Regulatory burden
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Regulatory compliance cost
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Trade, tariffs and supply chains: Australian industry adjusts to new trade shocks
In 2025 the United States Government announced a suite of new tariffs, barriers and trade rules that are upending the global trade system. This report provides an overview of the US trade policy, emerging impacts on Australian industry, supply chain disruptions and the supply chain regulatory system. It calls for regulatory reform to support resilient...
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Horticulture compliance and regulation: reducing the burden by 2030
This research quantifies the cost and scope of the $213 million annual compliance, regulatory and red tape burden on the productivity and profitability of Australian vegetable growers. The report identifies numerous opportunities to substantially reduce compliance costs. Major challenges mainly relate to duplication of effort and other process inefficiencies. It makes 34 recommendations for change.
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Curbing the cost of cybersecurity fragmentation: an agenda for harmonisation across the Indo-Pacific
This report documents the width and depth of fragmentation of cybersecurity regulation in the Indo-Pacific – focusing on Australia, Japan, South Korea and Indonesia. It investigates whether the divergent regulatory burdens placed on the private sector is creating a systemic vulnerability and therefore deserves a strategic policy response.
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Review into small and medium-sized banks
A report from a review into the Australian banking sector focused on the role small and medium sized banks play in providing competition in the sector and the regulatory and market trends affecting them. It identifies several areas where regulation could be streamlined or simplified. The report provides recommendations for the Government and actions for...
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Creating a more dynamic and resilient economy: interim report
This interim report presents draft recommendations focused on two key policy reform areas: corporate tax reform to spur business investment and regulating to promote business dynamism. Significant changes to corporate tax and regulation can have a substantial beneficial impact on productivity growth in Australia. This interim inquiry report shows how.