The Tasmanian Climate Collective's submission to the Independent Review of the Tasmanian Climate Change Act argues the Act has failed and must be substantially rewritten. It calls for a legislated absolute emissions reduction target of at least 40% by 2030, replacing the already-met net zero target, annual absolute emissions reduction targets for every sector without reliance on offsets or LULUCF sequestration, and an independent, well-resourced statutory climate change authority modelled on the UK's Climate Change Committee. It also recommends a mandatory adaptation plan addressing the state's Climate Change Risk Assessment, wider consultation including Palawa and climate scientists in developing sector plans, and a Future Generations Commissioner.