AIA represents the interests of members at all levels of government to ensure that the needs of the industry are properly communicated and safeguarded. AIA identifies, researches and addresses government policies (federal, provincial, and municipal) that have or may have an impact on AIA members. AIA is the primary source of information for the Canadian automotive aftermarket industry on regulatory and legislative issues that impact members and the industry. AIA represents its members regarding five key issues: Consumers Right to Repair Skills Shortage Health & Safety Trade & Infrastructure The Environment AIA is an active participant on the Canadian Automotive Partnership Council (CAPC); a federal/ provincial/ industry initiative created as a result of the National Forum on Automotive Innovation and Investment in June 2002. AIA's participation on CAPC CAPC information and draft working reports

Top Issues Consumers Right to Repair Transportation of Dangerous Goods: Information for members U.S. Perspective AAIA Website: information on US Government Relations activities, such as Right to Repair Articles Congress Seeks Answers From Car Companies on Right to Repair Act: Reprinted from the September 2004 Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association’s Capitol Report.