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Lynda KociFriday, 16 September 2016 10:23 AM Louise Dunne RE:

Hi Louise

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No problem, will arrange for these for the next sitting (thankfully we get a few weeks break, after three sittings in a row).

Lynda KociAssistant Policy Officer Corporate Group Queensland TreasuryLevel 9, Executive Building, 100 George Street Phone: 303 51944 (dial full number)Email: Web: www.treasurv.qld.gov.au

QueenslandGovernment

From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 5:27 PM To: Lynda KociSubject: RE:

Hi Lynda

ThanksLouise

From: Lynda KociSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 8:20 AMTo: Louise DunneCc: George Hasanakos RI-CLLO & Ministerial Services <RI- [email protected]>Subject:

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Gregory Tonks Friday, 16 September 2016 8:30 AM Louise Dunne

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Hi Louise - can I ask you to keep me in on these things. I've been trying to engage Jason on the issue for a while now. Thanks mate, Greg

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From: Adam PennicottSent: Friday, 16 September 2016 8:27 AMTo: Gregory Tonks; Rimu NelsonSubject:

Guys FYI we've been asked to brief Jason on the QPC again on Tuesday. Obviously I did such a good job the first time. Rimu I'll make sure those charts and speaking points are ready today.

Adam PennicottPrincipal Treasury Analyst - Energy TeamShareholder and Structural Policy DivisionQueensland TreasuryLevel 8,100 George StreetPhone: (07) 3035 1914 (dial full number)MobileEmail: Web: www.treasury.qld.gov.au

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From: Louise DunneSent: Friday, 16 September 2016 7:58:31 AM To: Adam PennicottSubject:

Hi AdamCan Jason get a briefing / presentation on tues morn if possible on aboveSorry I'm not at work today to organise invites and all but just thought shld try lock in.. Thanks

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From: Louise DunneSent: Friday, 16 September 2016 7:59 AMTo: Adam PennicottSubject:

Hi AdamCan Jason get a briefing / presentation on tues morn if possible on aboveSorry I'm not at work today to organise invites and all but just thought shld try lock in.. Thanks Louise

On 15 Sep 2016, at 11:11 AM, Adam Pennicott wrote:

Hi Louise

ThanksAdam

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Louise DunneThursday, 15 September 2016 5:29 PM 'Maire Ingram'RE: Work Program - presentations/speaking events

Hi MaireThanks for everything today... should be a statement released I think todayHope all well otherwiseLouise

From: Maire IngramSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 1:52 PMTo: Louise Dunne Cc: Gregory TonksSubject: RE: Work Program - presentations/speaking events

QPC have provided the following re presentations/speaking events.

The Principal Commissioner has made presentations to:

• FEBRUARY - Renewable Energy Expert Panel• MARCH - Consumer and Industry Reference Group (Energy), Brisbane• JUNE - Queensland Energy Forum, Brisbane• JUNE - Australian Energy Week, Melbourne• JUNE - Red Tape Reduction Advisory Panel

Executive Director• MARCH - Executive Director presented at the OECD 2nd Asian Public Governance Forum on Regulatory

Reform Conference (Malaysia)

Regarding the productivity research they are undertaking - the QPC advise the work isn't necessarily confidential, but that the Board will need to approve any outputs from that work.

Regards,Maire

Maire Ingram (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri) Principal Treasury Analyst Shareholder and Structural Policy Division Queensland Treasury

Phone: 07 3035 3145Email:Web: www.treasurv.qld.gov.au

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From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 11:56 AM To: Maire Ingram Subject: Work Program

Hi again

Sorry hot topic today - can we get QPC work program as discussed by about 12:30. Also include any big events the Commissioner has spoken at since the electricity inquiry.ThanksLouise

From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 11:17 AM To: Maire Ingram; Michael Martindale Subject: FW: Letter from Treasurer

From: George HasanakosSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 10:57 AMTo: kim.woodCc: Jason Humphreys Louise Dunne

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Dear Mr Wood,

Please find attached a letter from the Treasurer.

