TTF TRANSPORT POLICY UPDATE - JULY 2021
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TTF TRANSPORT POLICY UPDATE
JULY 2021
CONFIDENTIAL – TTF TRANSPORT POLICY PANEL ONLY
Contents
PART 1: Update Q1-Q2 2021
PART 2: Program Lookahead Q3 2021- Q2 2022
1.
Update on Q1-Q2 2021
TTF’s Transport Policy Program Highlights
Increase access to Influence government Creating new
Member engagement
governments and policy, regulatory and opportunities around
and research
stakeholders budgetary decisions Covid and CBD recovery
Member meetings with Government networking Government relations CBD activation including
CEOs and stakeholder campaign to expand briefings and letters writing Melbourne and Sydney
leads + focus on widening access to key Ministers incl Leaders’ Offices, proposals in collaboration
contact base within and staff Ministers and staff. with key stakeholders +
member orgs. topic included in TTF
Develop contacts within Budget and other policy Outlook conference
CEO franchising key City Councils – submissions – every program.
interviews with L.E.K. Sydney, Melbourne, member given opportunity
Brisbane, Adelaide to contribute to budget Mobility in 24 Hour
Update knowledge of submission development Economy - potential
member operations and Build and maintain friendly growth area for transport
projects inc consortia relations with external Leveraging events AND tourism sectors
stakeholders eg program, inviting the right
Identify new member Infrastructure Aust, ARA, people to speak and attend NSW Parking Summit
prospects in PT and Faster Rail Agency, 24 + follow-up keynote – raised TTF
mobility Hour Economy Office. profile with new Minister
and stakeholders
Q1-Q2 events with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, QLD
Events Deputy Premier and Infrastructure Minister Steven Miles, and
VIC Infrastructure Minister Jacinta Allan MP and others 2.TTF Transport Advocacy Win
Pop-up Cahill Expressway
High Line
The 2021 NSW Budget included $15
million for a Cahill High Line to
temporarily transform the Cahill
Expressway into a contemporary people-
friendly landscape leading into the 2022
Sydney Festival.
TTF has advocated for this kind of
adaptive use of the Expressway for
many years, including at TTF’s
Placemaking Series, at the 2021 Sydney
CBD Summit, and in our collaborative
‘Fab Fridays’ pre-Budget proposal for
CBD Activation.
TTF also advocated for Melbourne CBD activation initiatives, backing the FOMO Fridays campaign led by the City of Melbourne.
3.Member Engagement Snapshot
Understanding our members Events + connecting our members Policy Panels + policy
and sector interests with the right people development and intelligence
Member CEOs interviewed as part of Events provided quality access for Transport Policy Panels bring across-
franchising research – TTF with LEK: members to key leaders including: section of industry and government
• David Franks – CEO, Keolis Downer • NSW - Premier Gladys Berejiklian stakeholders together.
• Luke Agati – CEO Transdev and Treasurer Dominic Perrottet
Australasia • QLD - Deputy Premier and TTF Email Updates – 39 CEO Updates
• Rohan Lund – Group CEO, NRMA Infrastructure Minister Steven Miles in Q1-Q2, not including tourism-specific
• Ian Quarrie – General Manager, • VIC - Infrastructure Minister Jacinta and event updates.
UGL Allan MP
• Tony Braxton-Smith – Chief All members given opportunity to
Executive, SA Department of Events snapshot June 20-Jul 2021: contribute to Federal and State/Territory
Planning, Transport and • 12 Transport member events budget submissions.
Infrastructure • 72 Transport member attendees
• Nick Foa – Head of Transport • VIC, QLD, SA, NSW, Virtual Informal alerts to members about
Services, VIC Department of locations opportunities to contribute to
Transport government policy process.
• Matt Longland – QLD Deputy Recent Transport member
Director-General (TRANSlink) now at sponsorships Invitations to Corporate Hospitality for
Sydney Trains • NRMA networking with members and select
• Howard Collins – Chief Operations • Keolis Downer stakeholders including Ministers’ Chiefs
Officer, Transport for NSW of Staff and Senior Advisers.
4.TTF Transport Program FY2021-22 Lookahead
TTF Transport Policy Program
Policy Panels Research Projects Workshops Events
Wed 28 July 2021 Major Other
Franchising L.E.K. Workshop 1 Q4 2021
Q3 2021
Wed 10 Nov 2021 Transport Key Leader
Futures Luncheons
Workshop 2 Q1 2022
Q2 2022 TBC Oct 2021
Decarbonisation PWC
Ministerial
Q4 2021
Q3 2022 TBC Federal Luncheons
Workshop 3 Q2 2022 Leadership
Q4 2022 TBC Nov 2021 Lord Mayor
Consumer MI Assoc/ Luncheons
sentiment Newgate/ Workshop 4 Q3 2022 Green
Q3-4 2021 Other Recovery Friends of
Q1 2022 Transport
AND NSW
ATS 2022
• Planned and strategic advocacy including submissions, letters, briefings, Nov 2021
TBC
representation of TTF in stakeholder consultation forums.
