NSW Productivity and Equality Commission Green Paper

Following on from our Discussion Paper, the Continuing the Productivity Conversation Green Paper, identifies big and small measures the NSW Government can take to boost productivity.

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A bright future for NSW depends on the reforms we make today. Following on from our Discussion Paper, in August 2020 the NSW Productivity Commission released our Continuing the Productivity Conversation Green Paper which identified big and small measures the NSW Government can take in the short, medium and longer-term to boost productivity. 

In consultation with community, industry bodies, representative organisations, and not-for-profits, the Green Paper put forward draft recommendations for productivity-enhancing reforms.

Feedback on the Green Paper has now closed.

Submissions

To view any of the submissions, contact the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission.

List of submissions received

B

  • Blacktown City Council
  • Business Council of Co-operatives and Mutuals
  • Business NSW

C

  • Cancer Council NSW
  • Canterbury Bankstown Council
  • Central NSW Joint Organisation
  • Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand
  • City Futures Research Centre
  • City of Newcastle
  • Community Housing Industry Association NSW

F

  • Federation of Hunting Clubs
  • Financial Services Council
  • Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education

H

  • Housing Industry Association

I

  • Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal
  • Individual 1
  • Individual 2
  • Individual 3
  • Individual 5
  • Individual 6
  • Individual 7
  • Individual 8
  • Individual 9
  • Individual 10
  • Individual 11
  • Individual 12
  • Individual 13
  • Insurance Council of Australia
  • Intellihub

K

  • Kingspan
     

L

  • Lake Macquarie City Council
  • Large Format Retail Association
  • Liverpool City Council
  • Local Government NSW

M

  • Mid Coast Council

N

  • National Fire Industry Association, Australia
  • Neuron Mobility
  • New South Wales Teachers Federation
  • NSW Aboriginal Land Council
  • NSW Department of Communities and Justice
  • NSW Plumbing Trades Employee’s Union
  • NSW Ports

O

  • Open Cities Alliance

P

  • Planning Institute of Australia
  • Property Council of Australia
  • Property Exchange Australia
  • Public Interest Advocacy Centre

R

  • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association

S

  • Serco Australia
  • SGS Economics & Planning
  • Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils
  • Sydney Airport
  • Sydney Desalination Plant
  • Sydney Water

T

The Hills Shire Council
The Law Society of New South Wales

U

Urban Development Institute of Australia (NSW)
Urban Perspectives
Urban Taskforce

W

Waverley Council
Western Sydney Health Alliance

Download

Download NSW Productivity and Equality Commission Green Paper PDF 14.21MB File last updated on: 26 August 2025.
Download NSW Productivity and Equality Commission Green Paper - Executive Summary PDF 368.08KB File last updated on: 26 August 2025.

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Type: Green paper, Public submission
Author: NSW Productivity and Equality Commission
Publication Date: 01 August 2020

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