Regards


George HasanakosSenior Policy AdvisorOffice of the Hon. Curtis Pitt MPTreasurerMinister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Minister for Sport

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Maire IngramThursday, 15 September 2016 1:33 PMLouise DunneGregory TonksRE: Work Program

Hi Louise,

Happy to discuss if this isn't clear.

Regards,Maire




From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 1:08 PM To: Maire Ingram Subject: Re: Work Program

Marie.Have another Q.

Sorry treas doing massive press release

On 15 Sep 2016, at 12:50 PM, Maire Ingram wrote:

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From: Maire Ingram Sent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 1:17 PMTo: Louise DunneCc: Gregory TonksSubject: RE: Work Program

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From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 1:08 PM To: Maire Ingram Subject: Re: Work Program






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From: Michael MartindaleSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 11:30 AMTo: Louise Dunne Maire Ingram

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TreasurerMinister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Minister for Sport

Level 9 Executive Building 100 George St Brisbane

Our Ref: 03084-2016 GP0 Box 611 BrisbaneQueensland 4001 Australia Telephone 07 3719 7200 Email [email protected] Website www.treasury.qld.gov.au

ABN 90 856 020 239

Mr Kim WoodPrincipal CommissionerQueensland Productivity CommissionPO Box 12112George StreetBRISBANE QLD 4003

Dear^rJAWod KtM

Inquiry into Queensland Manufacturing

I am writing to direct the Queensland Productivity Commission to undertake an Inquiry into Queensland Manufacturing, pursuant to section 23 of the Queensland Productivity Commission Act 2015. The Inquiry should also include a review of international reshoring initiatives.

Queensland's manufacturing sector is a significant contributor to employment, as well as regional and economic growth within the State. Manufacturing also has a strong regional presence and is a significant employer in regional economies.

In 2014-15, Queensland’s manufacturing sector:

• represented $20.3 billion (7.1 per cent) of State output;

• directly employed 169,700 persons (December quarter 2015);

• contributed $15.9 billion (33.8 per cent) of the total value of Queensland's international merchandise exports; and

• invested $2.29 billion in private new capital expenditure (nominal terms).

A key priority for Government is ensuring that Queensland’s manufacturing sector continues to remain globally competitive, productive and innovative, and generates jobs into the future.

While there are significant emerging opportunities, the manufacturing sector is also facing a number of challenges including business costs and regulation, skills shortages and strong emerging international competition.

The objective of the Inquiry is to develop policy options to improve the productivity and competitiveness of the Queensland manufacturing sector.

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This should include a focus on identifying opportunities to maximise existing advantages, improve weaknesses and take advantage of emerging domestic and international opportunities.

The Inquiry should encompass Queensland’s more traditional manufacturing base in agriculture and resources, and have a particular focus on high-value (advanced) manufacturing sectors including health, mining, transport and environment.

The attached Terms of Reference detail the scope of the Inquiry and matters the Commission should investigate and report on, consultation requirements and reporting obligations.

Should you have any queries in relation to this matter, please contact Mr Greg Tonks, Assistant Under Treasurer, Queensland Treasury on (07) 3035 1487.

Yours sincerely

HON. CURTIS PITT MPTreasurerMinister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Minister for Sport

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Terms of Reference


In accordance with section 23 of the Queensland Productivity Commission Act 2015, I hereby direct the Commission to undertake an Inquiry into Queensland Manufacturing, including a review of international reshoring initiatives.

Background

Queensland's manufacturing sector is a significant contributor to employment, as well as regional and economic growth within the State. In 2014-15, the industry contributed over $20 billion to the Queensland economy. Despite this significant contribution, manufacturing's share of State output declined from around 12 per cent in 1989-90 to around 7 per cent in 2014-15.

While there are significant emerging opportunities, the manufacturing sector is also facing a number of challenges including business costs and regulation, skills shortages and strong emerging international competition. To remain competitive, the manufacturing sector will need to adapt and reposition itself to address these challenges and take advantage of emerging opportunities. This will include building the management and workforce skills and knowledge required to drive productivity and innovation.

Opportunities exist for the manufacturing sector to build on existing competitive advantages and advanced manufacturing niches, gain access to new domestic and international supply chains and other value-adding market opportunities, capitalise on export opportunities, apply advanced technologies, and foster a highly skilled manufacturing workforce. A reinvigorated manufacturing sector, using advanced manufacturing techniques in particular, has the potential to bring significant productivity gains and employment growth.

