Superannuation
Stage 3: Assessing efficiency and competitiveness
Public inquiry
This inquiry is now completed. The Australian Government asked the Productivity Commission to undertake a 12-month inquiry into the efficiency and competitiveness of Australia's superannuation system. This represented the third stage of the Commission's review of the Efficiency and Competitiveness of Australia's superannuation system.
The issues paper covered a range of issues on which the Commission seeks information and feedback, and is intended to assist you in preparing a submission.
Initial submissions were due by 21 August 2017.
The inquiry was required to assess whether Australia's superannuation system is efficient and competitive and to make recommendations to improve outcomes for members and system stability, and to reduce barriers to the efficiency and competitiveness of the system.
The assessment was based on the five system level objectives, 22 assessment criteria, and 89 corresponding indicators set out in the Commission's stage 1 report and informed by the findings from the stage 2 report.
Government response
There has not been a government response to this inquiry yet.
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