One Nation Treasury spokesperson Joyce responded to scrutiny regarding economic modelling of a new policy proposal by stating he is “not Jesus Christ.” He avoided directly addressing questions concerning the potential inflationary impacts of the policy. Joyce instead asserted that Australians possess the intelligence to manage their own finances, implying they don’t require detailed economic forecasts. This response came amidst increasing pressure for the party to provide comprehensive data supporting their claims about the policy's benefits. Critics have accused One Nation of lacking transparency and relying on populist rhetoric. The incident highlights the challenges the party faces in presenting complex economic ideas to the public in Australia. This follows criticism of a similar lack of detail on previous proposals originating from the party.