Local industry participation. 31. The States agree to develop and implement a Local Industry Participation Plan (XXXX) or an Australian Industry Participation (AIP) Plan for all Projects in receipt of Commonwealth payments over $20 million.
Local industry participation. The States agree to develop and implement a Local Industry Participation Plan (XXXX) or an Australian Industry Participation (AIP) Plan for all Projects in receipt of Commonwealth payments over $20 million. The development and implementation of a XXXX or AIP Plan remains a requirement of receiving Commonwealth payments in circumstances where a State’s Local Industry Participation Policy would not normally require a XXXX. Where jurisdictions have local industry participation policies they may rely on those instead of developing additional plans. The States must provide a copy of each XXXX or AIP Plan to the Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities. Shared roles and responsibilities The Commonwealth and the States share the following roles and responsibilities: agreeing to the initial Notes on Administration to support the implementation of this Agreement; participating in consultations as appropriate regarding the implementation of this Agreement and agreeing updates to the Notes on Administration; negotiating new or revised Schedules to this Agreement; negotiating memoranda of understanding or project specific agreements for relevant Projects under this Agreement as outlined at clauses 68 to 70; jointly participate in Project governance, such as steering committees and Project boards, on a case-by-case basis, as outlined at clause 30; for business cases where the Commonwealth has contributed funding, primarily through the Major Project Business Case Fund and on a case-by-case basis, agree to form joint Project teams with access to information jointly shared between the relevant Parties and State decision-making to have due regard to the Commonwealth’s interests, objectives and desired outcomes; agreeing that in certain circumstances involving a third party (or parties), there may be a need to negotiate an additional agreement(s) related to a Project to ensure that the interests of all parties are adequately recognised; and conducting evaluations and reviews of services and outputs delivered under this Agreement, including compliance with the NLT Act (and other relevant legislation) and the associated Notes on Administration. The Parties agree that the National Land Transport Network (the Network) is a joint responsibility and that maintenance funding for roads on the Network is required from both the Commonwealth and the States.
Local industry participation. Each Franchisee must, and must ensure that its Associates, comply with the State's Local Industry Participation Policy.
Local industry participation. (a) The Contractor must:
Local industry participation. 15.1 Vista Gold acknowledges the importance placed by the Territory upon local industry participation for economic and social development reasons and the parties acknowledge the need for a co-operative approach taken to engaging local industry.
Local industry participation. The Managing Contractor must:
Local industry participation. While INVAP has the overall responsibility for the delivery of the project more than fifty per cent of the RRR project will be sourced from within Australia. To this end INVAP has formed an alliance with a large Australian engineering and construction company (Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Deakin Industries Joint Venture). Australian companies have participated in the project since the tender and they are responsible for half of the project work packages encompassing engineering, construction and installation activities.
Local industry participation. [Instructional Note: Only use this Special Condition in circumstances where the Consultant was required to submit a local industry participation plan as part of its tender for the Services].
