The purpose of the Public Water Utility Audit Guideline is to provide a framework to help auditors to conduct operational audits of public water utilities efficiently and effectively.
This is not the current Audit Guideline.The Audit Guideline – Public Water Utilities sets out IPART’s expectations regarding the conduct of operational audits and provides a guide for both auditors and public water utilities (PWUs).
The Audit Guideline – Public Water Utilities sets out IPART’s expectations regarding the conduct of operational audits and provides a guide for both auditors and public water utilities (PWUs).
IPART undertakes an annual audit of Hunter Water’s compliance with its Operating Licence. The 2016-17 audit was the fifth and final audit under the 2012-2017 Operating Licence.
IPART undertakes an annual audit of Sydney Water's compliance with its Operating Licence. The 2016-17 audit was the second audit under the current Sydney Water Operating Licence 2015-2020.
Successful applicants are required to execute the Technical Services and Water Licensing Audit Panel Agreement (the Panel Agreement) prior to appointment to the Panel. The Panel Agreement is the contract between IPART and a Panel member.
The Tribunal is required to report to the Minister by 31 October each year on licence compliance by water network and retail suppliers. The report is publicly released after being tabled in Parliament.
The Tribunal is required to report to the Minister by 31 October each year on licence compliance by water network and retail suppliers. The report is publicly released after being tabled in Parliament.
The Tribunal is required to report to the Minister by 31 October each year on licence compliance. The report is publicly released after being tabled in Parliament.
IPART undertakes annual audits of WaterNSW's compliance with both its former Sydney Catchment Authority (SCA) and State Water Corporation Operating Licences.
