Mr ALBANESE (Grayndler—Prime Minister) (14:18): I always read the front page of the Australian, Mr Speaker, so I did read that; I read the front page of every newspaper in this country to try to keep on top of where things are. A couple weeks later, in May, the first interest rate increase by the Reserve Bank occurred—on their watch. I thought they were in government at that point in time. But what we also know is that there was scheduled to be an increase in wholesale energy prices at the same time. But I didn't get to read about that on the front page of the Australian. I didn't get to read about it, and I wonder why that is the case because it was scheduled to occur during the campaign, just like the interest rate increase occurred during the campaign. We knew about one, but we didn't know about the other. We didn't know about the other because someone— Ms Catherine King: Who? Who was it? Mr ALBANESE: someone introduced—actually introduced—a change in the law so that people couldn't know that there was this wholesale price increase scheduled to occur. What date did they pick? The election was on 21 May, so do you think they picked a day before 21 May or after 21 May? Hands up those who think they picked a day after! You are all right. They picked a day after because they were not transparent. They were not transparent about what they had intended as a result of this. Honourable members interjecting— The SPEAKER: Has the Prime Minister concluded his answer? Order! When the House comes to order, I'd like to hear the member for Chisholm.