protections to ensure that foreign workers are only recruited after genuine efforts to first employ Australians, and that visa holders engaged on the project receive the same wages and conditions as their Australian counterparts. "Of course, the Government is committed to ensuring jobs arising from the project are filled locally. To this end, the Government will establish a Jobs Board, and expects that foreign workers are only recruited after genuine efforts to first employ Australians." The Government will also ensure that visa holders are aware of their workplace rights and obligations through a specific induction program, as well as having information available in writing, online and through video presentations. Mr Ferguson said the agreement with Roy Hill was the first of its kind and will ensure this major resources project gets off the ground and delivers long term jobs and benefits to the local community and broader Australian economy. "This is a great outcome for the industry, that will create new jobs and opportunities for the local workforce and drive growth in the economy," Mr Ferguson said. "We need Enterprise Migration Agreements to cut red tape for very large resources projects such as Roy Hill which have a very strong demand for labour. "EMAs address one of the biggest risks to many of these projects which is inadequate supply of labour and skills in the short-term construction phase." Has everyone forgotten that there are 6000 able bodied men who are desperate for work, who do not have wives and children