My question is to the Minister for Sport. I refer to the minister’s previous answer about a 120 per cent increase in electricity prices for sporting clubs. Will the minister now correct the record and confirm that she—

Order! The member for Flinders will resume his seat.

Mr Speaker, I rise on a point of order. The question is out of order. It is not in order to verbal ministers during question time.

Order! I will listen carefully to the member for Flinders’ question.

I refer to the minister’s previous answer to a question about a 120 per cent increase in electricity prices for sporting clubs. Will the minister now correct the record and confirm that she overstated the funding available to community organisations by 250 per cent? Will she confirm that there is no money specifically available for paying the 120 per cent increase in electricity prices with which sporting organisations are about to be hit?

I stand by my previous answer of a $200 million compensation fund to compensate Australians for the impact of our scheme in contrast to that which is being put forward by those opposite where there is zero to compensate them for these costs. I add that Australian sports are already feeling the consequences of climate change and are already concerned about the impact it is having on their infrastructure, on water shortages and on their ability to maintain their grounds. That is something that we on this side are particularly concerned about. It is why we have a serious plan to tackle climate change; we believe it is real, we believe that it needs to be addressed and we believe it should be done in a fair way to compensate Australians.