Government Gazette Part 1 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 1989

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Government Gazette
OF THE STATE OF
NEW SOUTH WALES
Number 85
Friday, 25 June 2010
Published under authority by Government Advertising
Summary of Affairs
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 1989
Section 14 (1) (b) and (3)
Part 1
All agencies, subject to the Freedom of Information Act 1989, are required to publish in the Freedom of
Information Government Gazette, an up-to-date Summary of Affairs. The requirements are specified in
section 14 of Part 2 of the Freedom of Information Act.
The Summary of Affairs has to contain a list of each of the Agency's policy documents, advice on how the
agency's most recent Statement of Affairs may be obtained and contact details for accessing this
information.
The Summaries have to be published by the end of June and the end of December each year and need to
be delivered to Strategic Communications and Government Advertising two weeks prior to these dates.
CONTENTS
Government Departments/Statutory Authorities
Page
Ageing, Disability and Home Care, Human
Services NSW...........................................................
1
Ambulance Service of New South Wales....................
17
Area Health Service –
Greater Western......................................................
North Coast............................................................
Northern Sydney Central Coast..............................
South Eastern Sydney and Illawarra .....................
Sydney South West.................................................
Sydney West...........................................................
87
225
242
336
357
361
Audit Office of New South Wales................................
19
Barangaroo Delivery Authority....................................
22
Building and Construction Industry Long Service
Payments Committee (Committee)..........................
23
Building and Construction Industry Long Service
Payments Corporation (Corporation).......................
23
Communities NSW......................................................
26
Community Relations Commission.............................
32
Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal.....................
35
Corrective Services NSW............................................
38
Department of –
Education and Training..........................................
Environment, Climate Change and Water..............
Health.....................................................................
Human Services, Community Services..................
Justice and Attorney General..................................
Planning..................................................................
Primary Industries..................................................
Services, Technology and Administration..............
44
51
97
135
166
263
293
326
Eraring Energy.............................................................
79
Human Services, Housing NSW..................................
143
Hunter New England Health........................................
161
Hunter Water Corporation............................................
164
Land and Property Management Authority..................
209
Landcom......................................................................
213
Legal Aid Commission of New South Wales...............
214
Lifetime Care and Support Authority..........................
217
Page
Maritime Authority of NSW........................................
218
Motor Accidents Authority..........................................
221
Newcastle Port Corporation.........................................
224
New South Wales –
Casino Liquor and Gaming Control Authority.......
Electoral Commission............................................
Fire Brigades..........................................................
Food Authority.......................................................
Police Force............................................................
Rural Assistance Authority.....................................
Rural Fire Service...................................................
Scientific Committee..............................................
Treasury..................................................................
24
50
80
83
285
314
316
323
379
Office of the –
Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW).................
Ombudsman...........................................................
43
259
Public Transport Ticketing Corporation .....................
299
Roads and Traffic Authority.........................................
300
Sas Trustee Corporation.............................................
322
State –
Library of New South Wales..................................
Property Authority..................................................
Records Authority of New South Wales.................
Water Corporation..................................................
346
348
349
351
Superannuation Administration Corporation...............
353
Sydney –
Ferries.....................................................................
Harbour Foreshore Authority.................................
Water Corporation..................................................
355
356
359
Transport NSW............................................................
376
University of –
Newcastle...............................................................
New England..........................................................
New South Wales...................................................
Southern Cross.......................................................
Sydney....................................................................
Technology, Sydney...............................................
Wollongong............................................................
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399
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WorkCover NSW.........................................................
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FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
1
SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of
Ageing, Disability and Home Care
Department of Human Services NSW
Section 1 – Ageing, Disability and Home Care
1.1 Introduction
Under the terms of section 14 of the Freedom of Information Act 1989, Ageing, Disability and Home Care
(ADHC) is required to publish a Summary of Affairs. This document is the Agency’s Summary of Affairs. It
lists the current policy and other documents of the Agency.
Copies of this document may be obtained free of charge from the Law and Justice Directorate, Level 5, 83
Clarence Street, Sydney NSW 2000. (Telephone 8295 4608). Many of the documents listed are available on
the Agency’s website: http://www.dadhc.nsw.gov.au/dadhc/Publications+and+policies/
Information contained in this document may be quoted or reproduced without prior reference to ADHC, but
acknowledgment of the source would be appreciated.
ADHC acts as the responsible Freedom of Information Agency for the following organisations, whose
Summaries of Affairs are also attached:
• Home Care Service of NSW
• Guardianship Tribunal
• NSW Ministerial Advisory Committee on Ageing
• Disability Council of NSW
1.2 Service Development and Planning Directorate
1.2.1 Community Access
Active Ageing – Choosing a service provider books (Metro North, Metro South, Hunter, Northern, Southern,
Western) – August 2009
Building Connections Forum Summary Report 2009
CALD Strategy (2005-08)
CALD Action Plan 2005-2006
CALD Action Plan 2006-2007
Case Management for Young People with Challenging Behaviour Program Description 2009
Case Management Practice Policy (November 2009)
Case Management Practice Guide: 7 Phase of Case Management (March 2010)
Circular DS-40 – Cessation of Fees in Disability Day Programs (17.04.02)
Circular DS-55 – Guidelines for the Development of Communication Support
Circular DS-66 – Revised List of Service Activities for Community Support Teams (25.03.03)
Circular DS-71 – Clients to Cease Taking Products Affected by TGA Recall (8.05.03)
Community Participation Program Guidelines (October 2006)
Community Participation Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (July 2006)
Community Participation Monitoring – Fact Sheet 10 (November 2008)
Community Participation (CP) Feedback Form April 2009
Community Participation Monitoring – Measuring Service User Satisfaction Report May 2009
Community Participation – New Directions (December 2005)
Community Participation Tender Training – Fact Sheet 4 – November 2005
Community Participation – Information for School Leavers – Fact Sheet 3 – November 2005
Community Participation – University of Wollongong Cost and Classification Study – Fact Sheet 2 – October
2005
Community Participation Project Fact sheet 1 – Project Update – October 2005
Community Participation Self Managed Model Business Rules – June 2007
Community Participation Self Managed Model for 2009 School Leavers Update October 2009
Community Participation Self Managed Model for 2009 School Leavers Update November 2009
Community Participation Self Managed Model for 2009 School Leavers Update February 2010
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Community Participation Service User Registration Form 2010
Community Participation (CP) Choosing a Service Provider Information Books (Metro North, Metro South,
Souther, Northern, Western, Hunter) 2009
Community Participation New Self Managed Model Service Providers for 2009 school leavers (Metro North,
Metro South, Southern, Northern, Western, Hunter)
Community Participation and Transition to Work Programs: Equipment and Modification Fund Guidelines
2009/10
Community Support Team – Intake Policy – Intake Points (May 2003)
Community Support Teams Manual:
• Behaviour Intervention Policy (January 2004)
• Case co-ordination and Case Management (October 1996)
• Consent for Specific Behaviour Intervention Practices, Exchange for Consumer Information and
for Medical and Dental Treatment (October 1996)
• Records Management Procedures for Group Homes, 2006
• Response to the Death of a client and reporting Reviewable Deaths Policy (August 2004)
• Client Death Notification Form (August 2004)
• Decision Making and Choice (October 1996)
• Dignity of Risk and Duty of Care (October 1996)
• General health and Safety for Consumers (October 1996)
• Health Care Policy and Procedures, 2007
• Individual Planning (October 1996)
• Maintaining Family Relationships (October 1996)
• Medication (October 1996)
• Palliative Care (2005)
• Participation and Integration (October 1996)
• Intake Policy (December 2001)
• Privacy, Dignity and Confidentiality (October 1996)
• Respite Care Services (October 1996)
• Abuse and Neglect Policy and Procedures, 2007
• Sexuality and Human Relationships (October 1996)
• Epilepsy Policy and Procedures, 2006
• Valued Status (October 1996)
• Staff – Client Relationships (November 2001)
• Prioritisation and Allocation (August 2992)
• Managing Client Risks (January 2003)
• Managing Client Risks in the Workplace (January 2003)
• Circular DS-62 – Endorsed Assessment Tools for Use in DADHC Disability Services (January
2003)
Cultural Competency and Case Management Training Package (2006)
Day Programs: New Directions in Day Programs – Life Choices and Active Ageing –revised September 2009
Day Programs: Life Choices Program Guidelines – revised September 2009
Day Programs: Active Ageing Program Guidelines – revised September 2009
Directions for Managing Community Support Services (April 2002)
Directions in Case Management 2008-10: The Case Management Framework (Revised August 2008)
EAPS Plan 2007-08
Eating Out: A Guide for People on Texture Modified Diets (September 2002)
Equipment and Modifications Fund 2009/10 Guidelines – Community Participation and Transition to Work
Programs
Evaluation of Transition to Work Program tender (DADHC 07.06)
Fact sheet for the Older Carers Pilot Project (2009)
Good Practice Guide – Moving from Institutional to Community Living
Guidelines for the Development, Implementation and Review of Communication Support systems for Persons
with an Intellectual Disability and Complex Communication Needs (November 2002)
Guidelines for Targeted Support Services (March 2009)
Leaving Care Program Description 2007
Leaving Care Program Mentoring Service Program Description 2009
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Business Rules for Ongoing Implementation of Programs for
2008/09 Service Users (1 July – 30 September 2009) (July 2009)
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Information for service providers – Fact Sheet One (June 2009)
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Information for service providers – Fact Sheet Two (July 2009)
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Information for service providers – Fact Sheet Three (October 2009)
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Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Information for service providers – Fact Sheet Four (March 2010)
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Life Choices and Active Ageing Program Guidelines – Fact Sheet
Five (March 2010)
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – New Life Choices and Active Ageing Places in 2009/10 for
Supported Accommodation Clients – Fact Sheet Six (April 2010)
