The proposal would provide capped grant funding over the period 2019‐20 to 2029‐30 for major state and territory infrastructure projects, as outlined in the Australian Labor Party policy document Nation‐building Infrastructure, with the following profile.

The proposal would provide capped grant funding over the period 2019‐20 to 2029‐30 for major state and territory infrastructure projects, as outlined in the Australian Labor Party policy document Nation‐building Infrastructure, with the following profile.

The proposal would provide capped grant funding over the period 2019‐20 to 2029‐30 for major state and territory infrastructure projects, as outlined in the Australian Labor Party policy document Nation‐building Infrastructure, with the following profile.

The proposal would provide capped grant funding over the period 2019‐20 to 2029‐30 for major state and territory infrastructure projects, as outlined in the Australian Labor Party policy document Nation‐building Infrastructure, with the following profile.

The proposal would abolish the Infrastructure and Project Financing Agency from 1 July 2019 and reallocate the funding to Infrastructure Australia.

This proposal would establish an Energy Security and Modernisation Fund (the Fund) with $5 billion to be drawn down as follows. 

This proposal would establish an Energy Security and Modernisation Fund (the Fund) with $5 billion to be drawn down as follows. 

This proposal would establish an Energy Security and Modernisation Fund (the Fund) with $5 billion to be drawn down as follows. 

This proposal would establish an Energy Security and Modernisation Fund (the Fund) with $5 billion to be drawn down as follows. 

The proposal would provide $20 billion of equity equally over 3 years, from 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025 to create a new public non-financial corporation, which would be:

• responsible for building, managing and operating the Australian Energy Market Operator Integrated System Plan transmission network
• mandated to earn a rate of return that is sufficient to cover its financial and operational costs.