Have your Say

Make YOUR voice heard.

At the Devonport Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI), we are committed to advocating for the needs and interests of our members. With our platform and expertise, we ensure that your business concerns reach key decision-makers and elected officials in Tasmania.

Running a business can be challenging, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. By sharing your issues and experiences, we can champion your cause and work together to build a stronger, more supportive business environment in Tasmania.

We want to hear from YOU!

Do you have concerns about regulations, access to funding, or other policy issues impacting your business? We want to know.

We are also often asked by Government, Peak Bodies or Industry Groups for feedback on particular reforms or initiatives, you can provide feedback on these issues here too.

Your feedback helps us advocate effectively on your behalf, ensuring that the voice of the local business community is heard and addressed.

To share your feedback, simply complete the form below. We’ll review your submission and follow up as needed.


Common Concerns

Some of the issues that our members have shared include:

  • Difficulty accessing government funding or grants
  • Compliance challenges with regulations or legislation
  • Finding and retaining skilled workers
  • Competing with larger businesses or out-of-state competitors
  • High costs of doing business, including taxes and energy expenses
  • Accessing international markets and trade opportunities
  • Infrastructure and transport issues
  • Limited support for small and emerging businesses
  • Navigating government red tape or bureaucracy

Why Your Input Matters

Even if your issue seems small or common, it plays a vital role in helping us identify key trends and policy concerns in the local business community. Every voice counts, and by sharing your experiences, you’re contributing to shaping the future of business in Tasmania.

Let’s work together to ensure a brighter, more prosperous future for all Tasmanian businesses.