Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
I Am Seeking: A. The Incoming Government Brief For The Election Held In 2025 A. Any ‘red Book’, ‘blue Book’ Or ‘yellow Book’ Or Similar Created For This Purpose.
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The ACCC released an incoming minister brief prepared for the Treasurer following the 2025 election. The document is an executive minute dated 15 May 2025 congratulating the reappointed Treasurer and outlining the ACCC's role in administering the Competition and Consumer Act 2010, enforcing competition law, protecting consumers, regulating digital infrastructure, operating the National Anti-Scam Centre, and providing secretariat services to the National Competition Council. The brief describes the ACCC's relationship with Treasury, noting overlap between competition enforcement and economic regulation, and outlines engagement practices including weekly meetings with ministerial advisors, advance notice of announcements, and provision of briefings on reports. The ACCC offered to schedule detailed discussions about the Treasurer's expectations and priorities for their second term, with contact details for Lisa Anne Ayres (General Manager, Executive Office) provided.
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