From www.professionalplanner.com.au: The Financial Advice Association Australia has highlighted key issues for the incoming financial services minister following the upcoming federal election, including the urgent need to address the CSLR, standardise fee consent forms, and expand educational pathways to attract new entrants into the profession.

FAAA policy general manager Phil Anderson criticized the current CSLR framework as inequitable and called for immediate reforms to address unsustainable levy costs.

Concerns regarding the lack of consensus on fee consent forms and the education standards for aspiring financial advisors have also been raised as issues awaiting resolution by the new minister.