Peter Whish-Wilson (Tasmania, Australian Greens) Share this | Hansard source

No. Okay, I'll take that back. They wouldn't be required to do so, but there would be a memorandum of understanding in relation to Santos and their partners piping their pollution 100 kilometres through Commonwealth waters to the Timor-Leste boundary. My first question is: are we talking about regulating emissions? Are we talking about scope 1 emissions here? If we have a memorandum of understanding, are we dealing with scope 1 emissions? What about scope 2 and 3 emissions from what will be the largest and dirtiest fossil fuel project in our nation's history if it is to proceed?