Public Policy & Advocacy
Rest makes policy submissions to advocate for a stronger, fairer and more sustainable super system for all Australians.
Explore our policy submissions below.
Rest’s submission to Treasury on Strengthening the Superannuation Performance TestPublished 01/07/2026
Rest’s submission to Treasury on Enhancing member protections in the super systemPublished 10/06/2026
Rest’s submission to Treasury on Curbing lead generation activityPublished 10/06/2026
Rest’s submission to Treasury on CSLR reforms for sustainabilityPublished 10/06/2026
Rest’s submission to the Treasury consultation on Sustainable Investment Product LabellingPublished 19/03/2026
Rest’s submission on enhancing oversight and governance of managed investment schemesPublished 9/03/2026
Rest’s submission to the ASX consultation on shareholder approval of dilutive acquisitions and changes in admission statusPublished 16/12/2025
Rest’s submission to the Treasury consultation on best practice principles for superannuation retirement income solutionsPublished 19/09/2025
Rest’s submission to the Strengthening the Modern Slavery Act 2018 consultationPublished 5/09/2025
Rest Super Submission to the Sustainable Investment Product Labels consultationPublished 1/09/2025
Rest’s submission in response to the exposure draft legislation on the Payday Super planned reformsPublished 14/04/2025
Rest’s submission in response to the Consultation Paper on the Annual Superannuation Performance Test – design optionsPublished 19/04/2024
Rest's Submission in response to the Consultation paper on Sustainable Finance Strategy, November 2023 Published 1/12/2023
Rest’s Submission to Treasury on the Your Future, Your Super ReviewPublished 14/10/2022
Rest’s Retirement Income Review Consultation Paper ResponsePublished 6/08/2021
Media Release
Kulwant Singh-Pangly returns to Rest in newly created role of Chief Commercial Officer.
Standardised investment option and product labels are essential to help members make meaningful comparisons and address consumer confusion, according to Rest.
Rest has acquired a one-third stake in Melbourne’s Moorabbin Airport and its diversified industrial, office, aviation and retail facilities.
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