The competition watchdog should be called in to examine Australia’s $800 billion digital property transactions market and the government should consider regulatory reforms, a Senate committee has found.
The Senate Standing Committee on Economics says the Australian Competition Consumer Commission (ACCC) should investigate eConveyancing and hand its findings to Treasurer Jim Chalmers within six months.
It also found the competition watchdog should be given a permanent presence inside the sector’s …
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