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27 peak bodies call for cuts to regulatory costs
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AI-generatedAustralian business groups are calling for a significant reduction in regulatory costs to alleviate financial pressures on consumers and businesses amid rising costs linked to the Middle East conflict. The high compliance burden, estimated at $160 billion annually, is seen as a drag on economic efficiency and competitiveness.
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- 27 Australian business groups urge governments to cut regulatory costs by 25%.
- Federal regulatory compliance costs Australia ~$160 billion annually, nearly 6% of GDP.
- Overlapping regulations across federal, state, and local governments increase complexity and costs.
- Appeal comes three weeks before the Federal Government's 2026-27 Budget announcement.
- Target is a 25% reduction in regulatory costs by 2030.
The agriculture sector could benefit significantly from reduced regulatory burdens, enhancing profitability. However, specific regulations may limit actual savings.
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