Climate Action Framework Act

The Climate Action Framework Act establishes legally binding emissions reduction targets and creates an institutional framework for coordinating the nation's response to climate change.

Key Provisions

• Net-zero greenhouse gas emissions target by 2050
• Interim target of 55% reduction by 2035 (from 2005 levels)
• Establishment of an independent Climate Action Commission
• Five-year carbon budgets with sectoral allocations
• Green transition fund of 2 billion ALDs for renewable energy and efficiency

Legislative History

The bill was introduced by the Prime Minister in response to growing public concern about climate change and the recommendations of the National Climate Advisory Panel.