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The Victorian Competition and Efficiency Commission (VCEC) is the Victorian Government’s foremost body advising on business regulation reform and identifying opportunities for improving Victoria’s competitive position.

Quick links What's new The VCEC will hold a one-day workshop on cost-benefit analysis for regulatory proposals on Wednesday 20 June 2012. Completion of competitive neutrality investigation - Ambulance Victoria The VCEC has completed an investigation into the rural non-emergency patient transport services of Ambulance Victoria. The report has found that, for the purposes of the competitive neutrality (CN) policy, Ambulance Victoria’s non-emergency patient transport activity is not a significant business — given the regulatory, policy and funding environment for these services — and has, therefore, concluded that the complaint is outside the scope of the CN policy. For more information, please refer to the Ambulance Victoria - rural non-emergency patient transport services final investigation report. Inquiry into Victoria's Regulatory Framework The Treasurer released the final report, and the Government's reponse, on 5 March 2012. Inquiry into Feed-in Tariffs & Barriers to Distributed Generation On 15 February 2012 the Commission released an Issues Paper for its Inquiry into Feed-in Tariffs and Barriers to Distributed Generation. Dates for RIS/BIA training workshops for 2012 are: - 6 June - 15 August - 10 October - 21 November Regulatory Matters 43, the May 2012 edition is now available.