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Further delays could see key shipbuilding program added to Defence’s ‘projects of concern’ watch list.

Labor uses surprise tactic to sidestep Coalition national security ‘test’ for second time in two days

And the ABF will probably do it again.

Attorney general also tells hearing no changes have been made to the Coalition’s proposed model, despite two years of consultation

The executive director of the Association of Independently Owned Financial Professionals (AIOFP) says he is optimistic about the future of the advice community on the back of a Senate committee report

The Senate has overturned the proxy advice reforms announced at the end of last year, despite the new regime having already begun.

News that the Senate blocked contentious reforms to proxy advice have been widely praised by industry members and groups. On Thursday (10 February), independent senator Rex Patrick’s move to disal

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's attempts to kneecap Australia’s fledgling proxy advisory sector were shot down in the Senate.

ACSI is pleased to see the Senate block reforms to proxy advice saying the system had already been working well to deliver quality advice that supports investors and millions of superannuation fund members.

The Senate has moved to disallow the proposed proxy advice reforms in a move welcomed by CPA Australia. On Thursday (10 February) the contentious reforms to proxy advice were disallowed, following muc