❓ Hon Jon Ford requests a list of State Agreements requiring local content/labour reports and a schedule of received reports. The Department of State Development provides a list covering the past 3 years due to the extensive history and varied reporting requirements of State Agreements.
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(1) Please provide a list of State Agreements, that require project proponents to submit reports on local content and local labour to the State Government?
(2) For all State Agreements listed in (1), please provide a schedule of reports on local content and local labour, that have been received since the relevant State Agreement came into effect, citing the date that each report was received by the State Government?
(2) For all State Agreements listed in (1), please provide a schedule of reports on local content and local labour, that have been received since the relevant State Agreement came into effect, citing the date that each report was received by the State Government?
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18 May 2011
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Minister for State Development
Response time
63 days
Department of State Development advises:
(1) [see tabled paper no]
(2) Some State Agreements that contain Local Content Reporting requirements have been operational for over 50 years. Local content clauses have evolved over time and vary between State Agreements. In 2005, the reporting period and format were standardised to require companies to report quarterly during initial construction phase and/or expansion phase and annually during normal operational phase.
In the context of the above, and given the length of time some State Agreements have been operational, that reporting requirements have varied over time, that a manual search of files (and in many cases archived files) would be required, and the limited time available for the preparation of this response, the Department of State Development has prepared a detailed list of Local Content Reporting covering the past 3 year period which is provided at tabled paper no to part (1).
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(1) [see tabled paper no]
(2) Some State Agreements that contain Local Content Reporting requirements have been operational for over 50 years. Local content clauses have evolved over time and vary between State Agreements. In 2005, the reporting period and format were standardised to require companies to report quarterly during initial construction phase and/or expansion phase and annually during normal operational phase.
In the context of the above, and given the length of time some State Agreements have been operational, that reporting requirements have varied over time, that a manual search of files (and in many cases archived files) would be required, and the limited time available for the preparation of this response, the Department of State Development has prepared a detailed list of Local Content Reporting covering the past 3 year period which is provided at tabled paper no to part (1).
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