Results updated 14 Oct 2020
A summary of submissions recieved during the public consultation Measurement Assurance is available below.
Files:
Summary Paper - Measurement Assurance, 2.0 MB (PDF document)
Summary Paper - Measurement Assurance, 938.2 KB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
Published responses
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Overview
The Australian Government is reviewing Australia's measurement laws.
The Measurement Law Review aims to identify any aspects of Australia's measurement framework that can be modernised, streamlined or simplified to better meet the needs of a modern economy.
Measurement Assurance represents the third tranche of public consultations and consists of two discussion papers each examining a different aspect of measurement assurance.
Third Party Arrangements explores the adequacy and suitability of current third party arrangements and what improvements could be made to the role of the inspectorate in relation to third parties.
Compliance Arrangements examines current enforcement options and what improvements could be made to the current role the inspectorate plays in compliance monitoring.
Why we are consulting
The insights gained through this consultation will help create a simple and modern measurement framework that can meet the measurement challenges of today and opportunities of tomorrow.
Feedback to this paper will be used to inform the development of policy options for Australia’s future measurement laws.
What happens next
Related
Measurement Law Review - Guide to the Discussion Papers [pdf] 815.7 KB (PDF document)
Measurement Law Review - Guide to the Discussion Papers [word] 61.5 KB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
Discussion Paper 5 - Third Party Arrangements [pdf] 2.2 MB (PDF document)
Discussion Paper 5 - Third Party Arrangements [word] 2.4 MB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
Discussion Paper 6 - Compliance Arrangements [pdf] 2.2 MB (PDF document)
Discussion Paper 6 - Compliance Arrangements [word] 2.7 MB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
Scope of Australia's Measurement Laws - Previous Consultation Page