Submitted by Phil on Thu, 2023-06-29 09:49

Good on you Sarah...dont take no for an answer. Firstly, policy halves the number of Advisers the levy is spread among ( which is thier doing) then we are expected to pay for others doing. Its about time we stood up and took control of our profession..its time we stood up for ourselves... if ASIC wants to regulate and control us, does not allow us to self -regulate...they should take the hit...we are now mature enough as a profession to take some of the regulatory burden upon ourselves. We just need our members to stop sitting back, taking everything thrown at us and whinge about it...we need to band together, show a strong determined unified resolve.

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