To achieve this, it is essential that the State's manufacturing businesses operate within a supportive business environment that encourages innovation, investment and growth.

Scope

The objective of the Inquiry is to develop policy options to improve the productivity and competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in Queensland. In this regard, the Inquiry should focus on opportunities to maximise existing advantages, improve weaknesses and take advantage of emerging domestic and international opportunities.

In undertaking the Inquiry, the Commission should investigate and report on:

1. the role of the manufacturing sector in advancing economic growth and productivity in Queensland;

2. the changing nature of Queensland manufacturing, including its composition, location, employment size and structure, and linkages with service industries and international supply chains;

3. the manufacturing sector's performance and potential, including a focus on employment and exports;

4. the characteristics of a productive and competitive manufacturing sector (noting the diverse nature of manufacturing in Queensland), including a focus on innovation and skills utilisation to promote longer term productivity improvements;

5. opportunities to improve the performance, productivity and competitiveness of the Queensland manufacturing sector;

6. experience from other jurisdictions, including in respect of reshoring initiatives (for example, the reshoring initiative in the United Kingdom);

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7. the regulatory framework for manufacturing in Queensland, including changes that would reduce the regulatory burden on the manufacturing sector; and

8. the effectiveness of current policy settings for the manufacturing sector, and changes that would facilitate improved performance, productivity and competitiveness.

Public consultation

In accordance with section 25 of the Queensland Productivity Commission Act 2015, the Commission must undertake public consultation in relation to the Inquiry. This should include consultation with a diverse range of stakeholder groups including large and small manufacturers, key interest groups and affected parties, the Industry and Manufacturing Advisory Group, regulatory bodies, employee associations, government agencies, councils and research bodies.

Reporting

The Commission is required to publish a Draft Report for consultation by 31 May 2017.

The Final Report must be provided to Government by 31 August 2017.

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Louise Dunne

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Maire IngramThursday, 15 September 2016 1:15 PM Louise Dunne Gregory Tonks RE: Work ProgramQPC Work program since completion of electricity review (2).docx

Hi Louise,

Please find information re QPC work program attached.

Still waiting for the details of speaking events. Please note my shaded comments re the self-initiated research

Regards,Maire





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OPC Work program since completion of electricity review.

• In addition to its ongoing regulatory review and competitive neutrality functions, the QPC undertakes inquiries on matters related to productivity, economic development or industry.

• Inquiries:

- The QPC’s first major tasks were inquiries into electricity pricing and solar feed-in pricing in Queensland. This was a significant body of work, with the QPC delivering final reports on the electricity pricing and solar feed-in pricing inquiries to Government on 31 May 2016 and 20 June 2016 respectively.

- The Treasurer wrote to the QPC today (15 September 2016) directing it to undertake a review into the manufacturing industry.

• Ongoing regulatory review functions:

- The Commission assists agencies to undertake quality assessments of regulatory proposals to support good policy development, consistent with best practice principles.

- Between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2016, the Commission assessed over 400 proposals.

- From 1 July 2016 to 15 September 2016, the Commission reviewed 89 proposals.

• Competitive neutrality functions:

- The Commission receives, investigates and provides recommendations on competitive neutrality complaints on state and local government business activities.

- Upon commencement of the QPC Act and Regulations in late 2015, four active competitive neutrality investigations transferred to the Commission from the Queensland Competition Authority (the Commission received three further complaints, however the requirements for initiating an investigation were not met).

- These are expected to be finalised in the first half of 2016-17.

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Self-initiated research:

- The Commission undertakes research on policy and regulatory matters beyond its formal inquiry function.

- The Commission is preparing two productivity-related research papers covering Queensland’s productivity performance and urban productivity issues. (Louise - QPC advises that no decision has been made or authorisation given re publication of these papers).

• Speaking events

- Awaiting info from QPC.

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From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 1:08 PMTo: Maire IngramSubject: Re: Work Program





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Maire Ingram Thursday, 15 September 2016 12:35 PM Louise Dunne RE: Work Program

Request is sitting with QPC- have pushed urgency and hopefully will have something back soon.


