Luke Giles

Regulation, policy and behavioural economics nerd. RT ≠ endorsement

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

@gerardbrody @consumer_action @abcnews Great article. We really need to rethink our approach to regulation in Australia generally, not just in telecommunications. We need some sort of Wallis inquiry for regulation that can help put this dangerous idea of industry based regulation to bed.

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

@76ahbf A very polite way of putting it Andy.

[OVIC @OVIC_AU]

We've just published our Regulatory Action Policy. The policy explains how #OVIC will carry out its regulatory functions and ensure proper use, protection and disclosure of information in Victoria. View it here https://t.co/OywR3IF2uA

[James Drummond @JamesRDrummond]

🆕OUT NOW! 🥳

#behaviouralinsights" report highlights new applications of BI to complex #policy problems in #competition, #consumer protection, #energy consumption and #safety

See more: https://t.co/vy4Pawj7Us

⬇️ Thread on key findings!

[Essential Services Commission @EssentialVic]

Find out more about our 'fairer price for electricity' proposal at a public forum about the Victorian Default Offer. Hear from us, consumers and industry.

Monday 25 March, 12pm onwards
Monash Conference Centre - Level 7, 30 Collins St, Melbourne

https://t.co/bznC6FXJ9d

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

@DELWP_Vic Pringles for scale

[The Mandarin @TheMandarinAU]

In the second of a four-part series, @TheMandarinAU explores the online #privacy landscape and how building and maintaining trust means empowering consumers and citizens. https://t.co/XW3CVRC7Tg

[Consumer Action @consumer_action]

Be sure to tune into @abc730 tonight where our CEO @gerardbrody will talk about the final report from Royal Banking Commission and what needs to happen from here. #BankingRC #Auspol

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

@JoshFrydenberg @FinancialReview What a twat

[The Regulatory Review @TheRegReview]

As part of our #YearInReview series, check out the most read student pieces of #2018 https://t.co/zSYXwxbgo9

[Consumer Action @consumer_action]

The Payment Difficulty Framework arrives on 1 January 2019. It will address many of the frustrations that people have had with the old system!

Here is our quick guide for community workers about the changes: https://t.co/ue1gCcnv4g

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

Re-identification a real concern https://t.co/IFxuodgDF6

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

@consumer_action @gerardbrody "There is no principled reason why providers like AfterPay, ZipPay, Certegy, Cigno, pawnbrokers and others should get a carve out from consumer credit regulation, which include basic but important obligations like: • assessing the suitability of loans..."

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

@EssentialVic Looks damn good 👍

[The Mandarin @TheMandarinAU]

Gary Banks: Whatever happened to ‘evidence-based policymaking’? https://t.co/kru6T9SrCR

[Luke Giles @Luke38842991]

@rick_otton_not @acccgovau

[CHOICE @choiceaustralia]

Open banking is being phased in from July 2019. But what is #OpenBanking exactly, and what are banks doing about potential #dataprivacy issues?

Find out more: https://t.co/xlXkkbxmjQ

[ACCC @acccgovau]

We’re delighted to share the news our Chair Rod Sims has been appointed for an additional 3-year term to 2022.