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South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy

Category: Organisation
Sub Category:Representative Body
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State/Country:South Australia, Australia
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  • SACOME
    • URL: http://www.resourcessa.org.au/
    Summary Information:
    The South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy (SACOME) is the peak body representing the Resources Industry in South Australia. SACOME:
    - Has the role of protecting and promoting the interests of the Resources Industry in South Australia.
    - Has the principal objective of influencing the development of a legislative, political, social and cultural environment that will facilitate responsible and sustainable growth of the Resources Industry in South Australia.
    - Is unique amongst Industry Associations in that its membership embraces all Resources Industry sectors.
    - Has a powerful lobby voice, supported by a broad membership base, which identifies SACOME as the key consultative body for all Resources Industry issues.

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    • Glossary

    Representative Body
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    Created:Monday, 30 September 2002
    Modified:Tuesday, 14 December 2004
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