Phone: 07 3035 3145Email: Web: www.treasurv.qld.eov.au



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Jason HumphreysThursday, 15 September 2016 12:25 PM Louise Dunne Lindsay MarshallRe: FYI - QPC manufacturing direction and TOR up on QPC Website

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On 15 Sep 2016, at 12:19 PM, Louise Dunne wrote:

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Louise DunneThursday, 15 September 2016 12:20 PM Jason Humphreys; Lindsay MarshallFYI - QPC manufacturing direction and TOR up on QPC Website

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Home (http://www.qpc.qld.gov.au) | Inquiries (http://www.qpc.qld.gov.au/inquiries/) | Manufacturing

ManufacturingThe Treasurer has asked the Queensland Productivity Commission to undertake an inquiry into Queensland’s manufacturing sector, including a review of reshoring initiatives.

Issues PaperAn Issues Paper will be released shortly to assist stakeholders to determine how they can best participate.

OverviewThe inquiry will identify policy options to improve the productivity and competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in Queensland. It will examine the changing nature of the sector and opportunities to:

• build on existing competitive advantages and advanced manufacturing niches• take advantage of emerging opportunities, with a focus on innovation and skills utilisation• address challenges, with a focus on business costs, the regulatory framework, skills

shortages and strong emerging international competition• adjust to structural change, particularly for those manufacturing businesses and workers less

able to adapt and reposition themselves in a changing market.

TimeframeThe inquiry will be undertaken over 11 months, with the final report provided to the Treasurer inAugust 2017.

ConsultationIndividuals, businesses or organisations that have an interest in Queensland’s manufacturing sector, or the issues raised by the inquiry, are encouraged to contribute. There will be consultation opportunities at all stages of the inquiry, with two rounds of formal consultation.

Get Involved

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Terms of Reference


In accordance with section 23 of the Queensland Productivity Commission Act 2015, I hereby direct the Commission to undertake an Inquiry into Queensland Manufacturing, including a review of international reshoring initiatives.

Background

Queensland's manufacturing sector is a significant contributor to employment, as well as regional and economic growth within the State. In 2014-15, the industry contributed over $20 billion to the Queensland economy. Despite this significant contribution, manufacturing's share of State output declined from around 12 per cent in 1989-90 to around 7 per cent in 2014-15.

While there are significant emerging opportunities, the manufacturing sector is also facing a number of challenges including business costs and regulation, skills shortages and strong emerging international competition. To remain competitive, the manufacturing sector will need to adapt and reposition itself to address these challenges and take advantage of emerging opportunities. This will include building the management and workforce skills and knowledge required to drive productivity and innovation.

Opportunities exist for the manufacturing sector to build on existing competitive advantages and advanced manufacturing niches, gain access to new domestic and international supply chains and other value-adding market opportunities, capitalise on export opportunities, apply advanced technologies, and foster a highly skilled manufacturing workforce. A reinvigorated manufacturing sector, using advanced manufacturing techniques in particular, has the potential to bring significant productivity gains and employment growth.

To achieve this, it is essential that the State's manufacturing businesses operate within a supportive business environment that encourages innovation, investment and growth.

Scope

The objective of the Inquiry is to develop policy options to improve the productivity and competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in Queensland. In this regard, the Inquiry should focus on opportunities to maximise existing advantages, improve weaknesses and take advantage of emerging domestic and international opportunities.

In undertaking the Inquiry, the Commission should investigate and report on:

1. the role of the manufacturing sector in advancing economic growth and productivity in Queensland;

2. the changing nature of Queensland manufacturing, including its composition, location, employment size and structure, and linkages with service industries and international supply chains;

3. the manufacturing sector's performance and potential, including a focus on employment and exports;

4. the characteristics of a productive and competitive manufacturing sector (noting the diverse nature of manufacturing in Queensland), including a focus on innovation and skills utilisation to promote longer term productivity improvements;

5. opportunities to improve the performance, productivity and competitiveness of the Queensland manufacturing sector;

6. experience from other jurisdictions, including in respect of reshoring initiatives (for example, the reshoring initiative in the United Kingdom);

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7. the regulatory framework for manufacturing in Queensland, including changes that would reduce the regulatory burden on the manufacturing sector; and

8. the effectiveness of current policy settings for the manufacturing sector, and changes that would facilitate improved performance, productivity and competitiveness.

