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In accordance with Section 30 of the State Water Corporations Act 2004 (NSW), IPART has completed the audit of State Water Corporation’s compliance with the requirements of its 2008-2013 Operating Licence.

IPART undertakes an annual audit of Public Water Utilities compliance with requirements of their operating licences. The scope of the audits are determined using a risk based approach.

In accordance with Section 18B of the Hunter Water Act 1991 (NSW), IPART has completed the audit of Hunter Water’s compliance with the requirements of its 2012-2017 Operating Licence.

7 October 2014The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) is inviting comments about taxi fares and licence numbers in Sydney and fares in regional NSW through two issues papers released today.IPART Chairman Dr Peter Boxall said that N

In accordance with Section 31 of the Sydney Water Act, 1994 (NSW), the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales has completed the audit of Sydney Water’s compliance with the requirements of its 2010-2015 Operating Licence.

IPART is responsible for monitoring and reporting compliance with Sydney Water's Operating Licence and has produced a Reporting Manual for Sydney Water that: Consolidates all licence obligations from the operating licence and details all reporting

The reporting manual outlines Sydney Water’s reporting requirements under the 2019-2024 operating licence. It is a condition of the operating licence that Sydney Water must comply with the reporting obligations set out in the reporting manual.

IPART undertakes an annual audit of Public Water Utilities compliance with their operating licences. The scope of the audits are determined using a risk based approach.

IPART undertakes an annual audit of Public Water Utilities compliance with their operating licences. The scope of the audits are determined using a risk based approach.

IPART undertakes an annual audit of Public Water Utilities compliance with their operating licences. The scope of the audits are determined using a risk based approach.

In accordance with Section 18B of the Hunter Water Act 1991 (NSW), IPART has completed the audit of Hunter Water’s compliance with the requirements of its 2012-2017 Operating Licence.

In accordance with Section 18B of the Hunter Water Act 1991 (NSW), IPART has completed the audit of Hunter Water’s compliance with the requirements of its 2012-2017 Operating Licence.

Survey of Taxi Drivers and OperatorsOctober 2014Transport for NSW and IPART, assisted by the CIE, are currently conducting a survey of all taxi drivers and operators in NSW to gather information about the costs of operating and driving taxis.

The order declares SDP to be a monopoly supplier, in a network operator and retail supplier capacity, for the purposes specified in SDP's Network Operator's Licence and Retail Supplier's Licence, and for distribution within the area of operations

In accordance with Section 30 of the State Water Corporations Act 2004 (NSW), IPART has completed the audit of State Water Corporation’s compliance with the requirements of its 2008-2013 Operating Licence.

IPART is responsible for monitoring and reporting compliance with Sydney Water's Operating Licence and has produced a reporting manual for Sydney Water that: Consolidates all licence obligations from the operating licence, consolidates and details

In accordance with Section 31 of the Sydney Water Catchment Management Act, 1998 (NSW), the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales has completed the audit of Sydney Catchment Authority’s compliance with the requirements of

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales (the Tribunal) plays several roles in relation to the licensing of electricity distribution network service providers (DNSPs) and retail suppliers operating in the state.

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) is calling for public submissions on NSW taxi fares and the number of new annual Sydney taxi licences from July 2014.IPART Chairman Peter Boxall said that IPART’s review, which will lead to a