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs: Business Rules for the regional purchasing of new day program
places 2009/10
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Exit and Transfer Form
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Instructions for the completion of the Exit/Transfer Form
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs: Supplementary Business Rules for Transitioning Flexible Day
Options Service Users into the Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – July 2009
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs: 2009/10 Business Rules for the regional purchasing of new day
program places for Supported Accommodation Clients
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs: Instruction Sheet – Guidelines for processing additional funding
requests in the Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs: Supplementary Business Rules for Organisations with Conditional
Approval – April 2009
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs – Supplementary Business Rules for Exits and Transfers from the
Program (September 2009)
Life Choices and Active Ageing Programs: Business Rules for the Self Managed Model – March 2009
Life Choices –Choosing a service provider books (Metro North, Metro South, Hunter, Northern, Southern,
Western) (August 2009)
Literature Review: Assisting People with a Disability from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities
and their Families (2005)
Local Support Co-ordination Manual June 2004
Managers’ Access Operations Manual March 2009
Mobility Guideline 2003
Multicultural Policies and Services Program 2009
Multicultural Planning Framework 2009
New Directions in Case Management 2008-2010: The Case Management Framework (August 2008)
New Directions in Day Programs: 2008/09 Business Rules for Stronger Together Places 2008/09 and DAP
Places – Regional purchasing of new day program places – March 2009
NSW Steering Committee for the Provision of Therapy Services in the Disability Sector (Therapy Taskforce)
Progress Report (July 2008)
Nutrition and Swallowing Checklist – Information for Clients and Families (October 2003)
Nutrition in Practice Manual (October 2003 – Second Edition)
Nutrition Kit (October 2003)
Operational Framework for the Multicultural Access Program (MAP) (2007)
Overview of the Eligibility Assessment for School Leavers – May 2009
Post School Programs Eligibility Assessment – Information for young people and their families – Fact Sheet
– 2010
Post School Programs Eligibility Assessment – Information for Service Providers – Fact Sheet – 2010
Post School Programs Appeals Process Information – Fact Sheet – Overview of Appeals Process 2010
Post School Programs Appeals Process Information –Information Sheet 1: Overview of Appeals Process
(August 2008)
Post School Programs Appeals Process Information – Information Sheet 2: Transition to Work Program Appeal
Process (August 2008)
Post School Programs Appeals Process Information – Information Sheet 3: Community Participation Program
and Funding Appeal Process (August 2008)
Post School Programs Appeals Process Information – Information Sheet 4: Appeal Process for Unsuccessful
Applicants (August 2008)
Post School Programs Appeals Process Information – Fact Sheet September 2009
Post School Programs Equipment and Modification Fund Guidelines 2008-09
Private Speech Pathology Services Fact Sheet (June 2008)
Restricted Practices Authorisation: Procedures and Templates (December 2006)
SBS Homereach Radio Series (2008)
Service Descriptions for Day Programs
Service Descriptions for Community Support Teams
Service Descriptions for Leisure Link
Service Description for Local Support Co-ordination
Service Descriptions for Secure Services
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Service Descriptions for Targeted Support Services
Service Description Schedule: Community Participation Program
Service Description Schedule: Active Ageing Program
Service Description Schedule: Life Choices Program
Service Description Schedule: Target Support Services
Service Description Schedule: Transition to Work Program
Supervision Policy – Day Programs (September 2002)
Therapy Services in the Disability Sector: Literature Review (January 2008)
The Nutrition Program Evaluation 2003 (May 2003)
Transition to Work Program Guidelines (January 2008)
Transition to Work Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (January 2008)
Transition to Work Monitoring Trial 2008 – Monitoring Guidelines (April 2008)
Transition to Work Monitoring Trial – Fact Sheet 1 (April 2008)
Transition to Work – Outcomes in Transition to Work – 2006 School Leavers
Transition to Work – Outcomes in Transition to Work – 2005 School Leavers
Transition to Work – Outcomes in Transition to Work – Ex- ATLAS and 2004 School Leavers
Transition to Work (TTW) Choosing a Service Provider Information Books (Metro North, Metro South,
Southern, Northern, Western, Hunter) September 2009
Valuing Diversity: Cultural Diversity Strategic Framework 2010 – 2013
‘What Does This Word Mean’ – translation of 44 disability terms into 14 languages 2007
1.2.2 Community Care
National Program Guidelines for the Home and Community Care Program 2007
Home and Community Care National Standards Instrument and Guidelines
Home and Community Care National Standards Education Manual – Objectives 5, 6 and 7 – Facilitators Guide
Home and Community Care Service Type Descriptions
Home and Community Care Triennial Plan 2008-2011
Home and Community Care Annual Supplement 2008-09 of the 2008-2011 Triennial Plan
National Due Recognition Guidelines for Service Providers
National Framework for Comprehensive Assessment in the Home and Community Care Program
New South Wales Guidelines for Home and Community Care Funded Services
NSW Home and Community Care Service Type Guidelines
1.2.3 Prevention and Pathways
Better Together: A new Direction to make NSW Government services work better together for people with a
disability and their families: 2007-2011
Guidelines for disability action planning by NSW Government agencies 2008
Guidelines for Field Staff to Assist People Living in Severe Domestic Squalor 2007
1.2.4 Sector Development
Annual Compliance Return
Assessment Panel Guidelines
DADHC Funding Agreement
DADHC Tender Training and Assistance Program – Workshop Manual.
Funded Peak Activities -Standardised Service Specifications (November 2007)
Funded Peak Activities – Annual Service Plan Guidelines (Revised December 2007)
Guidelines for Service Acquisition (2008)
Policy on Service Acquisition (2008)
Service Type Description – 7.03 Disability Peak Activity Organisations
Standards in Action – Practice Requirements and Guidelines for Services Funded Under the Disability Services
Act 1993 (1998)
1.2.5 Office for Ageing
A guide to concessions and services for NSW veterans February 2007
Ageing 2030: Creating the future Roundtable Report
At home with dementia – a manual for people with dementia and their carers, June 2008
Fact Sheet: Ageing and Social Engagement in NSW, October 2007
Fact sheet – Finance – Reverse Mortgage
Fact sheet – Health – Dental Care
Fact sheet – Health – Foot Care
Fact Sheet: NSW Government: supporting older people today, May 2008
Fact Sheet: Population Ageing Projections in NSW, October 2007
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Fact Sheet: Overview of the Office for Ageing, November 2006
Identifying and responding to abuse of older people – The NSW Interagency Protocol, Trainers Guide, October
2008
Identifying and responding to abuse of older people – The NSW Interagency Protocol, Participants Handbook
for Senior Staff, October 2008
Implementing the interagency protocol in agencies and areas – aligning policies and procedures with the NSW
interagency protocol, Trainer’s Guide, October 2008
Implementing the interagency protocol in agencies and areas – aligning policies and procedures with the NSW
interagency protocol, Participants Handbook for Senior Staff, October 2008
Implementing the interagency protocol on abuse in agencies and areas – aligning policies and procedures with
the NSW interagency protocol, Workshop 2 Training Materials CD, October 2008
Interagency Protocol for Responding to Abuse of Older People 2007
Interagency Protocol for Responding to Abuse of Older People – Training Resource Kit 2007
Mature Workers Project Kits (Sage Centre) – Work and Retirement Kit and Manager’s Toolkit 2008
NSW Dementia Action Plan 2007 – 2009
Planning Ahead Kit: resources for managing financial, health and lifestyle decisions into the future May 2006
Planning Ahead Kit (CALD): resources for managing financial, health and lifestyle decisions into the future
(produced in Arabic, Croatian, and Italian) November 2008
Positive Ageing Statement, October 2009
Positive Ageing Grants 2009-2010, Guidelines and Application Form, October 2009
Taking Care of Business: Planning Ahead in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities, July 2007
Towards 2030: planning for our changing population April 2008
1.3 Accommodation and Direct Services Directorate
1.3.1 Aboriginal Service Development and Delivery
Aboriginal Home Care Service brochure – Helping our people to live independently
Aboriginal Home Care Service Policy and Guidelines May 2009
Aboriginal Policy Framework
Access and Equity Plan – Strengthening services for Aboriginal People 2009
CARES booklet – A better way to work with our clients and each other: Aboriginal Home Care, a self-learning
resource
Community Aged Care Packages Brochure 2009
Confirming eligibility (Aboriginality) Guidelines
Consulting Effectively with Aboriginal people and Communities – Aboriginal Consultation Strategy (2005)
Fact sheet: About Aboriginal Home Care
Fact sheet: Intake into Aboriginal Home Care
1.3.2 Accommodation Policy and Development
A Users Guide to the Screening Tool for entry to Licensed Residential Centres and the Screening Tool for
Entry to Licensed Residential Centres
Abuse and Neglect Policy and Procedures (May 2007)
Accommodation Support – Pre-qualification Scheme (Stage One: Invitation to Pre-qualify Documents and
Stage Two: Request for Service Proposal Documents).
After Hours Support Guidelines (ADHC Accommodation and Respite Services) March 2010
Aids for Individuals in DADHC Accommodation Services (AIDAS) Policy and Procedures (November 2005)
Allocation of Places in Supported Accommodation Policy and Procedures (June 2009)
Boarding House Expert Advisory Group – Terms of Reference
Boarding House Relocations Program Service Type Descriptions for Group Homes, Interim Accommodation
Support, Learning and Life Skills (Day Program) and Community Based Activities.
Boarding House Supports Program Service Type Descriptions for Primary and Secondary Health Care and
Active Linking Initiative (ALI).
Boarding House Complaints Handling Guidelines and Procedures (October 2007)
Business Rules on the Status of Clients who Entered Residences Prior to the ‘Restricted Admissions’ Policy
(2002)
Changing, Creating or Deleting Disability Service Outlets Business Rules (February 2004)
Circular 2009/0001 – Revised Admissions and Payments to Large Residential Centres (LRCs)
Circular DS-39 – Roles and Responsibilities of Assistants in Nursing in DADHC Disability Services Residences
(16.04.02)
Circular DS-51- Supervision Policy for Accommodation, Respite and Day Programs (13.09.02)
Circular DS-57- Operational Procedures: Client Checks – version 2 (11.02)
DS-21 – “No Admission of Children and Young People to DoCS Residences” Policy (14.6.00)
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DS-34 Client Holidays and Overnight Stays Policy
DS-71 Clients to Cease Taking Products Affected by TGA Recall (8.04.2003)
Circular 2007/AM/0004 Epilepsy Policy and Procedures
Circular 2007/AM/0012 Individual Planning for Children and Young People living in out-of-home placements
policy and procedures (Amended May 2007)
Circular 2007/PM/0015 Client Holidays and Overnight Stays
Circular 2006/PM/0008 – New DADHC and OPC Inter-Agency Protocol: The Management of Client Finances
in DADHC Residences and Group Homes
Circular 2008/AM/0003 – Release of the revised Client Death Notification (CDN) form and frequently asked
questions fact sheet
Circular 2006/PM/0003 – Palliative Care Policy for Accommodation Support Services
Circular 2005/PM/0024 – Issue of the Managing Client Finances in DADHC Residences Policy
Circular 2005/PM/0022 – Additional reporting requirement: Response to the death of a client and reporting
reviewable deaths policy
Circular 2004/PM/0006 – Issue of the Response to the Death of a Client and Reporting Reviewable Deaths
Policy (August 2004)
Client Checks Policy and Procedures (November 2002)
Client Death Notification Form (November 2007)
Client Death Policy and Procedures (August 2004)
Client Finances Policy and Procedures (November 2000)
Client Finances in DADHC Residences Policy and Procedures (May 2006)
Client Risk Policy and Procedures (March 2008)
Community Visitor Report Protocol (February 2002)
Decision Making and Consent Policy and Procedures (amended February 2009)
Dignity of Risk and Duty of Care Policy and Procedures (October 1996)
Eating Out: A Guide for People on Texture Modified Diets (September 2002)
Emergency Response Policy and Procedures (Interim August 2009)
Epilepsy Policy and Procedures (December 2006)
Exit Policy and Procedures (October 1996)
Fact Sheet – Do I Need a Licence?
