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At what point in the Fuel Response Plan's phase escalation would there no longer be sufficient time to run a public consultation on regulatory scenarios to respond to the fuel supply situation; and has he satisfied himself that the current timeline is consistent with the pace at which global fuel supply conditions are changing?

Answered Question 18052 (2026)
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Georgie Dansey

List MP · Labour Party

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  • At what point in the Fuel Response Plan's phase escalation would there no longer be sufficient time to run a public consultation on regulatory scenarios to respond to the fuel supply situation; and has he satisfied himself that the current timeline is consistent with the pace at which global fuel supply conditions are changing?

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Hon David Seymour

Member for Epsom · ACT Party · Minister for Regulation

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Timing is informed by the speed and progression of global events, rather than by any discrete phase of the fuel plan. I am satisfied the current timeline is consistent with the pace of global developments.