36Other obligations of project proponent

36 Other obligations of project proponent

(1) Part B of an AIP plan for a major project must state that, until the project is completed, the project proponent for the project will: (a) have a publicly accessible website; and (b) conduct awareness programs about opportunities for Australian entities to supply key goods or services for the project; and (c) conduct training programs that are: (i) for employees of procurement entities for the project; and (ii) directed towards ensuring that the objectives set out in section 35 are achieved; and (d) publish on its website a statement of the proponent’s expectations in relation to: (i) key goods or services that are likely to be acquired for the project; and (ii) opportunities for Australian entities to supply key goods or services for the project; and (iii) opportunities for non‑Australian entities to supply key goods or services for the project; broken down into categories of goods or services in the way specified in the legislative rules; and (e) both: (i) cause to be published on a publicly accessible website statements about available opportunities to supply key goods or services for the project; and (ii) notify the Authority of the URL of the website; and (f) if the project proponent has a global supply chain—encourage Australian entities that are supplying, or have supplied, key goods or services for the project to: (i) develop the capability and capacity to supply key goods or services to the project proponent’s global supply chain; and (ii) integrate into the project proponent’s global supply chain; and (g) both: (i) at all times have an employee who is designated as the project proponent’s contact officer for the purposes of this Act; and (ii) notify the Authority of the contact officer’s contact details. (2) Part B of an AIP plan must state that, until the project is completed, the project proponent will take specified steps directed towards the fulfilment of the obligations set out in subsection (1).