Submissions
Together, we can create a better future for all Australians
Through our unrivalled access to policy-makers and the strong support of our member base, we're able to offer robust solutions and recommendations on a host of issues. Check out some of our submissions to federal and state governments below. If you have some thoughts or feedback on a particular topic, you can share your story here.
Submission to the “Preventing Discounts on Inflated Prices” consultation paper
Australian Energy Market Commission
Submission to the ACT Housing Choices Consultation
ACT Government
Submission to the Victoria Budget 2018-2019
VIC Treasury
Submission to the Queensland Budget 2018-2019
QLD Treasury
Fees for Paper Bills
The Treasury
Federal Pre-Budget 2018-19 Submission
The Treasury
Submission to the ACT Budget 2018-2019
ACT Treasury
Integrated Care at Home Program for Older Australians
Department of Health
Value and affordability of private health insurance and out-of-pocket medical costs
Senate Standing Committees on Community Affairs
Review of National Aged Care Quality Regulatory Processes
Department of Health
Inquiry into the Social Services Legislation Amendment (Ending Carbon Tax Compensation) Bill 2017
Senate Standing Committees on Community Affairs
Submission to the Western Australian State Budget 2017-18
WA – Department of Treasury Western Australia
Submission to the South Australian State Budget 2017-18
SA – Department of Treasury and Finance
Submission to the Queensland State Budget 2017-18
QLD – Queensland Treasury
Submission to the Aged Care Legislated Review
Department of Health
Submission to the Inquiry into the Hearing Health and Wellbeing of Australia
Parliament of Australia
ACT Budget Submission 2017-18
ACT – Treasury
Submission to the Northern Territory Budget 2017-2018
NT – Northern Territory Department of Treasury and Finance
Submission to the Tasmanian Budget 2017-18
TAS – Department of Treasury and Finance
Superannuation Reform Package Exposure Bills
The Treasury
Submission to the Elder Abuse Inquiry: Response to the Issues Paper
Australian Law Reform Commission
