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Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards scheme independent review
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The Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme helps Australians compare the water efficiency of a range of appliances and fixtures.
Allen + Clarke are conducting an independent review of the operation of the WELS scheme. This review is required every 5 years.
We invite you to contribute feedback and suggestions for improving the design, effectiveness, efficiency and cost of the WELS scheme.
You can now provide feedback and share your ideas. Your ideas will help identify ways to improve the WELS Scheme in Australia. Recommendations from the review will be presented to government in 2021.
take our survey or upload a written submission using our online form.
Submit your feedback by 25 February 2021.
The Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme helps Australians compare the water efficiency of a range of appliances and fixtures.
Allen + Clarke are conducting an independent review of the operation of the WELS scheme. This review is required every 5 years.
We invite you to contribute feedback and suggestions for improving the design, effectiveness, efficiency and cost of the WELS scheme.
You can now provide feedback and share your ideas. Your ideas will help identify ways to improve the WELS Scheme in Australia. Recommendations from the review will be presented to government in 2021.
Welcome. You can provide feedback and suggestions for improving the design, effectiveness, efficiency and cost of the WELS scheme.
Your participation is entirely voluntary and will not affect or influence you or your organisation’s interactions with the department or the WELS Scheme. We thank you for your participation.
You can use this online survey to answer questions, upload a document, or both.
When filling out the survey, you will be asked to save each page as you progress. If you wish to revisit a previous page, please only use the Back button at the bottom of the survey page to avoid exiting the survey and losing your responses.
You will need to register or sign in to participate. Please read our privacy notice before you register.
Before you share your feedback, please read the discussion paper.