• Supporting research, intelligence gathering, event content, meeting briefs,
media briefs and releases, and content for TTF CEO Update to members.
5.TTF Transport Research Focus FY21-22
TTF’s Transport Research will focus on the following topics:
Transport focus
1. Franchising of public 2. Decarbonisation of
transport services public transport
Whole of TTF
4. Consumer sentiment –
3. Infrastructure Industry Skills
multiple pieces
These focus areas have been discussed at TTF Transport Policy Panels and whole of TTF forums
and #2 is on the agenda at the July 2021 Panel.
6.Workshops
‘Transport Connections’ Roundtables Series
TTF has proposed a series of roundtable-style workshops called ‘Transport Connections’
The proposal for these is on the agenda at the July 2021 Transport Policy Panel.
7.Transport Policy Panel
The Transport Policy Panel is a key TTF policy forum and meets three times per year.
The Panel last met on 31 March 2021.
The Panel was chaired by Dr Simon Barrett, Senior Partner & Chairman – L.E.K. Consulting
The Panel was attended by senior TTF Transport & Infrastructure members.
The Panel discussed:
- Franchising of public transport research
- Areas of interest for upcoming research including decarbonisation, getting people back in to
cities (CBD activation) and active transport
- TTF consumer research by MI Associates
Follow-up to Panel in progress – see next slide
8.Transport Policy Panel Follow-Up
Panel follow-up:
Increased TTF focus on CBD activation advocacy including Sydney Fab Fridays pre-budget
submission, support for Melbourne FOMO Fridays and deployment of research in media, and
policy submission on active transport submitted. Requested transport patronage data from VIC,
NSW, QLD transport departments.
Member follow-up:
Discussion with members about budget submissions and CBD activation issues and more.
Next Policy Panel meeting:
Wednesday 10 November 2021 at 11am.
9.Events – Major Events and Leadership Events
MAJOR EVENTS
Upcoming 2021
• Oct - Transport Futures
• Nov - Federal Leadership
Upcoming 2022
• Feb - Green Recovery
• TBC - Australian Transport Summit
LEADERSHIP SERIES
Upcoming:
• Key Leaders – Steven Marshall
• Lord Mayors – Capp, Schrinner and Moore
Pending: QLD - Minister Bailey, WA - Minister Saffioti, SA - Minister Wingard
FRIENDS OF TRANSPORT
• NSW Friends of Transport with Andrew Constance
10.Events - Friends of Transport
Following disruption of TTF’s events program due to Covid-19, TTF will commence a bi-partisan
TTF Parliamentary Friends of Transport program with the first event to take place with Minister
Andrew Constance on 17 November 2021 at NSW Parliament.
Staged as a cocktail style function, the series aims to highlight the importance of our sector to
the economy, promote transport investment and provide the sector with the opportunity to
engage with key government stakeholders.
Sponsorship for Nov 2021 event likely from Transdev – funds already received.
Programming of subsequent events will prioritise Federal Parliament, QLD and VIC.
11.Events – Leadership 2021
The Leadership Summit, now in its 20th year is TTF’s flagship event, designed to facilitate
dialogue between political leaders, policy makers and the leaders of TTF’s
member organisations from the tourism, aviation and transport industries.
As we head towards the Federal Election, this event will be integral to championing advocacy for
the transport sector as we navigate our way out of Covid-19 and into the next term of
government.
This year’s event will be held in Sydney in November and will include issues relevant to the
transport sector.
12.Events - Australia Futures Forum
In 2021, TTF proposes to deliver the Australian Transport Futures Forum, a half-day transport
policy event in Sydney.
This event is intended to bring together CEOs and senior executives from Australia’s leading
transport operators, across the public and private sector to debate the key policy issues facing
the industry and to hear about how innovation is and will continue to shape our future.
13.Events - Australian Transport Summit
TTF and UITPANZ are in discussion about co-hosting the next Australian Transport Summit.
The 2020 event did not proceed due to disruption from Covid-19.
The next Australian Transport Summit would not likely not be programmed until Q3-4 2021.
The last Australian Transport Summit was held on 7 August 2019 at the Hilton Hotel, Sydney
with the theme of “Real Mobility – Connecting People, Places, Spaces and was sponsored by
Transport for NSW, Keolis Downer, L.E.K. Consulting, Via, Hilton, Brightr, Cubic and NetBI.
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