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NSW Coalition headline commitments

Prior to the NSW election, the Property Council of Australia asked the NSW Coalition to outline their key pre-election commitments as they relate to our industry.

The key commitments made by the NSW Liberals and Nationals are summarised below.

Tax and Planning commitments

Repeal the ad valorem tax introduced in the 2010-11 Budget, saving the property sector $429 million over four years.
Improve housing affordability by extending stamp duty concessions to those over 55 years and provide a regional relocation grant of $7,000.
Target land release of 10,000 additional lots by Landcom in four years.
Conduct a complete review of the EP&A Act. The review will be conducted by an independent expert panel with the aim of enacting legislation by mid-term.

Red tape reduction commitments

Reduce red tape for small business by introducing a one on, two off rule for new regulations, and committing to 20 per cent red tape reduction in the first term.
Support national harmonisation of Occupational Health and Safety regimes, meaning that model OH&S legislation can progress across all jurisdictions to meet COAG's objective of regulatory and operational reform.

Infrastructure commitments

Establish Infrastructure NSW to deliver infrastructure. Based on the Infrastructure Australia model, the agency will be overseen by an expert board and independent Chair. Infrastructure NSW will prepare 20 year State Infrastructure Strategy with detailed five year Infrastructure Pans funded through Budget forward estimates.
Deliver North West and South West Rail Links in Sydney - and determine which major road project will be built first out of the M4 East and M5 Duplication.
Establish Restart NSW, a capital fund for public transport, roads, economic and health infrastructure, and supportive infrastructure for frontline workers.
Up to $1 billion will be unlocked for local councils to upgrade urban and economic infrastructure, including coastal communities.
Complete independent audit of the state's financial position within nine months of taking office, with an interim report to be completed before the first Budget is handed down.
A new convention and exhibition centre at Darling Harbour with a new multi-function facility to replace the Sydney Entertainment Centre, delivered via PPP with at least one premium hotel development. The new centre will stimulate bids for major events, such as the 2015 IMF and World Bank Board of Governors Meeting.

Since the election on March 26, the new Premier has vowed that all election promises will be honoured despite the now apparent $4.5 billion Budget shortfall.

Published:
30 Mar 2011
Author:
Property Council
Source:
Property Council of Australia