Through the policies and strategies that we develop, TCCI aims to be a positive influence in improving Tasmania's productivity, business environment, and social outcomes.
Approach to advocacy
TCCI achieves its policy objectives through our strategic engagement with leading policy-makers and elected officials, participating in policy debates, and public advocacy efforts. This includes meeting with politicians and government officials, contributing to policymaking processes, and promoting our positions through media and community engagement.
How we advocate
As the voice for Business in Tasmania, TCCI works hard to ensure that the voice of business is heard by leaders across all three tiers of government. Through the committees that we chair, and the many more that we sit on, we are able to advocate on behalf of the interests of our members and the business community more broadly.
These committees and groups include:
- TCCI Tasmanian Logistics Committee
- TCCI Work Health and Safety Committee
- NWTD Stakeholder Liaison Group
- ACCI Workplace Relation Committee
- ACCI Economics and Industry Policy Committee
- ACCI Small Business Committee
- ACCI Sustainability Advisory Group
- The Tasmanian Chamber Alliance
- TasBuild Board
- Southern Transport Forum
- Bio-security Committee
- Jobs Tasmania Advisory Committee
- University of Tasmania MBA Advisory Committee
- Employer of Choice Advisory Group
- Electric Vehicle Working Group
- Tasmanian Traineeships and Apprenticeships Committee
- Southern Tasmanian Jobs and Skills Taskforce
- Department for Education, Children and Young People RTO Advisory Board
Our voice
The value of our voice comes from our independence from party politics. By not aligning our interests with any single political party or individual, those who listen know to trust that we speak only on behalf of Business in Tasmania.
Being independent from party politics allows us the flexibility to support an idea rather than where it might come from. Because of this, we have a proven ability to foster strong relationships with political representatives and industry leaders, regardless of their backgrounds.
RECENT ENGAGEMENT
Explore some of the ways the TCCI have engaged in advocating for Business in Tasmania.
Energy
- Marinus Link
- Energy Pricing
- Robbins Island Wind Farm
- Basslink
Infrastructure and Planning
- UTAS Move to the City
- Macquarie Point
- Bridgewater Bridge
- Hobart International Airport
Skills and Labour
- Immigration
- Workforce Participation
- Pathways to Work
Freight and Logistics
- Integrated Freight Strategy
- Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme
Vocational Education & Training
- ACCI Vet Submission March 2023
- TasTAFE Reform
Mental Health
- Employee Assistance Service - Pilot Proposal
Small Business
- Interim Business Growth Strategy
Reform and Regulations
- Restoration of the House of Assembly
- Motor Vehicle Insurers Repair Industry Code of Practice
Trade and Exporters
- Tasmanian Trade Action Plan
- New Zealand Trade Mission
Environment
- Electric Vehicles
- Hydrogen Heavy Duty Vehicles
- Climate Change Action Plan
- Waste and Resources Recovery Strategy - Circular Economy