Mr MARLES (Corio—Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence) (14:02): I thank the member for her question. Since coming to government, what this government has understood is that the cheapest form of energy today is renewable energy. That is why we have increased renewables in the grid by 25 per cent. In doing so, we are on target to both put downward pressure on energy prices and meet our emissions reduction target by 2030. One thing that I can absolutely guarantee is that the $600 billion plan that the Leader of the Opposition has to introduce nuclear power into Australia's electricity grid will absolutely increase energy prices. What this man is doing and what those opposite are doing is doubling down on the single most expensive form of electricity which exists in the world today. What we see is the prospect of households paying $1,200 a year more by virtue of the— Mr Fletcher: A point of order on relevance, it was a very tight question—can the government guarantee that Australians will not face an increase in energy prices as a result of Labor's secret target? If the Acting Prime Minister cannot give that guarantee, he should sit down. What he's saying now is not relevant. The SPEAKER: The Acting Prime Minister is able to compare and contrast to some degree, but, for the remainder 1 minute and 50 seconds, he won't simply be able to talk about the opposition's policy, because he wasn't asked about alternative approaches. He can do some compare and contrast, but I'm going to draw him back to the question. Mr MARLES: We face the prospect of what policies are on offer and what polices we reject. One of the critical policies which has been put forward by those opposite is in respect of nuclear power, and that is a policy that we will not pursue because we will be focused on increasing more renewables into the grid. The prospect that those opposite are suggesting, which will not see any new electricity in the grid for many years to come and, and its peak, will represent about four per cent of the energy grid, is a prospect we will completely reject. This government, each and every day, has been focused on energy bills for the Australian people. That's why we provided energy relief to every household around the country. We did so in the face of opposition from this man and did so in the face of opposition from those opposite. I can guarantee to the honourable member that, in the Albanese government, there is a government which will be focused each and every day on reducing the energy prices and putting downward pressure on the energy prices of Australian households. Mr Hogan interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Page will cease interjecting so I can hear from the member for Swan.