his reply to parliament on Tuesday. Infrastructure Minister Tom Koutsantonis said the Liberal leader had been very critical of the government's plans but had failed to offer any alternatives. "If the Opposition leader is so concerned about the state's moderate levels of debt then he has to use his budget reply speech to tell South Australia what he will cut or sell to reduce the debt," Mr Koutsantonis said. According to the budget papers SA's deficit in 2012/13 blew out to $1.3 billion from a previous forecast of $867 million. In 2013/14 it is tipped to be $911 million with a return to surplus not expected before 2015/16. It remains unclear if Mr Marshall's budget reply will include specifics on how he will tackle state debt. But when the budget was delivered he said the government's approach failed to develop a plan to stimulate the private sector and get the economy moving again.