Recommendations
Recommendation 1
2.17 That the government continues to provide
transparency about policy decisions in relation to PPS reform by making public
its response to all concerns raised about the reform brought to its attention
in writing and by providing as much information as possible about the reasons
for the policy choice in each instance.
Recommendation 2
2.39 The committee recommends that the government
continue its approach of completing the majority of the PPS reform while
continuing discussions on the outstanding issues and undertaking further
legislative action where this is needed.
Recommendation 3
3.18 That the government considers mitigating the
severity of the consequence of a defective PMSI registration in goods.
3.19 That this issue is the subject of
consideration during the (proposed) statutory review of the PPS legislation.
Recommendation 4
3.27 The committee recommends that the operation of
section 14(2)(c) is the subject of particular consideration during the
(proposed) statutory review of the PPS legislation.
Recommendation 5
3.40 The committee recommends that the government
assess and respond to the issues raised by the combined law firms in relation
to proposed sections 101 and 102 of the PPS Bill 2009.
3.41 That this issue is the subject of
consideration during the (proposed) statutory review of the PPS legislation.
Recommendation 6
3.46 That the government regularly provides
information to stakeholders about the progress of the Corporations Act
amendments relevant to the personal property securities reform.
Recommendation 7
3.51 The committee recommends that the concerns of the Office of
the Victorian Privacy Commissioner to the committee be considered in detail by
the government.
Recommendation 8
3.54 That the government consider and respond to
all of the issues raised in the submissions made to this inquiry to which they
have not already responded.
Recommendation 9
3.55 The committee recommends that the Senate pass the Bill and
urges the government to act on the other recommendations in this report.
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