The cost-benefit analysis (CBA) report considers the costs and benefits of the recommended WaterNSW operating licence and reporting manual. The CBA report provides the quantitative and qualitative basis for our recommendations.
Sydney Catchment Authority (SCA) is a Statutory Corporation representing the Crown, wholly owned by the NSW Government. Its primary role is to provide bulk water supply services for the benefit of Sydney and surrounding urban areas.
This report details the findings and recommendations to the Minister of IPART’s 5-year review of Central Park Water’s Network Operator’s Licence. We recommend varying the licence to bring it into line with our standard licence template.
The report explains our recommendations for the operating licence. It summarises issues relevant to the operating licence and the options we considered to address them.
The primary objective of the end of term review is to recommend to the Minister any amendments to the licence which may be included in the new licence.
Invitation for submissions on WUA MidCo’s application for a network operator’s and retail supplier’s licence under the Water Industry Competition Act 2006.
This cost benefit analysis considers the costs and benefits of each proposed change to State Water’s operating licence. In general, the draft operating licence has been prepared in accordance with the findings of the cost benefit analysis.
We are undertaking an end-of term review of the 2019-2023 Sydney Water Operating Licence which will inform our recommendations to the Minister for Water for a new operating licence to commence on 1 July 2024.
A map showing the proposed variation to the area of operations for the retail supplier’s licence. Map is indicative only and may not show all features and streets in and around the area of operations.