Family Relationships Policy and Procedures (October 1996)
Fees for Board and Lodging (Residency Charge) Policy and Procedures (October 1996)
Financial Principles (August 2000)
Financial procedures for the operation of the Household Operating Account (October 2000)
Framework and Guidelines for the Development and Review of Client Policies (February 2004)
Health Care Policy and Procedures (amended July 2009)
Holiday and Overnight Stays Policy and Procedures (August 2001)
Household Operating Account (HOA) Policy and Procedures Draft December 2007
Individual Planning Policy and Procedures (September 2005)
Individual Planning for Children and Young People living in out-of-home placements policy and procedures
(Amended May 2007)
Interagency Protocol Management of Client Finances (March 2006)
Licensed Residential Centres Licensing, Monitoring and Closure Policy Version 1.0, Vol One; Vol Two
Medication Policy and Procedures (March 2008)
NSW Younger People in Residential Aged Care (YPIRAC) Program Fact Sheet (December 2008)
Nutrition and Swallowing Policy and Procedures (December 2002)
Nutrition in Practice Manual (March 2002)
Nutrition in Practice Guidelines (July 2002)
Nutrition and Swallowing Checklist (August 2006)
Our Commitment to Residents (amended June 2008)
Palliative Care Policy and Procedures (October 2005)
Reconfiguration of DADHC Group Homes and Vacancy Management (2005)
Report of the Active Linking Initiative (ALI) March 2004
Sexuality and Human Relationships (October 1996)
Shift Changeover Policy and Procedures (July 2002)
Supervision in Accommodation Support Services Policy and Procedures (June 2006)
Supervision in Respite Services Policy and Procedures (September 2002)
Wills and Estates Policy and Procedures (September 2004)
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1.3.3 Respite
Aboriginal Carers Support Guide (October 2008)
Allocation of Planned Respite Care Policy (Updated October 2009)
Cessation of fees in DADHC operated respite services (November 2008)
Circular CE2009/0008- Allocation of Planned Respite Care Policy (30.10.09)
Guidelines for the Support Coordination Program (March 2008)
Maintaining Respite Capacity Policy (April 2009)
New Directions for Disability Respite Services in NSW (April 2010)
NSW Carer’s Action Plan 2007-2012
Orientation to DADHC Respite Services (Updated June 2006)
Respite Program Guidelines (disability): Operated and funded services under Disability Services Program
(April 2010
1.3.4 Office of the Senior Practitioner
Priority Timeframe for Assessing Eligibility of Young People Referred by the Department of Juvenile Justice
June 2009
Behaviour Support Policy (January 2009)
Behaviour Support Policy and Practice Manual (January 2009) Part 1: Policy and Practice
Behaviour Support Policy and Practice Manual (January 2009) Part 2: DADHC procedures and templates
BARAT Business Rules
Community Justice Program Guidelines 2010
Intellectual Disability and the Criminal Justice System NSW Interagency Service Principles and Protocols
Justice Services Policy 2009
Program Summary – Integrated Services Project for Clients with Challenging Behaviour June 2010
Evaluation of Integrated Services Project for clients with Challenging Behaviour – Mid Term Report 2009
Intellectual Disability Mental Health First Aid Manual
1.4 Corporate Services Directorate
1.4.1 Corporate Communications
Comms Centre Guidelines (December 2005)
DADHC Annual Report 2009/10
DADHC Connections email stakeholder newsletter
DADHC Branding and Publishing Guide
Intranet guidelines (September 2006)
Made You Look Don’t DIS my ABILITY International Day of People with a Disability 2008
NSW Seniors Week 2010 Grants Program Application
NSW Seniors Week 2010 Achievement Awards Nomination Form
NSW Seniors Week 2010 Program of Events
Our Voice (staff newspaper)
Premier’s Gala Concerts for Groups – Group Registration Form and Group Application Form
Premier’s Seniors Week Gala Concert Program 2010
Premier’s Christmas Gala Concert Program 2009
Premier’s Christmas Gala Concert DVD 2009
Seniors Card 2010 Discount Directories (5 regional editions)
Seniors Card 2011 Discount Directory Advertising Rate Card and Booking Form
Seniors Card Member Application Form (eligibility criteria) revised January 2009
Seniors Card Business Partner Application Form
Seniors Card Direct Mail booking form
Seniors Card Electronic Direct Mail booking form
Seniors Card Enewsletter Advertorial booking form
Seniors Card Inserts in New Member and Remake Packs booking form
Seniors Car Web Banner Advertising Booking Form
Senirs Card Show Bag Insert booking form
Stronger Together: A new direction for disability services in NSW 2006-2016 (plan, summary and summary
in 10 languages and accessible formats)
Stronger Together: A new direction for disability services in NSW 2006-2007 (Progress Report: Summary)
Stronger Together: A new direction for disability services in NSW 2006-2016 – Report card for the first two
years (June 2008)
The Carers’ Survival Guide – Z-card
What’s Hot and What’s Not – C-card
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1.4.2 Strategic Human Resources
100 Point ID Fact Sheet – June 2009
ADHC OHS Improvement Plan 2009-10
Appropriate Attire and Foot wear Guidelines – June 2006
Assessing and Managing Psychological Injury – Practice Guidelines – December 2004
Business Rules for the Psychologist Reclassification Process – May 2008
Cashing Out of Additional Recreation Leave Information Sheet – March 2010
Code of Conduct and Ethics – August 04
Compassionate Transfers Fact Sheet – June 2010
Compensation for Transferred Employees Fact Sheet – Dec 2009
Conflicts of Interest Policy – May 08
Consultation Policy Summary February 07
Development of Safe Work Procedures – January 2006
Dignity and Respect Fact Sheet – Jan 2010
Employee Consultative Framework Policy and Guidelines – June 03
Excess Employees Fact Sheet – May 2009
Excess Employees Business Rules – Oct 2009
Employee Consultative Framework Policy and Guidelines – May 2010
Filling and Advertising of Vacancies in ADHC – March 2010
First Aid Procedures December 04
First Aid in the Workplace Policy – September 2005
Guidelines for Conducting a Job Safety Analysis June 06
Guidelines for Employees to Reduce Motor Vehicle Crashes
Guidelines: Use of protective gloves – September 2005
Guidelines for the Prevention of Slips, Trips and Falls – March 2005
Guidelines for Offering Suitable Employment – December 2004
Guideline for Prevention of Manual Handling Injuries – October 2004
Hazardous Substances Policy – August 2005
Hazardous Substances Safe Work Procedures – January 2006
Induction, Policy and Procedures for DADHC – December 04
Incident Management Policy – January 2007
Infection Control Policy – January 2006
Infection Control Procedures – February 2007
Leave Governance for Managers Policy – May 07
Leave Without Pay Policy – June 2010
Leave: Adoption Leave – May 05
Leave: Annual Leave Loading (ALL) – May 05
Leave: Extended Leave – May 05
Leave: Family and Community Service Leave (FACS) – May 05
Leave: Leave Without Pay– May 05
Leave: Military Leave – May 05
Leave: Personal/carer’s leave policy – May 05
Leave: Recreation Leave – May 05
Leave: Sick Leave – May 05
Leave: Special Leave – May 05
Leave: Study Time Leave – May 05
Leave: Union and Employee Representative Leave – May 05
Managing Client Risk Policy – June 2006
Manual Handling Policy – September 2004
Manual Handling Risk Management Procedures – November 2004
Maternity Leave, FACS Leave and Military Leave Fact Sheet – May 2009
Motor Vehicle Allowances for Private Vehicles Fact Sheet – June 2010
OHS Policy June 2010
OHS and Injury Management System Review (OSR) Policy and Procedures – August 2007
Occupational Health and Safety Risk Management Policy – September 2004
OHS Consultation Policy and Guidelines – December 2004
OHS Electrical Safety Policy – January 2007
OHS Risk Management Policy – September 2004
OHS Risk Management Guideline and Procedure Procurement of Goods, Plant and Equipment – January 2006
Pre-Employment Criminal and Working with Children Checks Policy and Procedures – June 07
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Private Work Policy – June 2010
Protected Disclosures Policy – June 2010
Procedures for Notifying and Investigating Staff and Visitor Incidents – Fact Sheet – May 2009
Purchased Leave Fact Sheet – March 2010
Recovery of Salary Overpayments Policy – April 08
Recreation Leave Guidelines – February 08
Recreation Leave Fact Sheet – June 2009
Record Management Procedures for Injury Management Information Recreation Fact Sheet – May 2009
Recruitment Fact Sheet – May 2009
Resolution of Workplace Grievances Policy – April 05
Return to Work Policy – December 2004
Return to Work Procedures – December 2004
Resolution of Work place Grievances Policy – April 2005 (SHR Policy not OHS)
Risk Management Policy Summary
Safe Driving Policy – May 2007
Safe Work Procedures – Client Manual Handling Plan – December 2004
Safe Work Procedures – Laundry
Safe Work Procedures – Manual Handling
Safe Work Procedure – Template – January 2006
Safe Work Procedure – Vacuuming
Safe Driving Work Procedures January 07
Secondary Employment within ADHC Policy – June 2010
Selection Guidelines for Convenors and Panel Members – Jan 2010
Salary Packaging Fact Sheet – March 2010
Sick Leave – Fact Sheet – May 2009
Smoke Free Environment Policy – April 2006
Striving for Excellence – Policy and Procedures – September 2009
Terms of Reference for State OHS Consultation Forum
Travelling compensation and excess travelling time Fact Sheet – November 2009
Workplace Safety Inspection Procedure – June 2006
1.4.3 Information Technology
Information Security Policy (2004)
Information and Communications Technology Strategic Plan (2006-2009)
Intranet, Internet and E-mail Services Policy and Guidelines (2008)
Information Classification and Ownership Policy (2005)
Information Security Management System Charter (2007)
Records Management Policy (2005)
Remote Access Policy (2008)
Telecommunications Policy (2004)
1.4.4 Law and Justice
Application for Access to Documents under the NSW Freedom of Information Act 1989
Application for Amendment of Personal Records
Application for Review of Determination (FOI)
Circular No. 2005/PM/0019 – Providing Access to Personal Information (including Health information) held
by DADHC
ADHC Delegations Manual
Internal Review Procedures – Privacy Complaint
Privacy Complaint: Application for Internal Review (Application for review of conduct under section 53 of
the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998)
Procedures for processing FOI applications
Standard DADHC Contract for Contractors/Consultants
1.4.5 Strategic Asset Management and Procurement
Asset Management Activities Roles and Responsibilities
Community Supported Living Accommodation Design Guidelines and Toolkit (February 2009)
Engagement of Agency Staff (September 2007)
