Submissions
ACSA has made a number of submissions on issues affecting the Aged Care sector, and is actively engaged in campaigning on a range of policies that affect our industry.
The current aged care reforms are the focus of ACSA's advocacy on behalf of members.
ACSA Frameworks
2020 Submissions
- Submission to the Royal Commission: Response to Counsel Assisting's Final Submissions, Part 1 and Part 2, November 2020
- Aged Care Services Sector National Consultative Feedback: Pathways & Tertiary Education in Aged Care, October 2020
- Submission to the Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee on the Aged Care Legislation Amendment (Financial Transparency) Bill 2020, 2 October 2020
- Submission to the Australian Building Codes Board: Proposal to include minimum accessibility standards for housing in the National Construction Code, September 2020
- Submission to the Royal Commission: Financing Aged Care, August 2020
- Submission to the Royal Commission: System Governance, July 2020
- Inquiry into the Queensland Government's Health Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, 6 July
- ACSA Submission on the Aged Care Worker Regulation Scheme to the Department of Health, 29 June
- VIC Portable Long Service Scheme - Consultation on Permanent Regulations, 26 June
- Aged Care Services Sector National Consultative Feedback: Student Work Placement, May 2020
- ACSA Submission on Button Battery Safety to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, 1 May
- Inquiry into Homelessness in Victoria, 27 March
Submissions by state
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2019 submissions
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2018 submissions
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2017 submissions
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2016 submissions
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2015 submissions
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2014 submissions
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2013 submissions
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