Submissions

The IPA strives every day to promote the causes of freedom and free markets in Australia. We regularly bring our research to the government in the form of submissions. Here you will find these submissions on a variety of topics to government inquiries.

Submissions

Chris Berg’s Response To Question On Notice

Chris Berg 24 February 2017 Ipa today, Publications,

Dear Committee, At the Sydney public hearings on the Select Committee on Red Tape on 24 February 2017, Senator Dastyari asked me to take on notice a “large ideological question”...

Submissions

Submission To The Senate Economics Committee Inquiry Into The Superannuation (Objective) Bill 2016 [Provisions]

Brett Hogan 22 December 2016 Finance and economics, Publications,

Policymakers shouldn’t be asking how the superannuation system can better support government spending, or more stringently punish those who seek to take care of themselves. It should be...

Submissions

Response To Tertiary Education Quality Standards – Diversity And Equity

Matthew Lesh 10 December 2016 Education and skills, Publications,

The proposed draft Guidance Note represents a significant threat to freedom of speech and free academic inquiry in Australia’s universities. The Guidance Note should be withdrawn. The concerns...

Submissions

IPA Opening Statements To The Senate Inquiry Into Criminal, Civil And Administrative Penalties For White Collar Crime

Andrew Bushnell and Darcy Allen 6 December 2016 Criminal justice, Publications,

Our submission is informed by the work of our ongoing criminal justice project, which is developing policy reform across the criminal justice system, from incarceration, to policing, to the...

Submission To The Senate Economics Legislation Committee Inquiry Into The Australian Government Superannuation Imposition Bill

Brett Hogan 21 November 2016 Finance and economics, Publications,

The purpose of the retirement income system should be to enable Australians to maintain in retirement the living standards they achieve during their working lives. While our system largely...

Submission To The Senate Environment And Communications Committee – Ensuring A Future For Australian Coal Fired Power Stations

Brett Hogan 1 November 2016 Energy and resources, Publications,

Electricity systems exist to provide safe, reliable and affordable power to consumers and to businesses. The role of government should only be to support competition and private sector innovation...