Engaging Contractors and Consultants Policy and Procedures (March 2007)
Goods and Services Procurement Policy and Guidelines (October 2007)
Office Accommodation Property Business Case Guidelines
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Policies and Procedures for the DADHC Motor Vehicle Fleet (February 2006)
Policies and Procedures for the parking of bicycles in DAHC premises – 83 Clarence Street, Sydney (May 2005)
Policies and Procedures for the issue of DADHC Photo Identification Cards (April 2006)
Waste Reduction and Purchasing Plan (WRAPP) 2005 – 2007
1.4.6 Strategic Finance
Acquittal Guide – For DADHC Service Providers (October 2009)
Acquittals Risk Management Policy and Guidelines (April 2008)
Asset Capitalisation Policy (May 2005)
Credit Card Policy (2005)
Ex-Gratia Payments (September 2007)
Guide to DADHC Funding Agreement
Home Care Service Treasury Management Policy (November 2008)
Petty Cash (September 2007)
Prompt Payment of Accounts (September 2007)
Taxis and Cab Charge Policy (2005)
1.4.7 Learning and Development
L&D Budget Allocation Principles and Guidelines 2008/09
Learning and Development Planning Framework (Principles and Resources to Support the Development and
Implementation of a Learning and Development Plan) – June 2009
SAP Training and Events Guidelines
Study Leave Policy (2006)
1.4.8 Business Improvement
Council of Australian Governments National Disability Agreement, Schedule F to the Intergovernmental
Agreement on Federal Financial Relations
Capital Works Funding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 2008
Client Information on Privacy in various community languages
• Privacy (English)
• Privacy (Arabic)
• Privacy (Croatian)
• Privacy (Dutch)
• Privacy (Filipino)
• Privacy (French)
• Privacy (Greek)
• Privacy (Hindi)
• Privacy (Hungarian)
• Privacy (Italian)
• Privacy (Korean)
• Privacy (Macedonian)
• Privacy (Maltese)
• Privacy (Polish)
• Privacy (Serbian)
• Privacy (Spanish)
• Privacy (Turkish)
• Privacy (Vietnamese)
Deed of Agreement between Department of Veterans’ Affairs and Department of Ageing, Disability and
Home Care for financial contributions in recognition of veteran access to the Home and Community Care
(HACC) Program
Evaluation Policy: Evidence-based decision making in DADHC – a framework for data collection, analysis,
synthesis and the role of evaluation.
Home and Community Care Review Agreement 2007
MDS and Privacy
NSW CSTDA MDS User Guide
NSW CSTDA MDS User Guide
NSW HACC MDS User Guide
NSW User Guide HACC MDS v2.1f
Program Evaluation Guidelines: Integrating evidence based decision making into program management and
evaluation processes.
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Research Policy. Policy applies to all formal research, defined as an original, systematic enquiry to establish
facts or test a hypothesis and which generally leads to the creation of a written report funded or supported
by DADHC
1.5 Chief Executive’s Office
1.5.1 Government and Assurance
Audit Committee Charter (April 09)
Code of Conduct Guidelines for Audit Committee Members
Code of Conduct and Ethics (August 2004)
Conflict of Interest Policy (February 2008)
Corporate Compliance Framework Policy 2008
DADHC Business Continuity Planning Policy (June 2008)
DADHC Feedback and Complaint Handling – Principles and Guidelines. Version 2. 24 (May 2005).
Protected Disclosure Policy (2004)
Risk Management Framework Policy (2008)
1.6 Statement of Affairs
Under the Freedom of Information Act 1989, each NSW Government Department or Agency is required to
publish an annual Statement of Affairs. The statement describes the structure and functions of the agency and
lists categories of documents held. It also reports on FOI activity in the previous financial year and sets out
how to obtain documents that are eligible for public scrutiny under legislation.
ADHC has identified its Annual Report as its Statement of Affairs. The Annual Reports are available for inspection
at ADHC’s head office at Level 5, 83 Clarence Street, Sydney. The current and previous Annual Reports are
also available on the ADHC website: http://www.dadhc.nsw.gov.au/dadhc/Publications+and+policies/
1.7 Contact Arrangements
Freedom of Information Coordinator
Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care
Level 5, 83 Clarence Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: (02) 8295 4607
Fax:
(02) 8295 4601
Arrangements can be made to obtain copies of documents or to inspect them by contacting the FOI Coordinator.
Note: With the commencement of the Government Information (Public Access) Act on 1 July 2010 the right
to information officer will take over the duties of the Freedom of Information Coordinator.
section 2 – Home Care Service of NSW
2.1Policy Documents
The Home Care Service of NSW (HCS) is a Statutory Corporation bound by the provisions of the NSW
Home Care Service Act 1988. HCS is a public agency under the FOI legislation. HCS has been integrated
into Ageing, Disability and Home Care, Department of Human Services NSW (ADHC). Several of its policies
and procedures (see above) apply across ADHC. Others (see below) apply to HCS employees within ADHC.
Many of these documents are also available on ADHC’s website:
http://www.dadhc.nsw.gov.au/dadhc/Publications+and+policies/Other/
A service for independent living – Home Care Service brochure
Access and Intake into the Home Care Service: Fact Sheet.
Attendant Care Program Direct Funding Model Guidelines September 2008
Attendant Care Program Package Guidelines April 2009
Attendant Care Program Procedures March 2007
Attendant Care Program Service Review Policy
Checklist for care workers providing service for children and young people
Client Access and Intake Procedures
Client Review Policy
Communicating in Alternative Formats Policy with People with Disabilities
Community Aged Care Packages client service brochure
Corporate and Full Fee private rates effective 17 August 2009
Corporate Records Management Policy
Domestic Assistance Fact Sheet
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Debt Management Guidelines
Guidelines for managing challenging client interactions for Home Care
Harassment Free Workplace Policy
High Need Pool Fact Sheet April 2007
High Need Pool Guidelines
Home Care CARES Booklet
Home Care Advisory Board Fact Sheet
Home Care Standard Client Contribution Fact Sheet
Interim Privacy Guidelines and Privacy Fact Sheet
Joint Statement on Role Boundaries in Provision of Personal Care
Monitoring client contributions for the management of debt for individuals
Mistreatment of Vulnerable Adults in their Homes
Personal Care Policy Manual
Personnel Policy Manual
Policy and Procedures for the Home Care Service Corporate Uniform
Portability Policy for Home Care Clients
Quality Assurance for Home Care Service – Guide to Good Practice
Reasonable Adjustment for people with a disability policy
Records Disposal Policy Manual
Record keeping Policy Client Service Files
Referral and Assessment Procedures for the Provision of HACC Services
Reporting of Suspected Illegal Activity
Rostering Guidelines
Safe Care Policy Manual
Secondary Employment Policy
Service Policy Guidelines
Shopping, Bill Paying Guidelines for Home Care clients
Subcontracting: Policy and Procedures.
Using Interpreters and Translators Policy
APOP branch briefing session FAQs
APOP branch user guide
Service Provider – APOP FAQs
Service Provider User Guide
Due to Home Care Service’ integration with ADHC, information about its current functions and structure is
reflected in ADHC’s Annual Report which is available for inspection upon request, and on ADHC’s website:
http://www.dadhc.nsw.gov.au/dadhc/Publications+and+policies/ as well.
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: (02) 8295 4607
Fax:
(02) 8295 4601
section 3 – Guardianship Tribunal
3.1Policy Documents
Application for Appointment of a Financial Manager and/or appointment of a Guardian
Application for Consent to Medical or Dental Treatment
Application for Recognition of Interstate Appointment
Application to Review a Financial Management Order
Application to Review an Enduring Guardianship Appointment
Application to Review an Enduring Power of Attorney
Application to Revoke a Financial Management Order
Appointment of Enduring Guardian Form
Community Education Request Form
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Enduring Power of Attorney
Feedback Form: We Welcome Your Feedback
Financial Management Hearings
Getting ready for your hearing
Guardianship Hearings
Health Professional Report Form
Hearings of Applications to Review or Revoke Financial Management Orders
Hearings for Reviews of Guardianship Orders
Information for Applicants: Application for Appointment of a Financial Manager and/or appointment of a
Guardian
Information Sheet: Application for leave to be represented at hearings by a legal representative or agent:
Information: Application to be joined as a Party to a Matter
Information for Parties: Review of Enduring Powers of Attorney
Information Sheet: Application to Review or Revoke a Financial Management Order
Information Sheet: Applying to be joined as a Party to proceedings
Information Sheet: Clinical Trials
Information Sheet: Financial Management and Guardianship Reviews and Appeals
Information Sheet: Financial Management Orders- What Happens after a hearing?
Information Sheet: Financial Management Reviews and Appeals:
Information Sheet: Guardianship Orders- What Happens after a hearing?
Information Sheet: Guardianship Reviews and Appeals
Information Sheet: Review of Enduring Powers of Attorney
Information Sheet: Signing an Aged Care Client Record (3020 form)
Information Sheet: Who is a party to Guardianship Tribunal proceedings?
‘Person Responsible’
Planning Ahead: Enduring Guardianship
Planning Ahead: Enduring Power of Attorney
Practice Note 1 of 2009: Legal Practitioners and Guardianship Tribunal proceedings
Prescribed Power of Attorney form
Recognition of Interstate Appointment
Request to Review a Guardianship Order
Request to withdraw an application
Resignation of Appointment of Enduring Guardian/Alternative Enduring Guardian
Revocation of Appointment of Enduring Guardian
Separate Representative
Special Medical Consent Guidelines
Special Medical Treatment – Androgen Reducing Medication
Special Medical Treatment – For People Under 16 Years
Special Medical Treatment – Hysterectomy or Endometrial Ablation
Special Medical Treatment – Orchidectomy
Special Medical Treatment – Termination of Pregnancy
Special Medical Treatment – Tubal Ligation
Special Medical Treatment – Vasectomy
Substitute Consent
The Role of the Guardianship Tribunal
Three Separate Organisations
What Does the Guardianship Tribunal Do? – Available in Arabic, Cantonese, Croatian, Filipino/ Tagalog,
English, German, Greek, Italian, Polish, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese.
