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Business Advisory Forum

Business Advisory Forum

The Business Advisory Forum (BAF) helps SBR stay in touch with the needs of Australian businesses and their reporting professionals. The BAF comprises representatives from industry groups and professional associations. It provides input into SBR design, consultation, marketing and strategy implementation.

The BAF Chair is Dr Peter Burn, of the Australian Industry Group.

Membership

Nominated Representative

Representing

1. Council of Small Business of Australia

Sole trader / micro business
SMEs

2. Institute of Certified Bookkeepers

Reporting professionals
Sole trader / micro business
SMEs

3. CPA Australia

Reporting professionals
Large business
Sole trader / micro business
SMEs

4. Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry 

Large business
SMEs

5. Business Council of Australia

Large business
SMEs

6. Group of 100

Large business

7. Corporate Tax Association

Large business

8. Australian Bankers Association

Financial institutions
Large business

9. Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia

Superannuation funds
Large business

10. Insurance Council of Australia

Insurers
Large business

11. The Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia (ICAA)

Reporting professionals
Large business
SMEs
Public practitioners

12. Software Developers Consultative Group

Software Developers

13. Investment and Financial Services Association

Funds management, superannuation and life insurance industries

14. Board of Taxation

Taxation advisers, payees and payers

15. The Association for Payroll Specialists

Payroll specialists

16. Law Council of Australia

Lawyers

17. Australian Securities Exchange

Securities market for listed companies

18. Australian Industry Group (AIG)

Small, Medium and Large businesses 

19. SBR Board

SBR Board

20. SBR Program Office

SBR Program

 Terms of reference

  • To set and enhance and positively communicate the outcomes and public perceptions of the program.
  • To act as a ‘reality check’ on SBR by considering, and advising the SBR Board and/or Program Office about:
    • key messages for specific audiences, communications strategies and approaches, outcomes, implementation plans and strategies, user testing approaches and feedback
    • suggestions of options to enhance/modify program initiatives that will increase or better communicate end-user benefits
    • any design issues or matters of relevance that need to be drawn to the program's attention.
    • To communicate SBR plans, strategies, outcomes and activities to the businesses and reporting professionals represented by the Business Advisory Forum.

    Meeting frequency

    The BAF meets formally twice a year, with much of its business conducted out-of-session.

    Meeting minutes

    BAF minutes 10 March 2010 [PDF 43KB]

    BAF minutes 23 October 2009 [PDF 56KB]

    BAF minutes 16 July 2009 [PDF 40KB]

    BAF minutes 8 April 2009 [PDF 33KB]

    BAF minutes 2 February 2009 [PDF 32KB]

    BAF minutes 13 November 2008 [PDF 55KB]

    BAF minutes 2 June 2008 [PDF 56KB]

     

     

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