SACOME Annual Report 2016-17
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STRATEGY - 3 pillars<br />
STRATEGY - 4 policy positions<br />
<strong>SACOME</strong> positions itself front and centre on the issues that will not only deliver a<br />
profitable and sustainable resources sector but drive growth and productivity to the<br />
South Australian economy.<br />
As a membership organisation, our role is to drive quality policy direction and high-level advocacy<br />
to create value for the sector. Our industry members have a primary interest in the minerals, energy,<br />
extractive, oil & gas and renewables sectors and inform this debate.<br />
MEMBERS<br />
We will help create value for each of our members and recognise the<br />
importance of strengthening our relationships<br />
o Building a broader and deeper understanding of members’ companies and<br />
objectives to better service their needs<br />
o Creating partnerships with our members to enable improved effectiveness<br />
o Continually improving processes, services and communications with members<br />
for optimal engagement<br />
To deliver on our strategy, <strong>SACOME</strong>’s policy position focuses on four priority themes:<br />
State Economic Development<br />
Ensuring a pipeline of discoveries and projects to support a sustainable and<br />
profitable resources sector, contributing to the SA economy<br />
Energy<br />
Energy reform requires a balanced approach to provide secure, reliable and<br />
affordable energy for all, with greater access to oil and gas<br />
POLICY<br />
We will engage with all levels of government to support and enable future<br />
growth of the resources industry<br />
o Advocating for Government policies and legislation that promote the growth<br />
and sustainability of the SA resources sector<br />
o Working with Government to identify opportunities for Government<br />
engagement in key multi-user infrastructure<br />
o Assisting Government in assessing, identifying and proposing best practice<br />
initiatives to attract investment<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Addressing bottlenecks to ‘open up’ the north and west of the state to<br />
boost productivity throughout the SA economy<br />
community<br />
We will build support within the South Australian community for the<br />
resources industry<br />
o Improving awareness of the economic and social role played by the resources<br />
sector through influencing community leaders and the media<br />
o Increasing understanding of the role and benefits of mined minerals and<br />
petroleum and these industries in SA amongst our youth<br />
o Working to prevent and, where necessary, respond to misapprehensions and<br />
misinformation about the resources sector<br />
Legislation & Regulation<br />
Influence the development of efficient, effective and transparent regulation<br />
of the resources sector to promote investment<br />
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South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy<br />
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