IPART is an independent authority established under the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal Act 1992. Each year we report on our performance to the NSW Parliament.
Purpose
We make the people of NSW better off through independent decisions and advice.
Established by the NSW Government in 1992, our responsibilities and independent decision-making authority are covered by legislation.
Values
IPART's key values:
- Integrity and Courage
- Respect and Inclusion
- Curiosity and Openness
- Making a difference
Integrity & Courage |
Respect & Inclusion |
Curiosity & Openness |
Making a difference |
We treat people fairly |
We are courteous and considerate |
We seek out and develop new ideas that will improve our work |
We pursue better outcomes for the people of NSW |
We are willing to make the difficult decisions |
We encourage and recognise everyone’s contributions |
We listen to understand and to gain new perspectives |
We consider the context and impact of our actions and decisions |
We act and make decisions transparently |
We bring together diverse experiences and skills to generate better solutions |
We invite challenge to our thinking |
We apply skill, diligence and creativity to our work |
We own our mistakes and learn from them |
We approach people with empathy |
We support each other to learn and develop |
We empower people by sharing our knowledge and experience |
Our aspirations 2023
- Our People: We trust, inspire and support each other to perform at our best
- Engagement: A broader range of stakeholders has meaningful input in our processes
- Climate Change: Our decisions help NSW to tackle climate change
- Consumers: Our decisions empower and protect consumers
IPART 2023 – Strategy on a page
Governance Policies
Annual reports
Declared interest registers – Tribunal and Committee Members’
The declared interest registers record disclosures made by current Tribunal and Committee members.
View Tribunal and Committee Members declared interest registers
Gifts of Government Property
The NSW Treasury's Direction on gifts of government property details when a person handling government resources can make a gift of government property. The direction also outlines the records needed for gifts of government property made by or on behalf of a government sector finance agency (GSF) agency.
There were no gifts of government property issued during the 2019/2020 financial year.
There were no gifts of government property issued during the 2020/2021 financial year.