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Organisation

Department of the Treasury (Australia)

Owning Institution:
Report

Review of AI and the Australian Consumer Law


This review is part of the Australian Government's work in conducting reviews of laws to assess how they apply to artificial intelligence (AI) use. This report outlines that the Australian Consumer Law (ACL), when combined with other laws, can generally handle challenges that come with AI products and services. It makes six findings.
Report

Australia’s net zero transformation: Treasury modelling and analysis


The modelling and analysis report examines the impact of the net zero transformation on Australia and provides insights into the economic opportunities from different pathways. The report was prepared to support the development of Australia’s net zero plan and sector plans. It makes five key conclusions.
Strategy

Treasury evaluation strategy: embedding a culture of evaluation


This strategy explains the approach to evaluation at the Australian Department of the Treasury. Treasury recognises that effective monitoring and evaluation is important at all stages of the policy cycle. The strategy outlines a set of strategic priorities and actions to support evaluation planning, delivery and capability in Treasury.
Report

Best-practice regulatory principles for the adoption of standards


This report offers strategic guidance on best practice regulatory approaches for adopting standards. Its aim is to promote the reduction of regulatory barriers in net-zero sectors and enhance regulatory alignment between Australia and New Zealand. It develops an economic framework to guide governments and regulators in deciding whether to adopt regulatory standards.
Assessment

Regulation impact statement: Home Guarantee Scheme


The Home Guarantee Scheme (HGS) assists individuals into home ownership. This Impact Analysis Equivalent has been prepared to inform the Government’s decision to expand the Australian Government's support through the HGS to all first home buyers. Treasury estimates the proposal will increase average regulatory costs by $5.38 million per year, over ten years.