The publications of the Guardianship Tribunal are available in large print or as ASCII text file on request.
Some publications are available online at the Tribunal’s website – http://www.gt.nsw.gov.au.
The Tribunal’s website has been designed for easy accessibility, with some pages available in 12 languages
other than English, the majority of publications and all application forms available for download, separate
sections on applications and hearings and orders, video clips of the hearing process, and online applications
for guardianship and financial management.
Information about the function and structure of the Guardianship Tribunal – its Statement of Affairs, can be
found in its Annual Report which is available for inspection by contacting the Tribunal at the below address.
The Tribunal’s Annual Report is also available on its website: www.gt.nsw.gov.au.
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Freedom of Information Officer
Attention: Legal Officer
Guardianship Tribunal
2A Rowntree Street
Balmain NSW 2041
Telephone: (02) 9556 7600
Fax:
(02) 9555 9049
section 4 – NSW Ministerial Advisory Committee on Ageing
4.1 Issue Papers
A Double-Edged Sword: Report of consultation with older residents of Queanbeyan and district, 2000
A Step in the Right Direction: A seminar on foot health for older people, 2006
A Two Way Street: Older People and Volunteering, 1999
Building Community Trust – Social Capital and Rural NSW: an older person’s perspective, 1999
Caring for the Country: a spotlight on the needs of older people who live in rural and remote NSW, 2000
Central West 2001: Report of consultations with older residents of Parkes, Forbes and environs, 2001
Consultation at Kings Cross, 2005
Consultation at Taree, 2005
Consultations in Griffith and Narrandera: Final report and recommendations, 2002
Consultations in Tamworth: Final Report, 2003
Consultations on the Central Coast: Initial Report, 2005
Consultations with Older People: on Mobility, Location and Financial Security, 2004
Counting on Experience: a review of good practice in the employment of mature workers, 2002
Driving Miss Daisy in Country NSW, 2000
Entitled to Respect: A discussion on community attitudes to older people, 2007
Erosion by Stealth: Reports on consultations with older residents of Kempsey and district, 1999
Final Report of consultation with older people in Griffith and Narrandera in September, 2002
Gendered Ageism- Job Search Experiences of Older Women (Department for Women and NSW Committee
on Ageing), 1997
Hear All About It: Seminar on hearing loss and older people, 2003
‘Have Your Say’ Consultation with older people of non-English speaking backgrounds, Blacktown, 2002
Home among the gum trees – Securing the future for older people who live in residential parks in NSW, 2004
Including Us Too! Tips for events managers working with older people, 2000
Job Search Experiences of Older Workers, 1996
Keeping in touch: Older People Living Alone, 1996
Keeping the balance: older men and healthy ageing, 2001
Living Well Forum: Report of a consultation with older people from eight ethnic communities in South Western
Sydney, 1998
Living alone, staying in touch – seminar report, Seniors Week 2007 (Document published in March 2009)
Local Government Services for Older People, 1996
Making a Difference – The views of people in the valley: Report of consultations in Bega and district, 1998
Never Too Late to Learn: A Report on Older People and Lifelong Learning, 1997
NSW Committee on Ageing Consultation in Blacktown: Final report and recommendations, 2002
NSW Committee on Ageing Consultations in Parkes and Forbes: Final report and recommendations, 2003
Older People and Crime, 1997
Older People and Government Services: Report to the Minister for Ageing, 2006
Older People and Housing: The views of older people in southern Sydney, July 2003
Older People from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities: Report on a Roundtable Discussion, 2007
Older People Living in Residential Parks: Report to the Minister for Ageing, 2005
Over the Hill or Flying High? An Analysis of Age Discrimination Complaints in NSW, 1998
Paying the Price – The impact of mature age unemployment on government services, 2004
Retirement: a Survey, 1996
River and Coast: A report of consultation in Tweed Heads and Murwillumbah, 2001
Taking Charge: Making Decisions for Later Life, 1999
The Eyes Have It: report of vision and older people seminar, 2002
Too Young to Go: mature age unemployment and early retirement in NSW, 2002
Volunteering and Older People, 1996
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Volunteering, It’s never too late! Encouraging volunteering at all ages. Community consultation, Maitland and
Newcastle, 26 May 2008. (Document published in March 2009.)
When Families Break Down – Rights of Grandparents and Grandchildren, 1997
When the chips are down: Report of a consultation with older residents of Cobar and district, 1998
Where to live as we age – Stay put or move? 2002
Who Pays: The Impact of User Pays and Economic Policy of Older People, 1998
Word of Mouth: Older People’s Oral Health Seminar, 2004
4.2 Other documents
Brochures about the NSW Ministerial Advisory Committee on Ageing (one in English and one multilingual)
Consultation Protocols, November 2003 edition
Half Yearly Report (January – June, July – Dec.) published since 2002
MACA Annual Report, July 2007-June 2008 (Published in December 2008)
MACA Strategic Workplan 2008-2009
Older People: Myths and Realities, brochure, 2007
Strategic Plan 2003/04 – 2005/06, July 2003
Strategic Work Plan 2006 – 07
The NSW Ministerial Advisory Committee on Ageing has set up its own website which has detailed information
about the Committee’s function and structure. The website also contains more information about its publications
and other related information. www.maca.nsw.gov.au
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: (02) 8295 4607
Fax:
(02) 8295 4601
section 5 – Disability Council of NSW
5.1 Issue Papers
Accommodation and Support Scope: A discussion of current options and recommendations in accommodation
and support for people with a disability. (August 2008)
Preliminary advice on increasing employment opportunities for people with disability in NSW. (April 2008)
Universal Design: A lifecycle approach to sustainable housing design (November 2007)
A joint project between the Disability Council of NSW and the Australian Network for Universal Housing
Design (ANUHD).
Lifecycle Housing – A home for all stages of life. (July 2007)
A Question of Justice: Access and Participation for People with Disabilities in Contact with the Justice System
(2003)
About the Disability Council of NSW (June 2007). Brochures in English and also in other community languages:
Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Italian, Spanish and Greek.
More than Getting through the Gate: The Involvement of Parents who have a Disability in their Children’s
School Education in NSW (2001). Report commissioned by the Disability of NSW. Authored by Sally
Robinson, Fay Hickson and Robert Strike.
One of the Kids – Educating Children with and without Disabilities Together in the Same Classes and Schools.
A Guide for Parents (1998)
5.2 Submissions / Responses
5.2.1 2009
Submission to the House Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs on the draft Disability
(Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards. (March 09).
Submission to the Inquiry into the Disability Discrimination and other Human Rights Legislation Amendment
Bill 2008.
Submission to the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
Inquiry into the Future of Disability Employment Services in Australia. (January 09).
Submission to the Ministry of Transport on the Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Measurement Protocol. (January 09).
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5.2.2 2008
Submission to the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs on the
National Disability Strategy. (November 08).
Response to the City of Sydney’s draft motorcycle and scooter strategy. (September 08).
Submission to the NSW Legislative Council’s General Purpose Standing Committee 2’s Inquiry into the
Program of Appliances for Disabled People (PADP). (September 08).
Submission to the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs on the
Pension Review. (September 08).
Response to the Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care draft Allocations Policy and Procedures.
(September 08).
Response to the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Media’s Discussion paper on
access to electronic media for the hearing and vision impaired. (August 08).
Submission to the Housing Standing Committee on Family, Community, Housing and Youth’s Inquiry into
better support for carers. (July 08).
Response to the Department of Ageing Disability and Home Cares Policy and Practice Manual – Behavioural
support. (July 08).
Response to Standing Committee on Law and Justice on the 9th Review of the exercise and functions of the
Motor Accident Authority (MAA) and the Motor Accident Council and 1st Review of the exercise and
function of the Lifetime Care and Support Authority and Lifetime Care and Support Advisory Council.
(May 08).
Response to the Law Reform Commission’s Report 117 – Jury Selection. (March 08)
Response to the Law Reform Commission’s Report 114 (2006) – Blind or Deaf Jurors. (April 08).
Response to the Allen Consultancy Group’s Review of the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport
2002 draft report. (April 08).
5.2.3 2007
Response to Office of the Ombudsman and Police Integrity Commission on the Statutory Review of the
Community Services (Complaints, Reviews and Monitoring) Act 1993 (CRAMA). (October 07).
Response to NSW Health on developing a service framework to improve health care of people with intellectual
disability. (May 2007).
Response to the Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care on the new financial arrangements for
DADHC clients who use the protective commissioner as their banker. (February 07).
5.2.4 2006
Response to Planning NSW’s review of SEPP Seniors Living (2004) – Lifecycle Housing: Meeting the changing
needs of homeowners across the lifespan. (May 2006)
Submission to the Inquiry into developing a Sustainability Charter by the Standing Committee on Environment
and Heritage (May 2006).
Submission to the Inquiry by NSW Health on the future directions for health in NSW: Fit for the future.
Planning for the Future: NSW Health 2025. (February 2006)
Submission on Developing a Sustainability Charter for Australia: to the Inquiry into a Sustainability Charter
by the Standing Committee on Environment and Heritage Submission to Inquiry into Children, Young
People and the Built Environment: A Submission to the NSW Parliamentary Committee on Children and
Young People (January 2006)
Information about the Council’s function and structure can be found in ADHC’s Annual Report, which is available
for inspection at ADHC’s Central Office or at its website: www.dadhc.nsw.gov.au/publicationsandpolices.
Further information about the Council is also available at its website: http://disabilitycouncil.nsw.gov.au/
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: (02) 8295 4607
Fax:
(02) 8295 4601
Most publications are available online at the Disability Council’s website: http://disabilitycouncil.nsw.gov.au
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
AMBULANCE SERVICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES
SECTION 1 – Policy Documents
The following policies and documents are held by the Ambulance Service of NSW:
Access to Patients by Ambulance Officers, Standard Operating Policy (SOP) 2007_018, July 2007.
Ambulance Service employees and other employment, SOP 2007_028, August 2007.
Bequest Policy and Procedure, SOP 2006_032, June 2006
Changes to the reporting requirements for Children at Risk SOP 2010_005, February 2010
Code of Conduct for staff, May 2007
Complaint Management Policy, SOP 2007_019, June 2007.
