Barnaby Joyce, serving as the Treasury spokesperson for One Nation, has acknowledged that the party has not produced economic modelling for its proposed policy to grant millions of households early access to their superannuation funds. The policy, which has faced scrutiny regarding its potential impact on inflation and long-term retirement savings, was the subject of two consecutive days of questioning in media interviews.

During an appearance on the ABC’s 7.30 program, Joyce dismissed expectations that he should have comprehensive knowledge of the policy's economic consequences, stating, "I am not Jesus Christ." Following this, in a subsequent interview on Tuesday, Joyce further rejected the necessity of providing the detailed economic analysis typically expected of major financial policy proposals. He characterized the demand for such modelling as unreasonable, suggesting that the party's platform does not require the same level of technical justification as traditional government or opposition policies.