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Governance policies

PolicyDescriptionConflicts of interest policyThis policy sets standards and provides guidance on how to manage a conflict of interest in an ethical manner.
  • Energy

NSW Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap

What is the roadmap?The NSW Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap (Roadmap) is the NSW Government’s plan to transform the NSW electricity system into one that is c

Mike Smart - Deputy

BA Magna Cum Laude in Astrophysics from Harvard
Deputy Tribunal Member from February 2020

Mike has been the Chief Economist at IPART since May 2015 and was appointed a Deputy Tribunal member in February 2020. Prior to these IPART roles, he was a consulting economist in private practice for 15 years.

Mike has given expert evidence in the Federal Court of Australia and the Australian Competition Tribunal. He advised the Public Accounts Committee of the NSW Parliament on inquiries into the Forestry Commission and financing urban infrastructure.  His academic training is in astrophysics and his early career work was in engineering and physical sciences.

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  • Local Government

Special Variations & Minimum Rates 2022-23

Five NSW local councils increase rates – 2022-23 IPART has approved 4 councils’ special variation applications to increase their income above the rate peg and o
Rail Access

NSW Rail users

Rail users in NSW The IPART Act requires us to keep a public register of agreements that provide access to publicly owned infrastructure.