Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Final Copies Of The Accc's Incoming Government Briefs (the "red" And "blue" Books) Prepared For The Incoming Minister/s
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The ACCC provided an incoming government brief to the reappointed Treasurer dated 15 May 2025. The document outlines the ACCC's regulatory role administering the Competition and Consumer Act 2010, enforcing competition and consumer protection law, operating the National Anti-Scam Centre, regulating Digital ID, and servicing the National Competition Council. The brief confirms the ACCC's Treasury portfolio position and describes its engagement approach with ministerial offices, including weekly meetings with advisors, advance notice of announcements, and provision of executive briefings on reports. The ACCC emphasises its capacity to inform policy development through parliamentary submissions, legislative review participation, and competition advocacy where it identifies gaps in the legislative framework. No specific enforcement actions, investigations, or market reviews are detailed in this excerpt.
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