SACOME's 2023 Policy Priorities
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SACOME's 2023 priorities are informed by close consultation with member companies and set out the actions and bipartisan policy commitments sought by the sector. Our priorities maintain a focus on impactful, strategic, and long-term outcomes that require cohesive leadership, a continued focus on supporting economic growth, improving regulatory outcomes, and addressing skills shortages. Click on the graphics for further information on SACOME’s policy and campaign initiatives for the year ahead. |
Supporting the Resources Sector and the State
With a change in State Government following the March 2022 Election, the resources sector continues to seek regulatory stability and transparent government decision-making to best facilitate long-term investment decisions.
The initiatives advanced by SACOME over the last term of government sought to resolve structural impediments to the development of the State’s resources provinces, recognising that critical access to water, power and suitable transport and logistics routes is required to underpin greater levels of investment in South Australia.
SACOME continues to call on the government to take an active role in driving industry and state economic development. Ongoing collaboration between government and industry is crucial if we are to advance the sector and attract greater investment in resource projects in South Australia.
2023 marks the likely peak in the current commodity cycle and while the short to medium term remains positive, there will be a need to plan for market adjustments. In acknowledging future headwinds, SACOME will work with the government to maximize outcomes for the sector.
SACOME is committed to working with all stakeholders for the continued development of the resources sector and the economic, social, and environmental benefit of the State.
The initiatives advanced by SACOME over the last term of government sought to resolve structural impediments to the development of the State’s resources provinces, recognising that critical access to water, power and suitable transport and logistics routes is required to underpin greater levels of investment in South Australia.
SACOME continues to call on the government to take an active role in driving industry and state economic development. Ongoing collaboration between government and industry is crucial if we are to advance the sector and attract greater investment in resource projects in South Australia.
2023 marks the likely peak in the current commodity cycle and while the short to medium term remains positive, there will be a need to plan for market adjustments. In acknowledging future headwinds, SACOME will work with the government to maximize outcomes for the sector.
SACOME is committed to working with all stakeholders for the continued development of the resources sector and the economic, social, and environmental benefit of the State.