Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales (IPART) is an independent regulatory and pricing tribunal that oversees regulation in water, gas, electricity and transport industries in the Australian state of New South Wales.It was established in 1992 by Government of New South Wales to regulate the maximum prices for monopoly services by government utilities and other monopoly businesses, such as public transport.IPART's organisational arm or Secretariat is managed by its chief executive officer.They are: IPART also conducts reviews and investigations to advise the NSW government and its agencies on a range of economic and policy issues, such as pricing, efficiency, industry structure and competition.The premier can also appoint any number of additional temporary members.
tribunalNew South WalesSydneyPremier of New South WalesPeter BoxallDepartment of Premier and CabinetGovernment of New South Walesmonopolygovernment utilitiespublic transportTom ParryAgenciesNew South Wales GovernmentCabinet OfficeClimate Change, Energy, the Environment and WaterCommunities and JusticeCreative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and SportCustomer ServiceEducationHealthPlanning, Housing and InfrastructurePremier's DepartmentPrimary Industries and Regional DevelopmentTransportTreasuryAboriginal Affairs NSWArt GalleryAustralian MuseumCreate NSWCrown SolicitorDestination NSWFire & RescueGreater SydneyInfrastructure NSWInstitute of SportLibrary CouncilMulticultural NSWMuseum of Applied Arts & SciencesProperty NSWResilience NSWRural FireService NSWState Emergency ServiceSydney Opera House TrustVenues NSWEssential EnergyForestry CorporationHunter WaterPort AuthoritySydney WaterTransport Asset Holding EntityWaterNSWCharles SturtMacquarieNew EnglandNewcastleSouthern CrossWestern SydneyWollongongAudit OfficeCrime CommissionEducation StandardsElectionsEnvironment ProtectionHealth Care ComplaintsIndependent Commission Against CorruptionJudicial CommissionLaw Enforcement ConductPolice ForcePublic ProsecutionsRevenue NSWTechnical & Further Education