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Regulation Review - IPART - NSW Government

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1 Introduction<br />

In undertaking the review, we will be seeking to find specific, practical solutions<br />

to address identified problems. In doing so, we will be heavily reliant on input<br />

from individuals, businesses, councils and the community in general.<br />

1.3 Other related reviews<br />

There are a number of other related reviews currently taking place or expected to<br />

commence in the near future. These include reviews of:<br />

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the Independent Local <strong>Government</strong> <strong>Review</strong> Panel<br />

the Local <strong>Government</strong> Acts Taskforce<br />

the <strong>NSW</strong> Planning System <strong>Review</strong><br />

infrastructure contributions<br />

building regulation<br />

the Companion Animals Taskforce.<br />

These reviews are briefly discussed below. The focus of our review is on how<br />

local government in <strong>NSW</strong> administers and enforces regulations, rather than on<br />

the regulations themselves (ie, the policy rationale for the regulation). In general,<br />

this is a key point of distinction between our review and the legislative based<br />

reviews of the planning system and Local <strong>Government</strong> Acts. We also highlight<br />

other points of difference below.<br />

We will conduct our review in close consultation with these other reviews to<br />

ensure our efforts are coordinated and not duplicative.<br />

The Independent Local <strong>Government</strong> <strong>Review</strong> Panel<br />

The Independent Local <strong>Government</strong> <strong>Review</strong> Panel (the Panel) has been<br />

appointed to drive a number of key strategic directions identified in the<br />

Destination 2036 – Action Plan. 2 Destination 2036 is a joint initiative of <strong>NSW</strong><br />

<strong>Government</strong> and councils to develop a blueprint for changes that need to occur<br />

in local government to deliver better outcomes for communities.<br />

2 Destination 2036 – Action Plan, June 2012 – available from<br />

http://www.dlg.nsw.gov.au/dlg/dlghome/documents/information/Destination%202036%20<br />

-%20Action%20Plan.pdf.<br />

4 <strong>IPART</strong> <strong>Regulation</strong> <strong>Review</strong>

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