Role Of The Investor Front Door

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Under the Future Made in Australia Act 2024, Treasury established the Investor Front Door to streamline regulatory navigation and identify government financing for nationally significant projects, following public consultation in September-October 2024 that included over 30 stakeholder meetings and 50 formal submissions. Treasury is also responsible for conducting sector assessments against the National Interest Framework—comprising a net zero transformation stream and an economic resilience and security stream—to evaluate sector alignment with national interest priorities and identify barriers to private investment. However, Treasury was not undertaking formal sector assessments at the time of this document (29 September 2025). A Machinery of Government change on 13 May 2025 transferred oversight of the Community Benefit Principles and remainder of the Act to the Department of Industry, Science and Resources. Sector assessments will be conducted separately from Investor Front Door functions and will not replace existing policy frameworks; support decisions will be made case-by-case following assessment.