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ARTICLE · 10 APRIL 2014

Interim Guidelines for the Allocation of Coal Resources

The Guidelines respond to an ICAC recommendation that the auction method should be used to allocate NSW coal resources.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

The Department of Resources & Energy's (DRE) Interim Guidelines for the Allocation of Coal Resources February 2014 (Interim Guidelines) have been released in response to the 30 October 2013 Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) report, Reducing the Opportunities and Incentives for Corruption in the State's Management of Coal Resources.

The Interim Guidelines are in response to one of the principal recommendations of ICAC, that "the auction method should be the preferred approach to allocating the State's coal resources". Future allocations will be considered by a steering committee comprising of representatives from Trade & Investment, NSW Treasury and the Department of Planning & Infrastructure (Steering Committee). Further recommendations will be directed to the NSW Government Cabinet Standing Committee on Resources and Land Use, for consideration and final approval by the Standing Committee.

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