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HomeTag: Regulation

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PUBLICATIONS
Red Tape Costs Billions, So Let’s Black-list It

Red Tape Costs Billions, So Let’s Black-list It

Gideon Rozner 5 January 2018 Ipa today, Opinion,

The government should make 2018 the year to rid us of burdensome, silly regulations. As Coalition MPs enjoy the summer respite after a tumultuous year in politics, Malcolm Turnbull is…

Originally appeared in The Australian
Opinion
The Turnbull Government Is Punishing The Poor

The Turnbull Government Is Punishing The Poor

Gideon Rozner 30 November 2017 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

American lawyer and politician Gideon J Tucker once observed that ‘no man’s life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session’. Given the ceaseless rapacity of...

Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
PUBLICATIONS
Think Long And Hard Before Banning Short Stays

Think Long And Hard Before Banning Short Stays

Gideon Rozner 28 November 2017 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

As in so many industries, the so-called “sharing economy” has brought seismic change to the tourism market. The rise of platforms such as Airbnb and Stayz has seen a massive…

Originally appeared in Daily Telegraph
Research Papers
Why Proposed ‘Reforms’ To Consumer Leases Are Just More Red Tape

Why Proposed ‘Reforms’ To Consumer Leases Are Just More Red Tape

Gideon Rozner 21 November 2017 Ipa today, Parliamentary research briefs,

New research by the Institute of Public Affairs explains why the Turnbull Government’s proposed changes to consumer lease regulation would amount to unnecessary red tape. The rental of household...

Opinion
The Rash Of Red Tape Is Spreading Like A Disease

The Rash Of Red Tape Is Spreading Like A Disease

David Leyonhjelm 10 November 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

The crippling effects of red tape on the economy are unfortunately not restricted to the NSW housing sector. As chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Red Tape, I have…

Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
Research Papers
Barriers To Prosperity: Red Tape And The Regulatory State In Australia

Barriers To Prosperity: Red Tape And The Regulatory State In Australia

Daniel Wild 7 November 2017 Ipa today, Publications,

Australia has experienced 26 years of unbroken economic growth. However, this aggregate figure masks stagnant wages growth and a deterioration in the living standards of many in the Australian...

Media Releases
IPA Report: Red Tape Reaches Crisis Point In Australia

IPA Report: Red Tape Reaches Crisis Point In Australia

Daniel Wild 7 November 2017 Ipa today, Media releases,

Free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has today released a new landmark report, Barriers to Prosperity: Red Tape and the Regulatory State in Australia, authored by IPA…

IPA Today
Bank Regulation: Liberals Try To Prove They Hate Banks Even More Than Labor

Bank Regulation: Liberals Try To Prove They Hate Banks Even More Than Labor

John Roskam 27 October 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

“Since when did a conservative government become more socialist than the ALP? What does a conservative government stand for if it wants to regulate the employment conditions of leaders...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
Opinion
How Our Threatened Species Program Is Costing Us Dearly

How Our Threatened Species Program Is Costing Us Dearly

Morgan Begg 24 October 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

The future prosperity of regional Australia is threatened by unnecessary regulatory roadblocks. All industries, but particularly those in regional Australia, are subject to a byzantine array of...

Originally appeared in Queensland Country Life
Opinion
Media Reforms A Significant Achievement

Media Reforms A Significant Achievement

Evan Mulholland 21 September 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

The government’s market liberalisation win on media reform should not be underestimated. Despite the $60 million of taxpayer funds doled out to private media organisations, this is a step...

Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
Opinion
Too Much Red Tape Could Keep Drones Grounded

Too Much Red Tape Could Keep Drones Grounded

Darcy Allen 26 July 2017 Ipa today, Opinion,

From spraying pastures to collecting crop data, drones are set to revolutionise Australian agriculture. However, despite this enormous pot-ential, calls for more regulation threaten to keep drones...

Originally appeared in The Weekly Times
Opinion
Innovation Statement? The Government Doesn’t Even Allow Lemonade Stands

Innovation Statement? The Government Doesn’t Even Allow Lemonade Stands

John Roskam 20 July 2017 Australian way of life, Ipa today,

The story of what happened to Chelsea-lee Downes reveals everything that’s wrong with Australia’s attitude to innovation and risk-taking. Malcolm Turnbull and Chris Pyne’s...

Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review 11th December, 2015
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