Submissions & White Papers
The Caravan Industry Association of Australia actively engages in government consultations, regulatory reviews, and policy processes to advocate for Australia's caravan and camping sector. Below are our official submissions, position papers, pre-budget submissions, and annual reports — all available as free PDF downloads.
Government Submissions
2026
Residential Land Lease Communities — Productivity Commission Submission
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2025
Priority Reforms under the Revitalised National Competition Policy
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2022
Improving Consumer Guarantees and Supplier Indemnification
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2018
Road Vehicle Standards Bill 2018 — Senate Committee Report
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