The Tasmanian Climate Collective's submission on the draft Government Operations Emissions Reduction and Resilience Plan criticises the plan's non-committal language, such as consider and explore, and calls for mandatory, measurable targets instead, including phasing out ICE vehicle purchases, minimum NABERS ratings of 6.5-7 stars for new builds and retrofits, mandatory FOGO and fluorinated-gas management, and divestment from fossil fuel-linked investments. It also calls for a missing sixth priority area on adaptation, detailing risks to emergency services, health, water, transport and vulnerable communities, and recommends department-level KPIs and annual public reporting to hold government accountable for emissions reductions.