Documents provided to the Treasury on submissions to the Economic Reform Roundtable

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This release contains a single external submission from Aware Super, a large profit-for-members superannuation fund, to the Economic Reform Roundtable, provided to Treasury. It contains no internal briefs, costings, modelling or ministerial advice. The submission proposes eight reforms: addressing skills shortages (citing a 45% national shortage in technicians and trades); extending GST concessions via the nominal consideration rule and aligning income tax rates for affordable housing to Community Housing Provider levels, citing a $17.5 billion annual opportunity cost of essential worker housing in Sydney; extending CGT rollover relief to super funds; a targeted review process for infrastructure projects; faster distributed energy connections; simplifying RG97 fee disclosures; allowing direct pension top-ups under the Transfer Balance Cap; and an inquiry into digital infrastructure barriers. No Treasury response or position is recorded.