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see where you are when it gets people are facing in the country. towards april next year.- the end to the uplift in universal see where you are when it gets towards april next year. does your -oint towards april next year. does your point apply — towards april next year. does your point apply to _ towards april next year. does your point apply to all _ towards april next year. does your point apply to all suppliers? i credit which came into effect towards april next year. does your point apply to all suppliers? this i point apply to all suppliers? this idea that if you sit tight, you yesterday that effects 6 million don't sign up to a deal, or transfer families. inflation more widely is deal, you will by default get put rising. as you were saying there, onto the deal that is covered by the with companies having to observe price onto the deal that is covered by the ric , �* , those extra energy costs, that could onto the deal that is covered by the ric �*, feed through to the prices we are onto the deal that is covered by the ni’ic;..,, �*, . price capit's called the default tariff ca . price capit's called the default tariff cap because _ price capit's called the default tariff cap because it _ price capit's called the default tariff cap because it means i price capit's called the default| tariff cap because it means the default position if you don't switch paying in the shops. the government around or take fixed line is this is certainly under pressure on theirs. labour believes it could and default tariff. customers will see should be doing more. here is the their suppliers go bust will be moved across to this price cap shadow business secretary, ed tariff. anybody with a fixed deal miliband. , , ., ., that comes to an end will go on miliband. the first thing you do... at the next _ this, it's that default position. miliband. the first thing you do... at the next thing, _ miliband. the first thing you do... at the next thing, on _ miliband. the first thing you do... at the next thing, on energy, - miliband. the first thing you do... at the next thing, on energy, whyi at the next thing, on energy, why are we _ at the next thing, on energy, why are we in— at the next thing, on energy, why are we in this position? it's you can choose to have another because _ are we in this position? it's because we haven't built a resilient tariff, it isjust energy— because we haven't built a resilient you can choose to have another tariff, it is just a fixed price and energy system. we allowed gas market are so much more expensive storage — energy system. we allowed gas storage to close despite the than the current cap that for the government are being warned about vast majority, it isn't worth doing it, government are being warned about it. we _ government are being warned about it, we haven't been fast enough on right now. on track thank you very renewable. — it, we haven't been fast enough on renewable, and crucially on energy much. let's look at a question from efficiencx — renewable, and crucially on energy efficiency. just to make this point, cliff. why do we have to pay so much if we _ efficiency. just to make this point, if we were — efficiency. just to make this point, if we were really moving on energy more for fuel in cliff. why do we have to pay so much efficiency. — if we were really moving on energy efficiency, insulating homes, we more for fue— could _ cliff. why do we have to pay so much more for fuel_ quite i more for fuel in advance? quite efficiency, insulating homes, we could cut — efficiency, insulating homes, we could cut gas demand, cut bills and often, more for fuel in advance? quite often. the _ more for fuel in advance? quite often. the way _ more for fuel in advance? quite often, the way it _ cut carbon — more for fuel in advance? quite often, the way it works - more for fuel in advance? quite often, the way it works and i more for fuel in advance? quite - often, the way it works and supplies will set you up with a direct debit