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Permissions tools

Enhance the design, implementation and administration of permissions, including licences, permits and registrations. State regulators and local governments must have effective permissions management to maintain efficient and effective regulation.

By adopting best practices for permissions, regulators and councils can streamline their operations, save businesses time and effort, and manage risks effectively.

Designing, reviewing and improving permissions

A structured approach to designing and reviewing permissions is essential for effective regulatory oversight. These tools will help you implement better practices, enhance operational efficiency and prepare for digitisation.

Victorian Permissions Framework

Guiding policy makers and regulators on designing, assessing and managing permissions, including fit and proper tests.

Better Practice Permissions Playbook

Guiding regulators on implementing ‘better practice’ permissions and preparing for digitisation.

Guides to Local Laws

Guidance to improve local laws, developed with and for councils.

Evaluating, developing and implementing fit and proper tests

Regulators need to understand and effectively execute fit and proper tests to maintain high regulatory standards. These tools will help you conduct robust and compliant assessments that meet current legislative requirements.

Victorian Fit and Proper Test Framework

Use this framework to design and efficiently administer fit and proper tests that meet best practice.

More permissions tools coming soon

We’re adding more tools in coming weeks. Stay tuned for updates.

Updated 28 November 2025



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