Key Documents

As announced in the Budget 2021–22, Treasury has conducted a strategic assessment into the economy-wide roll-out of the Consumer Data Right.

Written submissions were sought from stakeholders on the questions contained in the consultation paper, with the consultation closing on 2 September 2021.

Responses to the strategic assessment consultation will inform Treasury’s analysis and advice to the Government about how the CDR should be rolled out. The strategic assessment process will form the foundations of the Government’s CDR Implementation Roadmap.

Treasury also conducted a CDR telecommunications sectoral assessment consultation, which closed on 19 August 2021.

On 24 January 2022, Treasury released the Strategic Assessment Outcomes report, which summarises feedback received from the Strategic Assessment consultation and announces ‘Open Finance’ as the next priority area to expand the CDR.

Submissions

46 submissions were received for this consultation, including 5 confidential submissions.

11eight – PDF 261.4 KB
Actuaries Institute – PDF 71.71 KB
Adatree – PDF 182.58 KB
American Express – PDF 248.12 KB
Assurance Lab – PDF 98.52 KB
Australian Energy Council – PDF 163.1 KB
Australian Industry Group – PDF 172.51 KB
Cuscal – PDF 120.97 KB
Financial Services Council – PDF 237.12 KB
Finder – PDF 932.61 KB
FinTech Australia – PDF 104.71 KB
Google – PDF 122.52 KB
illion – PDF 288.18 KB
Industry Super Australia – PDF 154.94 KB
InsurTech Australia – PDF 267.24 KB
iSelect – PDF 197.07 KB
Law Council of Australia – PDF 90.09 KB
Microsoft – PDF 188.55 KB
Qantas Group – PDF 244.79 KB
Relationships Australia – PDF 388.45 KB
Super Consumers Australia – PDF 148.18 KB
Xero – PDF 195.31 KB

Timeline

  • Opened
    closed
    22 July 2021
  • Closed
    closed
    2 September 2021