Conflicts of Interest and Gifts and Benefits, SOP 2010_019, April 2010
Contract Register, SOP 2009_053, September 2009.
Consumer and Public Participation within the Ambulance Service of NSW, SOP 2006_029, June 2006
Copyright (Intellectual Property), SOP 2006_026, June 2006
Disability Action Plan 2009-2014
Excellence in Care 2007-2012 Future directions for Ambulance
Fact Finding Investigation Guidelines – May 2002
Guidelines on the use of social networking websites such as Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, Twitter
and blogs, SOP 2009_027, July 2009.
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Strategic Plan 2008-2010
Major and Special Events Policy, SOP 2008_026, August 2008
Memorandum of Understanding between the Office of the Public Guardian, Ambulance Service of NSW
and NSW Police Force regarding coercive accommodation functions – March 2009
Mental Health Emergency Response – Memorandum of Understanding – August 2007
NSW HEALTHPLAN 2008 – The NSW Health Services Functional Area Supporting Plan to the NSW
State Disaster Plan (NSW DISPLAN)
Our Values
Patient Hardship Policy, September 2009
Patient Health Care Record Version 4.0 SOP 2009_025, June 2009
Patient Health Care Records – Storage and Retention Period, SOP 2006_045, June 2006
Photographs and Videos of Patients, SOP 2006_030, June 2006
Professional Conduct Guidelines, SOP 2006_072, October 2006
Product Endorsement, SOP 2006_025, June 2006
Records Management Policy, SOP 2006_073, September 2006.
Security of Patient Belongings, SOP 2008_004, April 2008.
Sponsorship, Fundraising and Donation Guidelines, SOP 2006_028, June 2006.
Transport Decision – Patient Request, SOP 2009_049, August 2009
Visitors to Stations, SOP 2006_039, June 2006
SECTION 2 – Statement of Affairs
The Ambulance Service of NSW was not required to publish an Annual Report in 2008/09, as Ambulance
information for that year was incorporated into the NSW Health Annual Report. Information on the functions
and structure of Ambulance are available on the Ambulance internet site.
The Ambulance Service website contains a wide range of information on the functions and operations of the
Ambulance Service, corporate information, publications and projects. The address of this website is http://
www.ambulance.nsw.gov.au
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SECTION 3 – Contact Arrangements
To access these policy documents and for applications under the Freedom of Information Act 1989, please
contact:
FOI Coordinator
Ambulance Service of NSW
Locked Bag 105
Rozelle NSW 2039
Telephone: (02) 9320 7606
Fax:
(02) 9320 7819.
Enquiries can be made between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.
Applications under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 should be accompanied by a $30 application fee.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
AUDIT OFFICE OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Corporate and Audit Policies
• Quality Manual
• System for Auditing Government Entities (SAGE 2008) – Audit Approach and Detailed Guidance
• Policies Applicable to All Audit Engagements
• Corporate Services Manuals
• Guarantee of Service
• Accounting Manual
• Audit Office Style Guide
• Contract Audit Agents Manual and Standard Contract
• Protected Disclosure Policy and Procedures
• Compliance Policy
• Fraud Control Policy
• Internal Control Framework and Management Internal Control Sign-Off
• Risk Management
• Privacy and Personal Information Management Plan
• Acceptable Use of ICT Resources Policy
• Professional Independence
• Records Management Policy
• Information Security Policy
• Intellectual Property Rights Policy (and Management Plan)
• Workplace Surveillance Policy
• Corporate Planning Framework
• Performance Audit Branch Instructions, Guidance and Reference Material
• Financial Audit Branch Instructions, Guidance and Reference Material
People Management and Development Policies
• Financial Audit Staff Scheduling Principles
• Staff Rotation Policy
• Learning and Development Strategy
• Discrimination and Harassment Policy
• Code of Conduct
• Engaging of Contractors
• Recreation Leave Policy
• Recruitment and Selection Procedure
• Sick Leave Policy and Procedures
• Occupational Health and Safety Policy
• Performance Management
• Employee Assistance Program
• Private Employment
• Grievance Procedures
• Exit Interview Procedures
• Equal Employment Opportunity Management Plan and Strategies
• Ethnic Affairs Policies
• Personnel Handbook
• Audit Office Award
• Flexible Working Hours Policy
• Overtime Policy
• Remuneration and Progression Policy
• Undergraduate Study Support Policy
• Professional Independence Policy
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General
• Administrative Circulars
PUBLICATIONS
The Audit Office publications in 2010 to date have been:
Auditor-General’s Reports to Parliament – Financial Audit Reports
We published two Auditor-General’s Reports to Parliament – Financial Audits.
These reports summarise the outcomes of our financial audits of NSW Public Sector agencies’ financial
reports and may include agency performance information and report on waste, probity and financial
judgement, investigate allegations of serious and substantial waste of public money.
Auditor-General’s Reports to Parliament – Performance Audits
We published 6 Auditor General’s Reports to Parliament – Performance Audits.
Agency or Issue Examined
Title of Performance Audit Report or Publication
NSW Police Force
NSW Department of Health
Managing Forensic Analysis
Fingerprints and DNA
NSW Commission for Children and
Young People
Working With Children Check
Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW
Improving Road Safety: School Zones
NSW Transport and Infrastructure
Improving the Performance of Metropolitan Bus Services
Department of Premier and Cabinet
NSW Treasury; WorkCover NSW
Injury Management in the NSW Public Sector
Department of Human Services
Ageing, Disability and Home Care
Access to Overnight Centre-Based Disability Respite
Annual Report
The Audit Office’s annual reports are available on the Audit Office internet site www.audit.nsw.gov.au.
Awareness
We issued 4 editions of Awareness.
This publication provides Office staff and our clients with the latest news on developments in accounting
standards; auditing standards and public sector issues relevant to accounting and auditing. It also includes
the Office’s views, comments and policies in respect of the changing public sector audit and accounting
environment.
Professional Update
The Office produces the Professional Update newsletter every six months, in January and July, to
coincide with the main financial year-ends of our clients. The newsletter provides details of recent major
developments in accounting and auditing requirements. Professional Update only contains brief details,
more information being available from the relevant Awareness issue that is referred to at the end of each
article. Professional Update is issued to staff and clients.
All Office publications are included on the Office’s internet site www.audit.nsw.gov.au.
Unless otherwise indicated, copies of the reports and guides may be purchased from the Government
Information Service Bookshop.
Access to Office Documents
The Office is exempted from the requirements of Freedom of Information for auditing information, but covered
for administrative matters. We received two FOI applications since 1 January 2010. One request was refused
as it concerned audit information. One request was accepted and information was provided.
Requests for access to documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 and the Freedom of Information
(Amendment) Act 1992 should be in writing and provide sufficient information to enable the correct documents
to be identified. Documents relating to the Office’s investigative, audit and reporting functions are exempt. In
the main, the final outcomes of these functions – including independent audit reports and other reports – are
made publicly available.
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Also, under section 38 of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983, the ‘Auditor-General, auditor or an authorised
person shall preserve and aid in preserving of secrecy with respect to all matters and things that come to the
knowledge of the Auditor-General, auditor or authorised person in the exercise of the functions of the AuditorGeneral, auditor or authorised person under this Act and the prescribed requirements and shall not communicate
to any person any such matter or thing.’
If the applicant is seeking documents relating to his/her personal affairs, the Office may request proof of identity.
If the applicant is seeking documents on behalf of another person relating to that person’s personal affairs, the
Office will ask the applicant to submit a consent form signed by that person.
A request will be dealt with as soon as practicable and in any case within 21 days after it has been received.
In the event that the request is successful, arrangements will be made between the applicant and the Office
for an appropriate form of access.
Application Fees/Charges
An application fee of $30 in cheque/cash must be included with the application. Processing charges may also
be applicable. The applicant will be supplied with a statement of charges if applicable.
SECTION 2 – STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
The New South Wales Auditor-General:
• helps the New South Wales Parliament hold Government accountable for its use of public
resources
• is independent of Government and reports directly to the Parliament
• is appointed by the NSW Governor for a fixed term of seven years
• operates under the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983.
The Audit Office of New South Wales supports the Auditor-General by:
• auditing New South Wales Government agencies’ financial reports
• assessing how well agencies comply with a selection of legal requirements, government policies or
central agency directives
• examining whether an agency is carrying out its activities effectively and doing so economically
and efficiently and in compliance with relevant laws. Known as performance audits, audits
may cover all or part of an agency’s operations or consider particular issues across a number of
agencies
• investigating allegations of serious and substantial waste of public money.
Access to the policy documents listed above can be arranged by contacting the Freedom of Information
Coordinator by telephone, fax or in person at the address below between the hours of 8:30 am and 5:00 pm.
Formal requests made under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 for access to documents held by the Audit
Office of NSW should be directed to:
Level 15, 1 Margaret Street
Sydney NSW 2001
Telephone: (02) 9275 7100
Fax:
(02) 9275 7200
Email:
[email protected]
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BARANGAROO DELIVERY AUTHORITY
SECTION 1 – POLICY DOCUMENTS
The policy documents available to the public at No. cost are being loaded on to the Authority’s webpage as
they are finalised.
Please visit the Barangaroo Delivery Authority website at: www.barangaroo.com and www.barangaroo.nsw.
gov.au or contact the Freedom of Information Coordinator (02) 9255 1728.
A copy of the Authority’s most recent Statement of Affairs may be obtained by visiting either of the above
websites or by contacting the Freedom of Information Coordinator (02) 9255 1728.
SECTION 3 – CONTACT ARRANGEMENTS
Requests for access to the Barangaroo Delivery Authority’s Statement of Affairs, policy documents or documents
under the Freedom of Information Act should be addressed to:
The Freedom of Information Coordinator
Barangaroo Delivery Authority
Level 3
66 Harrington Street
The Rocks NSW 2000
Telephone: (02) 9255 1728
Applications and enquiries can be made between 9.00am and 5.00pm, Mondays to Fridays, excluding public
holidays.
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of the
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LONG SERVICE PAYMENTS
CORPORATION (CORPORATION)
FOI Agency No. 968
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LONG SERVICE PAYMENTS
COMMITTEE (COMMITTEE)
FOI Agency No. 1682
Corporation
The Corporation holds the following policy documents which may be accessed for inspection:
o Policy and procedures relating to the authority and administrative powers of the Corporation
o Policy and procedures relating to the financial provisions of the Building and Construction Industry
Long Service Payments Fund
o Policy and procedures relating to registration of workers, recording of service credits, long service
payments and long service levies
o Personnel procedures relating to work specification, training and operational matters
o Records stored on computer and /or paper relating to registered workers, employers and levy payers
o The Corporation’s Business Plan activity reports
o The Corporation’s 2008/2009 Annual Report
o Current brochures, pamphlets and newsletters
The Corporation’s internet site lspc.nsw.gov.au contains information about the Corporation and its operation.
