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October 1, 2024

AU Treasury - Future Made in Australia Investor Front Door

Efforts to facilitate private investment in important projects through the proposed Investor Front Door, a key component of the Future Made In Australia (FMIA) policy plan.

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October 1, 2024

AU Treasury - Future Made in Australia Investor Front Door

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RIAA welcomes the Government’s focus on efforts to facilitate private investment in important projects, many of which will be required as the Australian economy transitions to net-zero. In addition, it underscores the government’s vital role in shaping a sustainable finance agenda, a perspective long championed by RIAA. The transition to a sustainable economy is a complex and urgent undertaking requiring creativity and a systems outlook to achieve shared goals.

RIAA has commented on the FMIA Investor Front Door and recommends the government:

  • Coordinate efforts across Government to ensure the success of the Investor Front Door, including harnessing all available policy levers, such as removing existing regulatory barriers and removing incentives for unsupported projects.   
  • Implement minimum standards for non-climate sustainability factors to the assessment and prioritisation process, leveraging industry guidance provided such as the RIAA investor toolkits and guides issued under Dhawura Ngilan Business and Investor Initiative. 

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RIAA welcomes the Government’s focus on efforts to facilitate private investment in important projects, many of which will be required as the Australian economy transitions to net-zero. In addition, it underscores the government’s vital role in shaping a sustainable finance agenda, a perspective long championed by RIAA. The transition to a sustainable economy is a complex and urgent undertaking requiring creativity and a systems outlook to achieve shared goals.

RIAA has commented on the FMIA Investor Front Door and recommends the government:

  • Coordinate efforts across Government to ensure the success of the Investor Front Door, including harnessing all available policy levers, such as removing existing regulatory barriers and removing incentives for unsupported projects.   
  • Implement minimum standards for non-climate sustainability factors to the assessment and prioritisation process, leveraging industry guidance provided such as the RIAA investor toolkits and guides issued under Dhawura Ngilan Business and Investor Initiative.