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Reducing the burden on business

Reducing the Burden on Business

 

The Big Ideas to Grow NSW that support Reducing the burden on business are:

  1. Ensure taxpayers get better value for money by auditing government services and performance.

  2. Create jobs by cutting employment taxes and red tape.

  3. Move economic growth to the centre of State Government decision making by establishing the Department of Business Growth.

  4. Take charge of Sydney traffic by appointing a Transport Tsar.

  5. Help Sydney prepare for the future by creating 10 super councils.

 

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Reducing the Burden on Business
September 2009
Businesses in NSW are versatile and resilient, but one of their most common frustrations comes when dealing with the inefficiencies and unproductive processes within Government.
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Which is your favourite Big Idea to Grow NSW?
Auditing Government services and performance
Cutting employment taxes and red tape
Fighting for a fairer share of the GST
Ending the blame game in hospitals
Establishing the Department of Business Growth
Encouraging business to move to regional areas
Getting the politics out of infrastructure by creating Infrastructure NSW
Taking charge of Sydney traffic with a transport Tsar
Creating 10 Sydney Super Councils
Improving the HSC for students not attending university
 




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