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The Discussion Paper was aimed at starting a conversation about how the NSW Government can best support continued growth in living standards in the years ahead, recognising that higher productivity growth is key to ensuring this. It identified six priority areas with potential to boost productivity in NSW:
- Building human capital for a modern and evolving economy.
- Reliable, sustainable, and productive use of our water and energy.
- Smart ways to get more from our infrastructure.
- Modernising our tax system to help our economy grow.
- Planning for the housing we want and the jobs we need.
- Forward looking regulation to support competition and innovation.
Feedback on the Discussion Paper has now closed.
Submissions
To view any of the submissions, contact the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission.
List of submissions received
A
- Applied Economics Pty Ltd
- Australasian College of Dermatologists
- Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering
- Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity
- Australian Energy Council
- Australian Industry Group
- Australian Institute of Architects
- Australian Passive House Association
B
- Better Planning Network
- Bridge Housing
- Building Designers Association of Australia
C
- Carers NSW
- Central NSW Joint Organisation
- Centre for Independent Studies
- Centre for International Economics
- Centre for Universal Design Australia
- Chesterfield Projects
- City Futures Research Centre, University of New South Wales
- City of Newcastle
- City of Sydney
- City West Housing Pty Ltd Submission
- Combined Development Group Pty Ltd
- Commercial and Economic Planning Association
- Community Housing Industry Association
- Contract Governance International Group 1
- Contract Governance International Group 2
D
- Department of Communities and Justice
- Department of Education
E
- Energy Inspection Pty Ltd
F
- Federation of Hunting Clubs
- Financial Services Council
G
- Grattan Institute, Tony Wood and Guy Dundas
- Green Building Council of Australia
H
- Hills Shire Council
- Housing Industry Association
I
- Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal\
- Individual 1
- Individual 2
- Individual 5
- Individual 6
- Individual 9
- Infrastructure Partnerships Australia
- Insurance Australia Group
- Insurance Council of Australia
J
- John Freebairn, University of Melbourne
K
- KPMG
O
- OneWater Advocates
P
- Pharmacy Guild of Australia NSW Branch
- Planning Institute Australia
- Principal Advice
- Prof Hans Coster, University of Sydney
- Prof Rico Merkert, University of Sydney
- Property Council of Australia
- Prosper Australia
- Public Interest Advocacy Centre
- Public Service Commission
R
- Rojz Boutique
- Rolfe Constructions
S
- School Efficiency Metrics Australasia
- Shelter NSW
- Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils
- Sydney Airport
- Sydney Water
T
- TAFE Community Alliance
- Tenants Union of NSW
- Tom Tsihilis
- TCorp 1
- TCorp 2
- Transport and Logistics Centre 1
- Transport and Logistics Centre 2
U
- University of NSW
- Urban Development Institute of Australia
- Urban Taskforce
- Urbanised Pty Ltd
- Urbis
W
- Water Services Association of Australia
- Waverley Council
- Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue
- Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils 1
- Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils 2
- Willoughby City Council