Common use of Local industry participation Clause in Contracts

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. 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 confirm the development of a copy of each XXXX or AIP Plan in writing to the Department of Infrastructure, Infrastructure and Regional Development and CitiesDevelopment. 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 AdministrationAgreement; 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 or the BAF Act (and other relevant legislation) and the associated Notes on Administration. The Additionally, the Parties agree that the National Land Transport Network (the Network) is a joint responsibility and that road maintenance funding for roads on the Network is required from both the Commonwealth and the States. Further arrangements regarding the National Land Transport Network are set out at clauses 34 to 38 of this Agreement. The Parties will meet the requirements of Schedule E, Clause 26 of the IGA FFR, by ensuring that prior agreement is reached on the nature and content of any events, announcements, promotional material or publicity relating to Projects set out in the Schedules to this Agreement, and that the roles of the relevant Parties will be acknowledged and recognised appropriately. Part 4 — Performance monitoring and reporting Performance indicators Achievement of the objectives and outcomes in this Agreement will be informed with reference to the achievement of specific transport performance indicators for each Project, as agreed in writing by the Parties in conjunction with the Project proposal and approval process, and verified in the Post Completion Report and joint Project evaluation process if conducted (see the Notes on Administration for further details). Project milestones The States will deliver on jointly agreed Project milestones which may, by written agreement, be varied by the relevant Parties from time to time. Project milestones for each project will be set out in the Infrastructure Management System (IMS) and further detail on agreeing and varying milestones is included in the Notes on Administration.