The Business Council of Australia has proposed amendments to the Production Tax Credits and Other Measures Bill 2024 to enhance Australia's investment opportunities. While supporting the implementation of production tax incentives (PTIs), the Council outlined recommendations in a submission to the senate inquiry. They emphasized the potential of well-designed PTIs to boost Australia's competitiveness in hydrogen production and critical minerals processing. The key amendments suggested include minimizing restrictions on eligibility criteria, ensuring efficient administration of PTIs, and advancing start dates to maximize benefits. BCA also stressed the need to avoid overly restrictive community benefit principles that could hinder the policy objectives. Additionally, they highlighted the importance of addressing issues with project approvals, regulatory imposts, and making Australia a more attractive destination for investment. The Council's submission aims to streamline the PTIs' implementation, improve consistency in administration, and foster a competitive business environment. By committing to these recommendations, BCA aims to ensure that Australia can realize the full potential of PTIs and become a more competitive place for investment.