In September 2015, the Victorian Competition and Efficiency Commission (VCEC) was abolished and its review functions were allocated to the Commissioner for Better Regulation (CBR).
The former VCEC had three core functions:
1) Reviewing regulatory impact statements and advising on the economic impact of significant new legislation.
2) Undertaking inquiries into matters referred to it by the Victorian Government.
3) Operating Victoria's Competitive Neutrality Unit.
Reports from VCEC's completed inquiries can be accessed at the Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance's website: http://www.dtf.vic.gov.au/Publications/About-publications/Victorian-Competition-and-Efficiency-Commission
Company Details
- Employees
- 2
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Level 37, 2 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne,victoria 3000,australia
- Industry
- Public Policy Offices
- NAICS
-
Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government SupportPublic Finance ActivitiesExecutive and Legislative Offices, CombinedAmerican Indian and Alaska Native Tribal GovernmentsOther General Government Support
- Website
- vcec.vic.gov.au
- HQ
- Melbourne, Victoria
- Competitors
- Movable Ink, Praemium.
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec) Questions
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec)'s website is vcec.vic.gov.au
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec)'s LinkedIn profile is https://au.linkedin.com/company/victorian-competition-and-efficiency-commission
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec) has
2 employees.
View email and phone details for 2
employees at Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec).
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec)'s industry is
Public Policy Offices
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec)'s top competitors are
Movable Ink,
Praemium.
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec)'s categories are Public Policy Offices
Victorian Competition And Efficiency Commission (Vcec)'s founding year is 2004
