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MOTOR TRADERS ASSOCIATION OF NSW The Motor Traders’ Association of NSW (MTA NSW) and the Motor Traders’ Association of Australia (MTAA), both welcomed the recent release of world-leading draft legislation to mandate access to motor vehicle service and repair information. The release follows two years of intensive investigations and wide-ranging consultation by the Treasury Department and other Government portfolios. As with the original Heads of Agreement between the five peak automotive sector organisations, MTAA has provided a pivotal role in facilitating industry and government consultations on the development of the draft legislation which incorporates provisions on how the legislation will be implemented. ....
Car ownership will get cheaper when manufacturers are forced to share tools and data with third-party mechanics under proposed changes set to go before parliament next year. Previously off-limits to independent workshops, the mandatory availability of special tools and software currently withheld from independent workshops will give motorists a chance to shop around when maintaining their car. Supporters say the move will benefit drivers, but some car makers object to sharing data with third parties on the grounds of safety and security. Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar said the planned reforms establish a level playing field for all participants in the automotive service and repair sector, increasing competition and consumer choice. ....
Car ownership will get cheaper when manufacturers are forced to share tools and data with third-party mechanics under proposed changes set to go before parliament next year. Previously off-limits to independent workshops, the mandatory availability of special tools and software currently withheld from independent workshops will give motorists a chance to shop around when maintaining their car. Supporters say the move will benefit drivers, but some car makers object to sharing data with third parties on the grounds of safety and security. Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar said the planned reforms establish a level playing field for all participants in the automotive service and repair sector, increasing competition and consumer choice. ....