Electorate Correspondence

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This is electorate correspondence from Federal Member for Lilley Anika Wells to Treasurer Jim Chalmers reporting feedback from a local economic productivity roundtable held 7 August 2025. The document outlines stakeholder recommendations from Lilley's diverse business sectors (defence, aviation, manufacturing, healthcare, education, not-for-profit) across three policy areas: renewable energy investment, with calls for expanded commercial sector incentives including tax credits and subsidies for solar and battery storage; domestic manufacturing capability, with concerns about over-reliance on imported industrial equipment and skilled workforce shortages, and recommendations for greater government support for advanced automation and robotics to build sovereign capacity and reduce global supply chain vulnerability; and technology adoption, recommending increased government investment in artificial intelligence and quantum computing to boost productivity while avoiding over-regulation that could hinder innovation. No quantitative cost estimates or revenue impacts are provided. The correspondence functions as constituency feedback rather than formal policy analysis.