Public consultation

In accordance with section 25 of the Queensland Productivity Commission Act 2015, the Commission must undertake public consultation in relation to the Inquiry. This should include consultation with a diverse range of stakeholder groups including large and small manufacturers, key interest groups and affected parties, the Industry and Manufacturing Advisory Group, regulatory bodies, employee associations, government agencies, councils and research bodies.

Reporting

The Commission is required to publish a Draft Report for consultation by 31 May 2017.

The Final Report must be provided to Government by 31 August 2017.

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Maire Ingram Thursday, 15 September 2016 12:10 PM Louise Dunne RE: QPC

It's up!




From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 11:24 AM To: Maire Ingram Subject: RE: QPC

Maire can u also ask the QPC to put the TOR and Direction notice for manufacturing inquiry onto their website ASAP thanks

From: Maire IngramSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 10:51 AMTo: Louise DunneSubject: RE: QPC

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Attachment didn't come through.




From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 15 September 2016 9:46 AM To: Maire IngramSubject: QPC

Thanks for that Maire

Worked out OK anyway - attached is the statement he will make on it....think though it will mainly just be for

parliamentary sitting days... talk soon



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MINISTERIAL STATEMENT THE HONOURABLE CURTIS PITT MP

TREASURER, MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, MINISTER FOR ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PARTNERSHIPS—

QUEENSLAND PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION WORKPROGRAM

Mr Speaker,...

The establishment of the Queensland Productivity

Commission was a key election commitment of the

Government. The Commission was established to provide

independent economic and policy advice, with the goal of

increasing productivity, driving economic growth and

improving living standards in Queensland.

The QPC’s first major tasks were inquiries into electricity

pricing and solar feed-in pricing in Queensland.

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To ensure no stone is left unturned in considering options

to put downward pressure on prices, the Government set

wide-ranging

The Government is carefully considering the

Commission’s findings and recommendations, and will

release a comprehensive response before the end of the

year.

With the completion of these inquiries, I will now be

directing the Commission to commence an inquiry into

Queensland manufacturing.

The objective of the manufacturing inquiry is to develop

policy options to improve the productivity and

competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in

Queensland. This will include a review of international

reshoring initiatives, which was an election commitment

that highlighted the importance of the manufacturing

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sector in the Government’s jobs plan, including a focus on

niche and high-value markets.

By reviewing reshoring experiences internationally, the

Commission will be able to assess whether and how the

Government can assist in bringing good, well-paying

manufacturing jobs back to Queensland. It may be

through assisting companies in properly assessing

reshoring costs. It may not be the case that overseas

options are always cheaper.

Manufacturing could benefit significantly from reshoring .

In the UK, reshoring created additional jobs in sectors

ranging from textiles to electrical equipment and other

machinery. It also assisted job creation in the services

sector with some UK data suggesting that significant

numbers of additional jobs could be created over the next

decade in the research and development, back-office

services and telecommunications sectors.

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A strong manufacturing industry will be integral to a

growing and prosperous Queensland economy.

In 2014-15, manufacturing contributed around $20.3

billion to the Queensland economy, and accounted for

$15.9 billion in international exports, making it one of the

largest export industries in Queensland.

Queensland’s manufacturing sector is a significant

contributor to employment, as well as regional and

economic growth within the State. Manufacturing directly

employed 169,700 persons in Queensland in the

December quarter 2015.

A key priority for Government is ensuring that the sector

continues to remain globally competitive, productive and

innovative, and generates jobs into the future, both directly

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in manufacturing as well as supporting job growth in

related industries and supply chains.

The inquiry will also complement work being led by the

Department of State Development on the Advanced

Manufacturing 10-year Roadmap and Action Plan, which

is one of a series of roadmaps for priority industries that

will guide how industry and Government work together for

the next 10 years. The Commission will liaise closely with

relevant agencies to build on the work and consultations

that have occurred on the Roadmap, and utilise the

significant existing knowledge base on the sector.

