Treasury consults on ‘user-pays’ ASIC model

Treasury has released two consultation papers on its proposal to move ASIC to a 'user-pays' funding model, which is set to commence in the second half of 2017.

by | 8 Nov, 2016

The papers follow an announcement made in April of this year that the government would boost the regulator’s funding and shift it to the new model in response to the ASIC Capability Review commissioned in 2015.

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