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Terms of Reference - Landholder benchmark compensation rates for gas exploration and production

Guidelines for the preparation of an application to increase minimum rates above the statutory limit - 2020-21

The Premier has provided IPART with a Terms of Reference for IPART to review the current local government rate pegging system to consider population growth.

The Guidelines for the preparation of an application to increase Minimum Rates above the Statutory Limit are produced by the Office of Local Government.

The Guidelines for the preparation of an application to increase Minimum Rates above the Statutory Limit are produced by the Office of Local Government.

The Guidelines for the preparation of an application to increase Minimum Rates above the Statutory Limit are produced by the Office of Local Government.

December 2015

The Terms of Reference for the Price Review of Rating Valuation Services provided by the Valuer-General to Local Government outlines the context and scope of our review, the length of the determination Referral Period and the date when the new det

This User Guide gives detailed instructions on how to use IPART's Local Government Council Portal for Fit for the Future Proposal.

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.

Terms of reference

The Government has requested that the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal review the maximum prices that the Valuer General can charge for valuation services to councils from 1 July 2019.

The Government has requested that the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal review the maximum prices that the Valuer General can charge for valuation services to councils from 1 July 2019.

IPART has been asked by the NSW Government to conduct a review into the development of a rating framework and complementary service pricing system for Local Land Services NSW.

The NSW Government asked IPART to review the assessment criteria for ‘fit for the future’ councils.

These guidelines help local councils develop complaints management systems for competitive neutrality issues.

IPART has been asked by the NSW Government to conduct a review into fees last published by IPART in 2005 on rental for Crown Land communication tower sites.

The purpose of this Practice Note is to provide guidance to IPART and to assist local councils to understand the role of IPART in the review of contributions plans.

The Premier has set out the Terms of Reference for IPART to provide a report to the Minister for Local Government recommending a costing methodology to be applied in determining the amount the NSW Electoral Commission (NSWEC) charges councils whic