Australian Repair Summit 2025 Deemed a Success
The Australian Repair Summit 2025 has been hailed as a success by the AAAA for elevating repair to a national productivity issue.
AAAA CEO Stuart Charity and director of government relations and advocacy Lesley Yates addressed the Summit, highlighting the proven productivity gains achieved through the Motor Vehicle Information Sharing (MVIS) Scheme.
MVIS has shown how smart, sector-specific reform can lift productivity and competition.
Charity emphasized that MVIS should serve as a model for future initiatives, and applying its principles to other sectors, such as agriculture, could bring similar benefits.
- Secure access to data
- Tools and training at fair market value
Yates noted that the Summit successfully connected repair access to Australia's broader productivity challenge, building momentum for future initiatives.
Author's summary: Australian Repair Summit 2025 achieves success.
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