Prior to making an FOI application to the Corporation, it is suggested the 13 14 41 Helpline be contacted as
information may be available free as part of the Corporation’s service to the building and construction industry.
Committee
The Committee holds the following policy documents which may be assessed for inspection:
o Minutes of the Committee’s meetings specified in FOI applications
o The Committee’s findings in relation to appeals
o A listing of the members who form the Committee (published in the Corporation’s Annual Report)
o Any brochures which may be current
Prior to making an application to the Committee, it is suggested the 13 14 41 Helpline be contacted as information
may be available free as part of the Corporation’s service to the building and construction industry.
The Building and Construction Industry Long Service Payments Corporation’s Annual Report (describing the
operation, functions, and structure of the Corporation) will serve as the Corporation’s and the Committee’s
latest Statement of Affairs. The Annual Report can be obtained from the Corporation’s internet site (lspc.nsw.
gov.au) or by contacting the Corporation’s FOI Co-ordinator.
Any inquiries concerning the procedures for inspecting and purchasing policy documents and Statements of
Affairs should be made to:
FOI Co-ordinator
Building and Construction Industry Long Service Payments Corporation
Locked Bag 3000
Central Coast MC NSW 2252
Telephone: 13 14 41
Facsimile: (02) 9287 5685
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NSW CASINO LIQUOR and GAMING CONTROL AUTHORITY
The Casino Liquor and Gaming Control Authority (CLGCA) has the following documents for inspection or
purchase:
• Report on the Location, Size and Style of the New South Wales Casino (January 1993)
• Invitation Document, the Sydney Casino, Australia (May 1993)
• Ministerial Directions (as reported in relevant Authority Annual Reports)
• Report of Public Inquiry Pursuant to section 143 (4) of the New South Wales Casino Control Act 1992
(December 1994)
• Report of Investigation Pursuant to section 31 of The New South Wales Casino Control Act 1992
(December 1997)
• Submission to The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (“IPART”) Gaming Inquiry (27 August
1998)
• Report of Investigation Pursuant to section 31 of the New South Wales Casino Control Act 1992
(December 2000)
(December 2003)
(December 2006)
• Annual Reports (from 1992/93 to 2008/2009)
• Official Rules of Casino Games
• Fraud Prevention and Control Policy (October 2005)
• Privacy Management Plan
• Press/Media releases on major operational and administration decisions/policies
• CLGCA Members – 2009 Code of Conduct
• CLGCA Policy on 6 hour closure
• NSW State Plan
The following information is available at the Casino Liquor and Gaming Control Authority’s internet site
(www.clgca.nsw.gov.au):
• An overview of the Authority
• Legislation – Casino Control Act 1992 and Casino Control Regulation 2009; Casino Liquor and Gaming
Control Authority Act 2007; Casino Liquor and Gaming Control Authority Regulation 2008; Liquor Act
2007 and Liquor Regulation 2008; Registered Clubs Act 1976 and Registered Clubs Regulation 2009;
Gaming Machines Act 2001and Gaming Machines Regulation 2002; Gaming Machines Tax Act 2001
• Official Rules of NSW Casino Games
• Various media releases and historical material
• Annual Reports (from 1992/93 to 2008/2009)
• 2006 section 31 Investigation – Media Release 21 December 2006
• 2006 section 31 Investigation – Public Submissions
• 2006 section 31 Investigation – Call for Submissions and Terms of Reference
• Introduction to the Government Inspectors (March 2004)
• Reports of Investigation Pursuant to section 31 of the New South Wales Casino Control Act 1992
(December 1997, December 2000, December 2003 and December 2006)
• Submissions to The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (“IPART”) Gaming Inquiry (27 August
1998)
• FOI Summary of Affairs
• NSW State Plan
• CLGCA – Decisions of Interest
• Authority Guidelines – 01/09, Short Term Closure Orders for Licensed Premises; 02/09, Applications
for Review under section 153 of the Liquor Act 2007; 03/09, Applications for Imposition, Revocation or
Variation of Licence Conditions under section 53 of the Liquor Act 2007
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• CLGCA Policy on 6 Hour Closure
• CLGCA Members – 2009 Code of Conduct
Requests under the Freedom of Information Act for access to documents held by the Casino Liquor and Gaming
Control Authority must be in writing and be accompanied by a fee of $30.00.
Request should be directed to:
The Chief Executive
Casino Liquor and Gaming Control Authority
GPO Box 3970
Sydney NSW 2001
Inquiries may be directed to telephone number (02) 8234 8800, fax number (02) 9299 7427. The Authority’s
office hours are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
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COMMUNITIES NSW
For the purposes of this publication the summary reflects the requirements of the Act for the Office of the
Director-General; and Arts NSW; Corporate Strategy and Services; NSW Sport and Recreation; and Office of
Liquor, Gaming and Racing Divisions of the Department.
The information contained in this summary of affairs is correct as at 30 June 2010.
All Divisions – Arts NSW; Corporate Strategy and Services; NSW Sport and Recreation; Office of
Liquor, Gaming and Racing; Office of the Director-General.
• Accident and Incident Reporting
• Annual Travel Pass Scheme
• Communities NSW Joint Service Plan
• Corporate Plan 2007-2011
• Employee Induction Policy
• Financial and Administrative Delegations Manual
• Incident Reporting Procedures
• Occupational Health and Safety Committee Constitution
• Overseas Travel Allowance Rates
• Return to Work Policy
• Return to Work Program
• Selection Committee Guidelines
• Staff Placement Policy
• Workers Compensation Claims/Injury Management System
Corporate Strategy and Services/Office of the Director-General
• Communications Policy
• Corporate Credit Card Policy
• Non-Financial Delegations
Arts NSW
• Cab Charge Procedures
• Code of Conduct
• Complaint Handling Procedures
• Computer Network Security Policy and Procedures
• Corruption Prevention Policy and Procedures
• Domestic Travel Procedures
• Grievance and Dispute Resolution Policy and Procedures
• Harassment Management Policy
• Performance management policy
• Personal Effects Policy
• Pledge of Service
• Protocol for the Acceptable Use of Communication Devices, the Internet and E-mail
• Surveillance Cameras Policy
• Working from Home Policy
NSW Sport and Recreation
• Career Break Policy
• Centre Meals and Accommodation Policy
• Child Protection policy
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Code of Conduct – NSW Sport and Recreation
Driver Fatigue Policy
Ethnic Affairs Priorities Statement
Grievance Handling
Harassment and Bullying
High Performance Athletes Special Leave Policy
Performance Improvement Policy
Private (secondary) Employment Policy
Working From Home policy
Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing
• Cab Charge Usage Procedures
• Code of Conduct
• Corruption Prevention Policies and Procedures
• Delegations Manual for Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing
• Driver Safety and Out-of-Office Workplace Activity Guidelines
• EAPS – Ethnic Affairs Priorities Statement
• Equal Employment Opportunity Management Plan
• Equal Employment Opportunity Policy
• Emergency and Evacuation Procedures
• Flexible Work Practices
• Flexible Working Hours Agreement
•Fringe Benefits tax (FBT) – Changes to FBT Reporting Arrangements – Impacts on Income Tests for
Employees
• General Purchasing Procedure
• Grievance Handling
• Grievance Resolution
• Harassment Prevention Policy
• Information Management and Technology Security Policy
• Improving Performance and Conduct Toolkit
• Incident Reporting Procedures
• Key Officials and Former Key Officials
• Mailroom Procedure Manual
• Motor Vehicle Policy
• Non-Financial Delegations
• Notification of Injury
• Occupational Health and Safety Consultation Policy
• Occupational Health and Safety Consultation Resolution
• Private Employment
• Probation for New Employees
• Procurement
• Recycling Services Procedures
• Translators and Interpreter Services
• Travel – Procedures for Making Arrangements
• Welcome Booklet
• Waste Reduction and Purchasing Policy (WRAPP)
ALL DIVISIONS
Publications
• Employee Assistance Program Brochure
CORPORATE STRATEGY AND SERVICES
Publications
• Guide to NSW Government Community Grants
• NSW Guide to Volunteering
• Western Sydney Profiles by Local Government Area
ARTS NSW
• Cultural Planning Guidelines for Local Government
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•Cultural Accord 3 – Memorandum of Understanding 2006-2008 with the Association of NSW and Shires
Association of NSW
• Doing it Our Way: Contemporary Indigenous Cultural Expression in NSW
• Exhibitions Indemnification Scheme
• Indigenous Arts Policy
• Indigenous Arts Protocol – A Guide
• NSW Art in Public Places (and Public Art Register)
• Premier’s History Awards 2010 – guidelines
• Premier’s History Awards 2010 – program
• Premier’s Literary Awards 2010 – guidelines
• Premier’s Literary Awards 2010 – program
• Principles for Regional Programs by State Government cultural institutions
• The Arts and Cultural Diversity – Principles for multicultural arts support
• Western Sydney Arts Strategy
• 2006 Progress Report on Western Sydney Arts Strategy
• 2009 ConnectEd Arts Access and Outreach grants guidelines
• 2010 Arts Funding Program Guidelines
Publications
• Arts NSW Strategic Plan 2007-2011
Research
•Part 1 – Western Sydney Audience Development Strategy – It’s Not Where You Are From, It’s Where
You Are At
•Part 2 – Western Sydney Audience Development Strategy – It’s Not Where You Are From, It’s Where
You Are At
• Survey of 2009 Arts Funding Program – applicants, non-applicants and committees
• Survey of ConnectEd Grants application process
• Review of the NSW Writers’ Centres
NSW SPORT AND RECREATION
Grants and Financial Assistance
• Disability Sport Assistance Program
• International Sporting Events Program
• Safe Shooting Grant Program
• Sport and Athlete Development Program
• Sport and Recreation Facility Grant Program
• Sport and Recreation Participation Grant Program
Publications
• Active Community Guide: Active Kids
• Active Community Guide: Active Older Adults
• Active Community Guide: Facts on Walking
• Active Community Guide: Getting Active
• Active Community Guide: Mum’s the Word
• Analysis of drownings in children aged 5 years and under (Water Safety Taskforce Report)
• Background Paper to Model State Constitution Development
• Beaches Indoor Sports Centre
• Beep test – 20m shuttle run
• Changes to Associations Legislation (April 2009) – NSW Office of Fair Trading Fact Sheet
•Child Protection – 5 steps to creating a safer environment for children – a simple guide for sport and
recreation organisations
• Child Protection – Guidelines for achieving child protection for peak bodies and associations
• Child Protection – Guidelines for achieving child protection for sport and recreation clubs
• Child Protection – Guidelines for parents/guardians and children
• Child Protection – our commitment to service
• Childcare guidelines for NSW sport, recreation and fitness organisations
• Childcare services at sport, recreation and fitness centres – frequently asked questions
