A discussion with the Insurance Council's CEO highlights the urgent need for government clarity on who will fund climate resilience measures, particularly as increasing weather events threaten insurance affordability and community safety.
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I think we have a structural deficit and a government that came to power promising to improve our fiscal situation. Ultimately they have borrowed more money than they said they would borrow. Ultimately they have pushed out their path to surplus a couple of years. They even change the accounting measure by which they record whether or not they're getting surplus. So I think if you are to compare their position today with the position they promised we would be in when they uh were about to come to power, they are they are pretty distinct. That being said, it would be unreasonable for any of us to suggest that the state of the world doesn't require some pretty serious thinking. I actually think there is a really big opportunity for any political party to go into November's election talking about resilience. You've already seen this across the ditch, but I think resilience could be a central theme for policy platforms for our big parties going to the election. I actually think it'll be really popular. I agree.
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