We require performance reporting and conduct regular audits of all licensed water utilities to ensure compliance with their licences.Our Compliance and Enforcem
About the SurveySince 2012 IPART has regularly surveyed residents of Sydney, other urban areas, and the rest of NSW about their use and perceptions of taxis and
PricesWe are currently reviewing the maximum prices that the Water Administration Ministerial Corporation (WAMC) can charge customers to provide water plan
Metropolitan waterIPART sets the maximum prices that declared water utilities can charge for water and wastewater services, but your actual bills depend on how
Local councils that are seeking to increase minimum rate levels above the statutory limit need to submit minimum rate applications to IPART for review and asses
If a dispute arises either relating to sewer mining or access to an infrastructure service after a coverage declaration has been made by the Premier, a party ma
Alternate water utilities (WIC Act)Find a WIC Act licence in your area. Public water utility licencesUtilityLicences that we administer?Current compliance?
WIC Act fact sheets and presentationsAmendments to WIC Act commenced on 1 March 2024Fact Sheet - End of transitional period for new WICA - 1 March 2025Environme
Rail access complianceThe Transport Asset Holding Entity (TAHE) (formerly known as ‘Railcorp’) and Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) are required to subm
Water Utility Performance The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of NSW (IPART) regulates public and private water utilities in NSW to check they compl
As at the end of January 2025, the nominal local government discount rate is 3.6% and the real discount rate is 1%.We have included the calculation of the
Application Forms, Fees, Guides & GuidelinesIf you are considering applying for a WIC Act approval or licence, we strongly suggest you contact the Water Reg
Lodge an application for assessment of a contributions planIf your council is preparing a contributions plan that will need to be assessed by IPART, we encourag
All contracts IPART enters into with the private sector valued over $150,000 are required to be recorded in the register of government contracts, which is publi