The proposal involves two components:

Component 1: Battery precinct equity investment

The proposal would provide a $100 million equity investment ($50 million in 2022-23 and $50 million in 2023-24) to a successful applicant in a competitive tender for the establishment of a battery precinct. The battery precinct would see local manufacture of batteries via a larger existing manufacturer. The precinct would also become home to SMEs currently undertaking work in the sector.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would prohibit any new gas fields, coal mines, gas plants or coal stations. This includes preventing any expansion of any existing gas fields (onshore and offshore) or coal mines that are currently in operation. The proposal would mean that any new coal and gas projects that have been publicly announced, but not yet committed to, would no longer be permitted to commence.

The proposal would prohibit any new gas fields, coal mines, gas plants or coal stations. This includes preventing any expansion of any existing gas fields (onshore and offshore) or coal mines that are currently in operation. The proposal would mean that any new coal and gas projects that have been publicly announced, but not yet committed to, would no longer be permitted to commence.