Jennifer Whitmore

Not small modular reactors.

There's no commercial operation of that yet.

There's one being currently built in China, I think.

They cost billions to put in place.

And I could just never see it getting through our planning system.

And we can barely get cycle paths in place.

You know, like we're talking about the metro for 40 years.

Like, I can't imagine James O'Connor ever going down and saying to his constituents, by the way, I want a small nuclear reactor.

But what I would love, because there is proven technologies and renewable, that is the proven, and we need a government that puts as much focus on the renewable and progressing that as they seem to be having discussions about pie-in-the-sky ideas about nuclear energy.

Well, they made a commitment, so they have to keep it.

They didn't keep it last year.

It's really important that they do.

But what I find, I find this so unfair for parents and indeed for students.

We're at a time of the year where students are going to be doing their leave and start.

Parents are going to be planning for the coming year, making decisions about whether they can go to college, what college, you know.

And for the government parties to be having this row in, you know, via press release and radio interview, it's just like it's really unfair for parents.

I mean, we heard, you know, Mr. Lawless was out.

He said one thing.

Then May McConnell came out and said something else.

Then there was a press release and a press release in return.