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IPART is conducting a review of the local government rating system in NSW.

The NSW Government has asked IPART to perform the role of the Expert Advisory Panel to assess how council proposals meet the Fit for the Future criteria.

This report sets out IPART's assessment of The Hills Shire Council's Draft Contributions Plan for CP 16 (Box Hill North Precinct) against the Department of Planning & Environment’s Local Development Contributions Practice Note.

This report sets out IPART's assessment of Camden Council’s Camden Growth Areas Contributions Plan, against the Department of Planning and Environment’s Local Infrastructure Contributions Practice Note.

This report sets out IPART's assessment of The Hills Shire Council's Section 94 Contributions Plan for CP 15 (Box Hill Precinct) against the Government’s Local Development Contributions Practice Note.

This report sets out IPART's assessment of Blacktown City Council’s Section 94 Contributions Plan No 21 – Marsden Park (CP21), against the Department of Planning & Environment’s Local Development Contributions Practice Note.

This report sets out IPART's assessment of Blacktown City Council's Amended Section 94 Contributions Plan for the Riverstone and Alex Avenue Precincts (CP20) against the Department of Planning & Environment’s Local Development Contributions Pr

The Premier has requested that the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) conduct a review of the revenue framework for local government.

This issues paper is the first stage in the process of reviewing fees charged by councils and other consent authorities for development control services.

This report sets out IPART's assessment of Bayside Council’s Section 94 Contributions Plan 2016 which applies to the Rockdale Urban Renewal Area, against the Department of Planning & Environment’s Local Development Contributions Practice Note.

As part of this review we are seeking to identify inefficient, unnecessary or excessive planning, reporting and compliance obligations imposed on councils by the NSW Government; and to develop options to reduce or streamline these burdens.

At a meeting of the Council of Australian Governments in April 1995, Heads of Government signed an agreement to implement national competition policy reforms.