Supporting innovation in consumers interests:
This submission looks at the principles around consumer protections in the energy market and argues the case for a vulnerability-based approach to consumer protection. A
March 25, 2015
This submission looks at the principles around consumer protections in the energy market and argues the case for a vulnerability-based approach to consumer protection. A
Demand management needs to be part of ensuring efficient costs for consumers, which is why it was included in the National Energy Market (NEM) ambitions
This submission responds to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse consultation paper on redress and civil litigation. The consultation paper considers
This submission responds to the Australian Law Reform Commission Issues Paper on Traditional rights and freedoms. The Paper considers a number of common law rights
This submission is in response to the discussion paper released by the NSW Department of Family and Community Services in November 2014, titled Social Housing
This submission responded to the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) draft revenue determination (the draft determination) for the three NSW electricity distribution network service providers (DNSPs)
This submission focuses on the past, present and future increasing cost of gas for NSW household consumers and the negative consequences of these cost increases. PIAC recommends more
This submission was made to the Senate Environment and Communications Reference Committee’s inquiry into the performance and management of electricity network companies. In the submission,
This submission expresses concern that the Energy White Paper does not address climate change mitigation or adaption and recommends that the White Paper develop recommendations
This submission responded to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) Consultation Paper for its 2015 Retail Competition Review (the Consultation Paper). The Consultation Paper seeks
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