Correspondence About Fuel Tax Credits

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This disclosure comprises email correspondence and a letter from Rio Tinto's leadership to Treasurer Jim Chalmers dated 12 August 2025. Rio Tinto's CEO Kellie Parker wrote to commend the Government's productivity reform agenda, referencing the 2023 Intergenerational Report's finding that Australia's economic growth over the next forty years will be slower than the previous forty years. Parker emphasised mining's role as Australia's largest driver of economic growth over the past two decades and sought the Government's focus on long-term economic reforms during its consultation on five productivity pillars. No specific fuel tax credit policy positions, quantitative impacts, or internal Treasury analysis appear in the released excerpt. The document appears to be a stakeholder engagement letter rather than Treasury fiscal policy advice or modelling.