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Today, the Premier followed through on a commitment made upon taking office and announced the commencement of the Royal Commission into Victoria's construction industry, with a particular focus on the CFMEU and related conduct across major construction projects.
Traditionally, builders have regarded lock-up stage as complete when a home is secure from the elements and unauthorised access.
HIA provided feedback on the Residential Aged Care Bed Supply Consultation Paper.
“The Housing Industry Association supports allowing self-managed superannuation funds to continue using Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements to finance the construction of new homes while the impact of the Government’s prohibition is properly assessed,” said HIA Chief Economist, Tim Reardon.
Today, the Premier followed through on a commitment made upon taking office and announced the commencement of the Royal Commission into Victoria's construction industry, with a particular focus on the CFMEU and related conduct across major construction projects.
Traditionally, builders have regarded lock-up stage as complete when a home is secure from the elements and unauthorised access.
HIA provided feedback on the Residential Aged Care Bed Supply Consultation Paper.
“The Housing Industry Association supports allowing self-managed superannuation funds to continue using Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements to finance the construction of new homes while the impact of the Government’s prohibition is properly assessed,” said HIA Chief Economist, Tim Reardon.