Digital technology and AI submissions
In support of our ongoing commitment to advocating for the interests of our profession, CPA Australia members, and the public, we make various submissions to key stakeholders about the use of digital technologies and AI. Each of these submissions provide more information about these emerging technologies and how they can be best used to benefit the profession.
Submissions
6 June 2025 - A submission highlighting the importance of corporate tax reform, red tape reduction, data access and AI, ESG and digital financial reporting to improving Australia's productivity growth
11 April 2025 - We support capital markets innovation driven by artificial intelligence (AI) while ensuring sufficient governance, transparency, and risk management. This submission reflects our broader policy position on AI, emphasising a balanced regulatory approach that fosters both technological progress, market integrity and consumer protection.
13 February 2025 - CPA Australia represents the diverse interests of 175,000 members working in over 100 countries and regions around the world. We submit this response to Treasury’s A New Digital Competition Regime Proposal Paper on behalf of our members and in the public interest.
8 November 2024 - CPA Australia advocates for a regulatory approach to AI that supports its development and deployment while addressing critical risks such as data transparency, security and ethical use.
9 October 2024 – Highlights concerns that the proposed mandatory guardrails may capture non-high risk AI uses, potentially discouraging adoption of AI.
2 July 2024 – Shares the challenges of AI use for business and concerns from DT CoE members.
19 September 2024 – Includes recommendations to enhance AI adoption in Hong Kong.
29 April 2022 – Explores the role of AI and automatic decision making to boost innovation while ensuring protection against cyber risks.
1 April 2022 – Highlights the need to establish a regulatory sandbox for AI service providers and applications.