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Supporting Business Growth Through Policy Queensland Chambers of Commerce unite to inform election candidates of policies that promote sustainable business.
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• In Queensland, there are 445, 830 small businesses • Collectively they pump $113 billion into Queensland’s economy • They employ 44% of Queensland’s private sector workforce • This election they need to know who will invest and support their success Small Business is a BIG deal. They are the engine room of local communities, drivers of the economy and key to creating a prosperous future for all Queenslanders. Queensland Chambers of Commerce are uniting to ensure business knows how the next elected government plans on doing business with them. Throughout this election campaign CCIQ alongside the Caloundra Chamber of Commerce will amplify business sector requirements as Queensland businesses need the reassurance that the incoming government has policies to support their recovery and future success. However, CCIQ’s general manager of advocacy and policy, Amanda Rohan says it’s not going to happen by reverting to the past . “As we have been saying throughout the COVID-19 crisis, there is no reverting to business as usual. And that goes for the priorities we are calling for. “Our priorities are based on enabling businesses to succeed now, and creating an environment for them to grow and be resilient and sustainable into the future. Michael Shadforth, Caloundra Chamber
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of Commerce President, says: “There needs to be investment in small to medium businesses to skill up and grow. This is something that has been on the Caloundra Chamber of Commerce’s agenda for some time.“There also needs to be shovel ready funded projects as soon as possible.” While Queensland is a diverse state what is consistent in the importance small business play in every community and region, Ms Rohan explained. “Queensland’s future success is reliant on business success,. This election, all political parties need to show business they are prepared to back their success and commit to these election priorities,” Ms Rohan says.
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