ATA welcomed the purpose and much of the content of the Bill. It is essential that Australia introduce a progressive, nationwide feed-in tariff as an incentive mechanism for renewable energy not currently sufficiently encouraged by existing mechanisms, such as the Mandatory Renewable Energy Target. After providing a strong background case for feed-in tariffs, ATA sought clarification on a number of minor issues in the Bill, including the registration process for small generators, and the provisions for payment under the proposal.

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