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ARTICLE · 24 NOVEMBER 2016

Key points from the 2016 DIBP Industry Summit

For the Australian trade community, the following are some interesting points that came out of the DIBP Industry Summit.

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At its recent Industry Summit the Department of Immigration & Border Protection (DIBP) stressed a collaborative approach which continues a shift from a pure compliance and enforcement focus to one of working with industry to facilitate fast and seamless movement of legitimate trade. The Industry Summit, like the DIBP itself, was broad reaching. But for the Australian trade community, the following are some interesting points that came out of the Industry Summit.


  1. Overall framework at the border

The government wants to see fast border clearance with minimal interference, to support business growth. Business, represented by peak body Australian Industry Group, wants stability, predictability and ease at the border, to enable business to compete globally. The priority of the ABF is to manage and facilitate these expectations for legitimate trade, balanced against the need for community security.

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