The Employers and Manufacturers Association is pushing for a bipartisan approach to business policy ahead of the election.
The EMA wants greater certainty for businesses. Including plans for manufacturing, a clear energy future and stable settings.
Head of Advocacy Alan McDonald told Mike Hosking that as long as everyone can agree on the major settings, it shouldn't matter which government gets in.
He says the changing back and forth over the past decade has been highly problematic.
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