Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Key Words: Correspondence, Scams Prevention Framework
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This disclosure contains correspondence from March 2025 between Treasury and ACCC officials regarding the National Anti-Scam Centre (NASC) Targeting Scams Report. The email from Treasury's Office of the Assistant Treasurer provides feedback on a draft report, with particular emphasis on ensuring the document accurately reflects the Government's Scams Prevention Framework policy intent and designation process. Treasury flagged one substantive "red line issue" requiring incorporation of Treasury's amendments to properly articulate the framework's nuances and government commitments. The communication demonstrates inter-agency coordination during the report development phase, with Treasury asserting its authority as the policy lead on scams prevention framework matters.
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