Senator HANSON (Queensland—Leader of One Nation) (14:45): My question is to the Minister representing the Treasurer, Minister Gallagher. The Prime Minister promised 100 per cent renewables would deliver the cheapest form of power. The Capacity Investment Scheme is a key part of Labor's reckless energy plan that shifts the cost and risk of wind and solar onto taxpayers. Australian families and businesses are already paying soaring energy prices. If Labor are so confident this is the cheapest approach, it should be able to state the cost clearly and publicly. Can the minister please inform the Senate of the total cost of Labor's Capacity Investment Scheme in the 2025-26 budget. To assist the minister, is it within the quantified contingent liabilities? Senator Wong: A point of order. My recollection—I might be wrong, Senator Hanson—is that the Capacity Investment Scheme is in the climate portfolio, not the Treasury portfolio, so you would need to address your question to a different minister. The PRESIDENT: The question has been directed to Minister Gallagher. Senator HANSON: I am addressing it to Minister Gallagher because it is to do with the Treasury and it's about the budget papers. The PRESIDENT: That's your entitlement to do that. Minister Wong? Senator Wong: With respect, President, the Westminster system works on ministers who are responsible under the administrative arrangements for portfolios and agencies in their area. So it is not unreasonable for us to request that the minister who is responsible for the agency—if I'm right, and I think I am—is the minister to whom it's addressed. The PRESIDENT: As you would be aware, Senator Wong, I've given Senator Hanson the opportunity to redirect her question. She has informed me that it is directed to Minister Gallagher. I will invite Minister Gallagher to answer the question in her capacity and in her portfolio areas. I will leave it at that, Senator Hanson.