While the manufacturing inquiry led by the Commission

will have a focus on high-value advanced manufacturing

sectors including health, mining, transport and the

environment, the scope of the inquiry will also encompass

Queensland’s more traditional manufacturing base,

including agriculture and resources. The inquiry will also

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benefit from the Commission’s expertise in providing an

independent, in-depth economic analysis of complex

policy issues, and proposing recommendations to

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Louise DunneTuesday, 13 September 2016 12:26 PMLindsay MarshallQPC - manufacturing inquiryMin Stat QPC Manufacturing lnquiry.doc

Hi Lindsay - put more job stuff in there... don't have info (including from Labor during election campaign and election commitment documentation) on how reshoring will work in terms of jobs.

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QUEENSLAND PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION WORK PROGRAM

Mr Speaker,...

The establishment of the Queensland Productivity Commission

was a key election commitment of the Government. The

Commission was established to provide independent economic

and policy advice, with the goal of increasing productivity, driving

economic growth and improving living standards in Queensland.

The QPC’s first major tasks were inquiries into electricity pricing

and solar feed-in pricing in Queensland.

Electricity prices soared under the previous Government, with

annual increases in the double-digits.

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To ensure no stone is left unturned in considering options to put

downward pressure on prices, the Government set wide-ranging

terms of reference for the electricity inquiries. This was a

significant body of work for the Commission, and final reports have

now been provided to Government.

The Government is carefully considering the Commission’s

findings and recommendations, and will release a comprehensive

response within six months of receiving the reports, as required

under the Queensland Productivity Commission Act 2015.

With the completion of these inquiries, I will soon be directing the

Commission to commence an inquiry into Queensland

manufacturing.

The objective of the manufacturing inquiry is to develop policy

options to improve the productivity and competitiveness of the

manufacturing sector in Queensland. This will include a review of

international reshoring initiatives, which was an election

commitment that highlighted the importance of the manufacturing

sector in the Government’s jobs plan, including a focus on niche

and high-value markets.

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Growth in Queensland’s manufacturing sector is central to the

rebalancing of the State economy following the end of the very

high resources-investment period. In 2014-15, manufacturing

contributed around $20.3 billion to the Queensland economy, and

accounted for $15.9 billion in international exports, making it one of

the largest export industries in Queensland.

Queensland’s manufacturing sector is a significant contributor to

employment, as well as regional and economic growth within the

State. Manufacturing directly employed 168,800 persons in

Queensland in the June quarter 2016.

A key priority for Government is ensuring that the sector continues

to remain globally competitive, productive and innovative, and

generates jobs into the future.


Department of State Development on the Advanced Manufacturing

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Commission will liaise closely with relevant agencies to build on

the work and consultations that have occurred on the Roadmap,

and utilise the significant existing knowledge base on the sector.

While the manufacturing inquiry led by the Commission will have a

focus on high-value advanced manufacturing sectors including

health, mining, transport and the environment, the scope of the

inquiry will also encompass Queensland’s more traditional

manufacturing base, including agriculture and resources. The

inquiry will also benefit from the Commission’s expertise in

providing an independent, in-depth economic analysis of complex

policy issues, and proposing recommendations to Government.

On an ongoing basis, the QPC will also investigate and report on

Queensland’s productivity performance, drivers of growth and

industry trends, and continue its standing regulatory review and

competitive neutrality functions.

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Maire Ingram Tuesday, 13 September 2016 11:50 AM Louise DunneGregory Tonks; Kellie ReevesRE: QPC new Inquiry on Manufacturing20160913 Ministerial Statement - QPC Work Program Sept 2016.doc

Hi Louise,

Updated ministerial statement attached. It includes updated employment figures.

We went back to DSD on your specific questions and have added a line about the potential to support jobs outside of the manufacturing sector (i.e. in related industries/supply chains). DSD also advise they are unaware of any Govt statements on reshoring to date, including how it might work.

