Submissions

The BCCM calls for recognition that active co-op participation by tenant members is essential for positive outcomes.

The BCCM’s submission on housing and homelessness, advocating for co-operative housing across the spectrum of affordable rental housing and affordable homeownership.

The BCCM and ACHA recommend that 10 per cent of social housing in Victoria be co-operative housing and that rental housing co-operatives be a preferred model.

The BCCM and ACHA recommend that 10 per cent of social housing in Victoria be co-operative housing.

Engaging with the Tasmanian Government to explore how co-operatives can help provide more secure, affordable housing in Tasmania.

Housing co-operatives are an innovative model of tenure that can bring housing security and agency to more South Australians.

Submission on the Housing Legislative Package – Housing Australia Future Fund Bill 2023, National Housing Supply and Affordability Council Bill 2023, and Amendment Bill 2023.

The BCCM response to the Region Shaper of Housing supply diversity and affordability.

Co-operatives can provide an innovative model of housing development that is nonspeculative and market-based.

BCCM called for support for innovative, self-help models of co-op housing development such as Baugruppen.

The BCCM supported the submission made by the BCCM housing sector member, Common Equity New South Wales (CENSW).

The BCCM expressed support for the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation.