Consultation period: 27 June to 25 July

Treasury is seeking views on priority reforms to consider as part of the Economic Reform Roundtable process. It is interested in ideas and proposals to:

  • improve productivity – for example, cutting red tape without lowering standards, leveraging technology and Artificial intelligence
  • build economic resilience in the face of global uncertainty – for example, attracting investment, promoting trade and security supply chains, diversifying our industrial base and building a skilled and adaptable workforce
  • strengthen budget sustainability – for example, options to improve the structural position of the budget and fund high-quality services and priorities.

It is also inviting tax reform proposals, as part of each of these priority areas.

Ideas and proposals submitted should be:

  • in the national interest – rather than the interest of particular sectors or states
  • fiscally responsible – reform packages should be budget neutral at a minimum or potentially budget positive
  • specific and practical.

Further information is available at the Treasury website.

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