If the 18c a litre ETS fee is supposed to encourage people to use less petrol, what does the 25c a litre subsidy say? The price just gets to a point where some people will say they can't afford it, and the government helps them keep driving? Why not just give people $50 and let them choose whether to spend it on petrol or food?
If the 18c a litre ETS fee is supposed to encourage people to use less petrol, what does the 25c a litre subsidy say? The price just gets to a point where some people will say they can't afford it, and the government helps them keep driving? Why not just give people $50 and let them choose whether to spend it on petrol or food?
Decent Vodka is made with grain, not gourds, just sayin