Minister, I'm sure you, as a fellow member for Lyons, can appreciate that connectivity for small businesses is a serious issue. There are a lot of businesses in regional communitie
Thanks, minister. I just turned to the Tasmanian Gender Budget Statement, which is a really good initiative. There are 58 per cent of women in the workforce compared to 63.7 of men and 51 per cent of women work part time compared to 22 per cent of men. It's proportionately the number of women participating in the workplace is worse than the rest of the nation. I'm interested to know how you're looking to address that inequity, that's the first question.
This Palawa Business Hub fits neatly within Closing the Gap target 8. Forgive me if I missed it, but can you confirm if there's an allocation in the Budget for the Palawa Business Hub or Aboriginal Business Support full stop, and if not, will you commit to looking to give this initiative the support that it deserves?
There is a range of policies in the implementation strategy that have dollar figures attached to them for this financial year and for the forward Estimates.
Why has so little money been allocated towards small business customer service project support?
Currently businesses with a turnover of more than $75 000 per year have to register for GST.
Minister, as you know many small businesses are really struggling right now.
Minister, how many businesses have applied for grants under the Business Impact Support program since its inception?
Lutruwita/Tasmania needs to flatten the curve to save lives and livelihoods.The Greens’ plan puts the health and safety of Tasmanians and local businesses first
Every day Covid is allowed to rage is another day of sickness in our community, local businesses having to shut their doors and casual workers losing income.