Minister: Mr Turnbull and Treasurer

minister: Mr Turnbull pointed out now Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg were strong supporters of the dumped policy, according to Nine News Australia. It was a vital piece of economic policy and had strong support - none stronger than that of the current prime minister and the current treasurer, he said in Sydney on Tuesday. To improve your experience update it here News National Turnbull urges return to energy guarantee1 15pm Dec 4, 2018Facebook Tweet Mail The federal government has rejected Malcolm Turnbull's pleas to revive the National Energy Guarantee despite the former prime minister claiming it had overwhelming party support when he was leader. But Mr Frydenberg said the government's policy was now based around a reliability guarantee . We've made it clear the NEG is not the government's policy, he told reporters in Canberra. A significant percentage don't believe climate change is real and we should get out of Paris, he said. Mr Turnbull, who was ousted in August after climate sceptics in the party baulked at the energy policy, lamented there was a huge gulf between coalition MPs on the issue. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.