CCAA Member Event | Victorian Legislative Update 2026
Description
Against a backdrop of ongoing regulatory and legislative change at both a state and Commonwealth level, CCAA invites members to attend this free event, supported by MinterEllison, on Thursday 26 March 2026 from 4.00pm to 6.00pm (AEDT), examining critical legal issues facing the cement, concrete and aggregates sector.
In a series of concise and practical sessions, experts from MinterEllison’s Environment & Planning team will step through key Victorian and Commonwealth legislative reforms affecting the heavy construction materials sector, and what these changes mean for approvals, compliance and operational risk in 2026 and beyond.
You’ll benefit from insights on contemporary and evolving legal issues affecting the sector, including the following key areas:

MRSD Act reforms – what can we expect over the next year?
Joshua Dellios, Partner | Environment & Planning

EPBC Act reforms – what do you need to know?
Andrea Harwood, Associate | Environment & Planning

Planning and Environment Act reforms – what’s changing and what does it mean?
Allison Tansley, Senior Associate | Environment & Planning


Treaty – what does this mean for the extractives industry?
Jemima Jacobson, Lawyer | Environment & Planning
Ruby Bell, Lawyer | Environment & Planning
Time has been allocated at the conclusion of these sessions to provide members with the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical insight into how these reforms may affect their operations.
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DRESS CODE: Business attire
RSVP: 16 March 2026
DIETARIES: Please inform of any dietary requirements 2 weeks prior to the event
The Event Organiser reserves the right to use any recordings whether audio or video and/or any photographs taken at any stage during the event for promotional, advertising or reporting of the meeting and/or its content at their sole discretion. If you have any concerns, please contact the team via info@ccaa.com.au
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