Welcome to the Business Consultation website

The Business Consultation website connects businesses, individuals, industry associations and not for profits with Australian Government departments and agencies. It provides opportunities for them to work together to develop and improve Australian Government policies and regulations. more »

You don’t have to be big to have a big voice in your industry’s future – register now

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Businesses & individuals

If you're an Australian business owner, individual, industry association or not for profit interested in business, the Australian Government wants to find out what you think about policies and regulations that may affect you or your business.

By registering with the Business Consultation website, you will:

  • Be better informed about policy and regulations affecting your business.
  • Have the opportunity to influence the development of new policy and regulation.

Register now to have your say. For further information visit our business & individuals page.

Government agencies

If you're an Australian Government department or agency, you can use this site to consult with businesses and individuals about business-related policy and regulation.

By registering you will:

  • Be able to reach a wider and more diverse audience.
  • Consult more easily with your stakeholders.

Register now to start consulting with businesses and individuals. For further information visit our government agencies page.

Public Consultations RSS

Current:

  • Wireless Broadband in the 26 GHz Band
    You are invited to comment on the proposed options for what and how the 26 GHz band could be allocated for wireless broadband use. This new band is now accessible with emerging technologies and will increase potential data capacity.
  • Service Migration Infringements
    You are invited to comment on the proposed telecommunications declaration amendment that would allow the ACMA to issue infringement notices for not following service migration standards and rules.
  • Indigenous Knowledge
    You are invited to comment on the intellectual property responsibilities relating to the protection and management of Indigenous knowledge, including commercialisation of that knowledge.

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