Happy to discuss.Maire




From: Gregory TonksSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 3:54 PMTo: Louise DunneCc: Lachlan Whitta; Maire IngramSubject: RE: QPC new Inquiry on Manufacturing

Thanks Louise - and apologies for the delay in coming back - tied up in meetings. I've gone back out to DSD to see what we can get on these couple of matters. In Kel's absence, Maire will chase them up.

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From: Louise DunneSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 1:25 PM To: Gregory Tonks Cc: Lachlan WhittaSubject: RE: QPC new Inquiry on Manufacturing

Hi Greg

Lindsay was thinking QPC statement be made on Wednesday. Given the other themes of the day he was wondering if the Statement could go further on potential job creation. Also has the government mentioned anything specifically previously on reshoring - also any mention of how it would work?

Thanks

Louise

From: Louise DunneSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 12:55 PMTo: Louise DunneSubject: FW: Ministerial Statement - QPC Work Program Sept 2016.doc

Louise Dunne Principal AdvisorOffice of the Hon. Curtis Pitt MP


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Sent: Monday, 12 September 2016 11:39 AM To: Louise DunneCc: Lachlan Whitta; Claire Power; Jonathan Scott; Kelly Fawke Subject: FW: Ministerial Statement - QPC Work Program Sept 2016.doc

Louise - re Lachlan's about this Ministerial statement - have attached slightly amended version based on feedback from DSD this morning (omitted para discussing recent decline in manufacturing).

Claire / Kelly - I'll give you a bell about press release. I'd just assumed the Tsr's media advisors did these.

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From: Kellie ReevesSent: Friday, 9 September 2016 5:42 PM To: Louise Dunne Cc: Gregory TonksSubject: Ministerial Statement - QPC Work Program Sept 2016.doc

Hey - updated ministerial statement attached. Sorry for delay - have been waiting on ok from DSD....

Re the reshoring election commitment, I've attached the source document for your info (see pg29 - not a lot of detail in there though).

Just a reminder I'm away next week too.

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A strong manufacturing industry will be integral to a growing and

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From: Gregory TonksSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 3:54 PMTo: Louise DunneCc: Lachlan Whitta; Maire IngramSubject: RE: QPC new Inquiry on Manufacturing

Thanks Louise - and apologies for the delay in coming back - tied up in meetings. I've gone back out to DSD to see what we can get on these couple of matters. In Kel's absence, Maire will chase them up.

GT



From: Louise DunneSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 1:25 PM To: Gregory Tonks Cc: Lachlan WhittaSubject: RE: QPC new Inquiry on Manufacturing

Hi Greg


Thanks

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From: Lindsay MarshallSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 1:15 PMTo: Louise DunneCc: Jason Humphreys; George Hasanakos; Scott Forbes; Katherine Iddles; Khiraan

KumarSubject: RE: QPC new Inquiry on Manufacturing

Could be the ministerial statement for Wednesday. Just needs a bit more mention of job creation.Also did we promise to reshore anything specific and how would it work?

LM

From: Louise DunneSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 1:01 PMTo: Lindsay MarshallSubject: QPC new Inquiry on Manufacturing

Hi Lindsay,

Here is an updated Statement on the QPC with a bit more data on some Manuf statistics in Qld at the moment..

It also mentions how the Inquiry complements the DSD road map work... Treasury officers cleared the Min Stat with DSD officers apparently.Louise

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Hi Lindsay,

Here is an updated Statement on the QPC with a bit more data on some Manuf statistics in Qld at the moment..

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Manufacturing

Manufacturing has been forgotten by the Newman LNP Government, abandoned outside the so-called "Four Pillars". Labor will work assiduously with industry/ unions and other stakeholders to re-position our manufacturing sector. Possibly more than any other sector, manufacturing stands to benefit from the importance highlighted in this jobs plan of focusing on niche and high end value markets.

Labor will, in its first term, ask the proposed Queensland Productivity Commission to undertake a thorough study of the success and learnings of the UK Reshoring ^initiative, and other related reshoring programs elsewhere in Europe. Labor also commits to:

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From: Louise DunneSent: Monday, 12 September 2016 10:07 AMTo: 'lachlan.whittaSubject: FW: QPC Ministerial Statement

HI LachlanI also requested Min Stat on QPC - had a draft one but needed more in there based on a recent meeting... sent it direct but realise now it needs to go thru proper channels., so I am waiting on this one but they are prob chasing up the data etc

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Louise

From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 8 September 2016 5:12 PMTo: 'greg.tonksCc: 'kellie.reevesSubject: QPC Ministerial Statement

Hi Greg and Kellie

Just hoping you could add some further information into the Min Stat on the QPC

manufacturing Inquiry.

