00:00We are the only party which has an economic plan when it comes to energy.
00:08Labor used to have a plan, by the way, and you might recall they had promised, as part
00:13of that plan, a $275 reduction in household power bills.
00:16Instead, power bills have gone up by $1,300.
00:20If you look at the default market offer, which comes out each year, what you see is increases
00:26since Labor came to office of well over $1,000, and they promised you a reduction of $275.
00:35So what you have, including here, I'm in Sydney today, you have people in Western Sydney paying
00:41$1,300 more than what Labor had promised them.
00:45That's the fact.
00:47We are going to the only party that has done modelling, and the modelling that has been
00:50now released goes to our gas policy.
00:53And what it says is big industrial users will see a 15% reduction in the cost of gas.
01:02Now, that means when you go to the shop and you buy, you know, a bottle of milk, a loaf
01:06of bread, a jar of jam, the packaging for all of those products, costs come down, it eventually
01:12flows through to consumers.
01:14You buy some bricks, you buy a house with steel, costs come down.
01:18Now, when you look at what Peter Dutton has already done on the $0.25 reduction per litre
01:24on petrol, and then you look at what we're trying to do with gas, this all comes down to driving
01:29costs down.
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