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<\/a>While the FPA stated it would continue its work promoting education and professional standards, FPA Chief Executive, Dante De Gori<\/strong> said changes to superannuation and life insurance \u201c\u2026will be key policy areas for the FPA to address with the returning Government\u201d.<\/p>\n De Gori said the FPA would also continue its work in educating consumers around superannuation with the election results demonstrating that voters were dissatisfied with the changes in the May budget.<\/p>\n AFA Chief Executive, Brad Fox<\/strong> said his association was waiting for the announcement of the government\u2019s ministry team before heading to Canberra but would also continue its advocacy work with the Labor Opposition, the Greens, minor parties and the independents<\/p>\n Fox did not address specific policy issues but stated the close election results placed pressure on all side of politics to act in the interest of the nation first.<\/p>\n \u201cAustralians are looking for a clear vision of the future, well-considered policy and strong leadership. The constituents of the financial advice sector share this view,\u201d Fox said.<\/p>\n \u201cWe will continue in our role of representing to Government the key issues and opportunities to raise trust and confidence in the financial advice profession, enabling the value of advice to be experienced by more Australians. We will also represent policy positions that lead to furthering the ability of more Australians to take control of their financial futures.\u201d<\/p>\n The FSC called on the returned government to \u201c\u2026get straight to work on a broad and diverse reform agenda for financial services\u201d including the reintroduction of the Life Insurance Reform Bill and introduction of legislation to increase standards required of financial advisers, labelling these a key priorities.<\/p>\n Calls were also made by the FSC for the reintroduction of legislation to allow consumers to choose their own super fund and more competition and governance across the superannuation sector.<\/p>\n FSC Chief Executive Sally Loane<\/strong> said the financial services could provide future economic growth alongside other service sectors and \u201c\u2026the reform we are seeking is imperative for delivering better consumer outcomes. We urge the government and the Parliament to get on with the job of delivering this agenda\u201d.<\/p>\n Non-aligned advice group Synchron called for certainty on how the Life Insurance Framework (LIF) would be applied to advisers given that its rough form was known to the industry.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>