ACIF provides its Members with an efficient way to stay abreast of relevant public policy discussions and to leverage their influence on matters of mutual interest. It does this by:
- developing policies, backed up with credible research
- actively engaging with politically influential individuals to communicate ACIF policy messages
- being aware of, or involved in, work by other peak consultative groups operating in policy terrains that impact on the built environment.
ACIF policies address issues in two broad groups:
| Construction Industry | Built Environment and Community |
|---|---|
| Procurement and value | Housing |
| Productivity | Taxation |
| Risk and liability management | Sustainability |
| Education and skills | Infrastructure |
| Workplace relations | Property Law Reform |
| Workplace Health and Safety | Governance reform |
Policies from ACIF Member organisations are available from organisation websites, links to which are available in the ACIF Directory.
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