Can you please add some information or a snapshot on how manufacturing seems

to be going in Queensland currently., maybe some data or examples if possible.

Also, more information on the election commitment - was it tied to a broader

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what have they said publicly so we don’t cross over..

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Hey - yep will do this morning. Will liaise with Bill on snapshot/data and road map etc. What's the deadline?

From: Louise DunneSent: Thursday, 8 September 2016 5:12 PM To: greg.tonksCc: Kellie ReevesSubject: QPC Ministerial Statement

Hi Greg and Kellie

Just hoping you could add some further information into the Min Stat on the QPC

manufacturing Inquiry .

Can you please add some information or a snapshot on how manufacturing seems

to be going in Queensland currently., maybe some data or examples if possible.

Also, more information on the election commitment - was it tied to a broader

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Kellie Reeves Wednesday, 7 September 2016 10:50 AM Louise Dunne Re: QPC - quick update FYI

Hey - ok sounds good - thanks for the update. What's the timing for the announcement of manufacturing inquiry?

Thanks,

Kellie.

From: Louise DunneSent: Tuesday, 6 September 2016 5:02:34 PMTo: Kellie ReevesSubject: QPC - quick update FYI

Hi Kel

Just wanted to update you on a few things - Principal Commissioner would be aware of all this so Sonj will no doubt give you a call...

-The Treasurer signed the Manufacturing Inquiry Direction Notice so the QPC should receive the Notice very soon- The Treasurer would like the Red Tape Reduction Work the QPC are doing to be a 'Direction' from him as it formally signals the government commitment to reduce red tape.- No Commissioner to be appointed for Ml

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From: Louise DunneWednesday, 7 September 2016 10:25 AM George Hasanakos Lindsay MarshallFW: Ministerial Statement - QPC Work Program Ministerial Statement - QPC Work Program August 2016.doc



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manufacturing, as well as a review of Indigenous communities’

service delivery later in the year.





commitment.


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high resources-investment period.



State. A key priority for Government is ensuring that the sector

continues to remain globally competitive, productive and

innovative, and generates jobs into the future.

The review of Indigenous communities’ service delivery will

commence late in 2016, and will evaluate the value for money that

Government investment is achieving in key communities/areas of

Aurukun, Lockhart River, Yarrabah, Palm Island and the Torres

Strait. Although some work is underway, the Commission will

provide independent economic policy advice to Government and

undertake public consultation.






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Louise DunneTuesday, 6 September 2016 5:15 PMJason HumphreysRE: QPC - manufacturing TORs

Yep its on my desk

---- Original Message----From: Louise DunneSent: Tuesday, 6 September 2016 5:15 PM To: Louise Dunne Subject: FW: QPC - manufacturing TORs

Louise DunnePrincipal AdvisorOffice of the Hon. Curtis Pitt MPTreasurerMinister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Minister for Sport

P 07 3719 7221

---- Original Message----From: Jason HumphreysSent: Tuesday, 6 September 2016 4:47 PM To: Louise Dunne; Jonathan Scott Subject: QPC - manufacturing TORs

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Louise Dunne

From: Louise DunneSent: Tuesday, 6 September 2016 5:03 PMTo: 'kellie.reevesSubject: QPC - quick update FYI

Hi Kel

Just wanted to update you on a few things - Principal Commissioner would be aware of all this so Sonj will no doubt give you a call...

-The Treasurer signed the Manufacturing Inquiry Direction Notice so the QPC should receive the Notice very soon- The Treasurer would like the Red Tape Reduction Work the QPC are doing to be a 'Direction' from him as it formally signals the government commitment to reduce red tape.- No Commissioner to be appointed for Ml

Thanks

Louise




Queensland GPO Box 611 Brisbane QLD 4001Government

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