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The government is coming under pressure to act on the recommendations of the franchising inquiry, with Labor pledging it will urgently establish a taskforce to implement them if elected.
The bipartisan inquiry made 71 recommendations for change when it released its damning report on the sector in March, pushing for a total overhaul of the sector and new laws, greater enforcement powers and penalties for the regulator, and a suite of changes to the franchising code.
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