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In December 2004 the NSW Government requested the Tribunal to undertake a short, consequential report into the effectiveness of current government arrangements in relation to the delivery of problem gambling policy and programs.

Explains the findings and recommendations of the Tribunal’s review of the effectiveness of existing and proposed gambling harm minimisation measures in NSW.

The report examines the performance and funding framework for health in New South Wales, including Commonwealth/State funding arrangements.

IPART conducted a Hospital Costs and Outcomes Study for selected NSW Hospitals for the NSW Department of Health.

IPART has recommended modifications to the existing fee structures for the fees charged to its clients by the Office of the Protective Commissioner.

Final report and recommendations for the Review of Infrastructure Pricing at the Perisher Range Resorts

Port Botany is the largest container port in NSW and plays a critical role in the State’s economy. To cope with the forecast growth in container trade over the next 20 years, the NSW Government is expanding the Port facilities.

IPART’s final report of SOC productivity comprises two main parts.

Social, demographic and commercial changes over the last ten years have affected the registered clubs industry in many ways.

DP24In June 1996, the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) determined the price path for charges by Sydney Water Corporation (SWC) and Hunter Water Corporation (HWC) for water, sewerage and drainage services for the four year period

The Premier requested that the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) undertake a review of state taxation in New South Wales.

In July 2004, the Premier asked the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of NSW (IPART) to review and report on rental arrangements for Crown land communication tower sites.

Reviews costs, benefits and funding of electricity cable undergrounding. Considers submissions, and sources other information. Prefers beneficiary-pays approach with option for communities to opt out if benefits not highly valued.

Final report on IPART's findings and recommendation on up skilling NSW – how vocational education and training can help overcome skill shortages, improve labour market outcomes and raise economic growth.

This is the final decision on four discussion papers on IPART's weighted average cost of capital

In calculating a regulated business’s costs for the purpose of setting prices we generally include an allowance for a return on capital.

In its pricing determinations, IPART uses a real rate of return to determine the cost of capital allowance of its building blocks model. This cost of capital allowance forms a substantial part of the annual revenue requirement of utilities.

Final report on investigation into pricing principles and alternative arrangements, including possible private sector involvement, for the delivery of water and wastewater services in the greater Sydney metropolitan area with a view to providing t

IPART has recommended a fee structure that is designed to recoup the full costs of efficiently regulating Major Hazard Facilities (MHFs) in NSW over the five years to mid-2013.