• Coloured Vest Program information brochure
• Coloured Vest Program Start up kit
• Community sport opportunities for kids with a disability – Central West
• Community sport opportunities for kids with a disability – Sydney
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• Community sport opportunities for kids with a disability – Western Sydney
• Corporate Governance and Financial Information Checklist
• Drugs in sport policy (anti-doping policy)
• Economic impact of sport and recreation
• Fair Play Resource for teacher
• Harassment-free Sport
• It’s Your Business Corporate Governance and Risk Management Resource
• Jindabyne alpine field studies
• Jindabyne packages and accommodation 2008
• Jindabyne sports training camps
•Kids in gyms – Guidelines for running physical activity programs for young people in fitness and leisure
centres in NSW
• Kids’ Sport: a very real guide for grown ups
• Kids’ Sport: child’s play in your own backyard
• MPIO Course – Participant Manual
• No limits – involving people with a disability in your sport
• NSW Guidelines for Athletes and Sports Officials in Defining Sexual Harassment
• NSW sport and recreation industry strategic directions – a five year plan
• NSW Sport and Recreation – Model Sport Constitutions
• Older Adults Getting Active – Case Studies
• Our commitment to good sporting behaviour on and off the Field in New South Wales
• PCAL – Building stronger communities through physical activity: a practitioner’s resource
• PCAL – Guidelines for using external providers for physical activity in out of school hours centres
• PCAL – Guidelines for using contracted external providers for physical education and school sport
• Play by the Rules NSW Referral Guide
• Pesticide use notification plan (x14)
• Pram Walking – project report
• Resolving Sexual Harassment Complaints in NSW Sporting Organisations
• Running Your Club Workbook
• Safe Sports Facilities
• Sexual Harassment Policy and Guidelines for the NSW Sport and Recreation Community
• Soccer goalposts – make safety your goal
• Sport and Recreation and Community Building
• Sport CONNECT booklet
• Sporting the Neighbourhood Resource (and associated appendices)
• Sport rage – prevention guides for parents, coaches, administrators and referees
• Sport rage prevention: a planning guide for clubs
• Sports Directory for Schools (2009 edition)
• Stroll with a stroller info sheet
• Surfers code – surf safety
• Surfers code for Central Coast beaches
• Surfing Safely in Byron Bay
• Swimsafe and Child Protection
• Swimsafe instructor recruitment package (2008/09)
• Sydney Academy Healthy Business program
• Sydney Academy Sports Science Program
• Talent support – what’s available for young athletes in NSW
• Teacher’s information pack (x11)
• Training for Coaches and Officials information brochure
• Values Forum Resource
• Walk Leader’s Training manual – Walking for Pleasure
• Water games and activities – resource guide for instructors
• Your legal obligations under NSW Child Protection legislation
• You’re in the Game brochures
• You’re in the Game Framework
• You’re in the Game – Towards inclusion for people with a disability
• You’re in the Game – Towards inclusion for sport and physical activity providers
• You’re in the Game – Towards inclusion for State Sporting Organisations
• Walking for Pleasure Leader Resource (and associated forms)
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Research
• Community based physical activity program to improve the emotional well-being of young women
• Community Junior Sport Coaching Research Project
• Evaluation report for the Sport Rage Prevention Kit
• Volunteers in sport – a report prepared for NSW Sport and Recreation
• Women in Sport – coaches
• Women in Sport – leadership
• Women in Sport – participation
OFFICE OF LIQUOR, GAMING AND RACING
Responsible Gambling Fund
• Client Charter
• Client Data Set Guide for Users
• Clinical Supervision Guidelines for the Problem Gambling Counselling Sector
• Code of Ethics
• Early intervention, prevention and community engagement strategy for problem gambling in NSW
• Funding and Performance Agreement
• Minimum Guidelines for Complaints
• Policy Framework on Treatment Services for Problem Gamblers and their Families
• Revised Minimum Qualification Pathways
• Service Specifications Guide
Priced Publications
• Annual Subscription Services – liquor + gaming magazine [$30 – $120]
• Australian iD Checking Guide (2009 edition) [$10]
• Player information brochures
– Info about the odds – betting on casino games
– Info about the odds – betting on gaming machines
– Info about the odds – betting on lotto, lotteries or Keno
– Gambling more, enjoying it less?
– Gambling problems in your family?
[English, Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Turkish, Vietnamese – $9 per bundle of 50 brochures]
Communities NSW identifies its annual report as its Statement of Affairs. The report is available for inspection
at the department’s main business arms (address details noted in section 3) and is also available on the individual
websites, as follows:
Communities NSW: www.communities.nsw.gov.au
Arts NSW: www.arts.nsw.gov.au
NSW Sport and Recreation: www.dsr.nsw.gov.au
Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing: www.olgr.nsw.gov.au
For reference purposes, statistical information on FOI activity in previous financial years is contained within an
appendix of the annual report, in accordance with reporting requirements in The NSW FOI Manual published
by the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
SECTION 3 – CONTACT DETAILS
To access these policy documents and for applications under the Freedom of Information Act 1989, please
contact:
• Arts NSW
FOI Coordinator
Arts NSW
111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney South NSW 1235 (PO Box A226)
Telephone: (02) 9228 4599
Facsimile: (02) 9228 4722
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• NSW Sport and Recreation
FOI Coordinator
NSW Sport and Recreation
6 Figtree Drive, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127 [Locked Bag 1422, Silverwater 2128]
Telephone: (02) 9006 3895
Facsimile: (02) 9006 3885
• Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing
FOI Coordinator
Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing
323 Castlereagh Street, Haymarket NSW 2000 [GPO Box 7060, Sydney 2001]
Telephone: (02) 9995 0610
Facsimile: (02) 9995 0611
email:
[email protected]
Enquiries can be made between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays).
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMISSION
For a multicultural NSW
FOI Agency No. 379
* Advertising Policy Guidelines
* Ageing People of a Non-English Speaking Background: A Policy Perspective
* Business Continuity Management Policy
* Cabramatta CityWatch – The Way Forward, Transition and Exit Plan (April 2008)
* Canterbury-Bankstown Community Harmony Round Table
* Canterbury Bankstown Community Harmony Round Table Project – Guidelines for the Operation of
* Canterbury Bankstown Community Harmony Round Table Project – Implementation Working Groups –
Operational Guidelines
* Canterbury Bankstown Community Harmony Round Table Project – Partner Agencies Application
* CCTV Camera Surveillance Policy
* Code of Conduct for Commissioners, Officers and Employees of the Community Relations Commission
For a multicultural NSW (Supplement to the NSW Public Sector Code of Conduct)
* Community Development Grants Program 2009 – Funding Application Handbook
* Community Development Grants Program Procedures Manual
* Community Harmony Crisis Management Plan
* Community Harmony Reference Group Report
* Community Language Allowance Scheme Examination Policy and Procedures Guidelines
* Community Relations Commission submission to the Department of Immigration and Multicultural
and Indigenous Affairs on the DIMIA Client Service Charter and Client Service Strategy for Visa and
Citizenship Services
* Community Relations Commission submission to the Exposure Draft Local Government Amendment
(Planning and Reporting) Bill 2009 and the draft Local Government (General) Amendment (Planning
and Reporting) Regulation 2009
* Community Relations Commission submission to the Federal public inquiry into gambling
* Community Relations Commission submission to the General Purpose Standing Committee Inquiry into
the privatisation of prisons and prison-related services
* Community Relations Commission submission to the NSW Attorney General’s Review of the Terrorism
(Police Powers) Act 2002 (May 2007)
* Community Relations Commission submission to the NSW Ombudsman’s Review of Parts 2A and 3 of
the Terrorism (Police Powers) Act 2002 (May 2007)
* Community Relations Commission submission to the NSW Ombudsman’s Review of the Law
Enforcement Legislation Amendment (Public Safety) Act 2005 (January 2007)
* Community Relations Commission submission to the NSW Parliament Legislative Council Standing
Committee on State Development Inquiry into Skills Shortages in Rural and Regional NSW (September
2005)
* Community Relations Commission submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry on Local Government
Elections
* Community Relations Commission submission to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General
(Censorship) discussion paper on Material that Advocates Terrorist Acts (May 2007)
* Community Relations Commission submission to the Review of the Community Relations Commission
and Principles of Multiculturalism Act 2000 (September 2006)
* Community Relations Commission submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional References
Committee Inquiry into the Administration and Operation of the Migration Act 1958 (September 2005)
* Community Relations Report 2009, Embracing Change on Sound Foundations
* Community Resource List: Operational Guidelines for Respected Community Members (June 2008)
* Complaints Handling Policy and Procedures for Casual Interpreters and Translators (May 2002)
* Copyright policy
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* Corporate Plan 2007-2012
* CRC Awards for Volunteering
* CRC Code of Conduct for Interpreters and Translators
* CRC Guide to services
* Credit Control Policy Guidelines
* Crown Employees (Interpreters and Translators Community Relations Commission) Award – Industrial
Relations Commission of New South Wales
* Customer Information Management System Policy Guidelines
* Customer Service Charter
* Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Payments Policy
* Email Management Policy
* EmailLink Policy Guidelines
* Fairfield Model Court Report
* Families and Cultural Diversity – Volume 1: Contemporary Issues
* Families and Cultural Diversity – Volume 2: The Statistics
* Families and Cultural Diversity – Volume 3: The Research Perspectives
* Financial and Corporate Services Policy and Procedures Manual
* Fraud and Corruption Prevention Policy (April 2008)
* Government Green Paper: Building on our Cultural Diversity (May 1996)
* Government White Paper: Building on Our Cultural Diversity – Ethnic Affairs Action Plan 2000
* Green Paper, Cultural Harmony – The Next Decade 2002-2012
* Guidelines – Exemptions from Payment for Language Services (March 2003 amended June 2006)
* Guidelines for CRC Interpreters for Court Attendance (October 2005)
* Guidelines for the Operation of Regional Advisory Councils (June 2002)
* Guidelines for Youth Liaison teams
* Immigration and Planning in New South Wales (March 1997)
* Immigration: New South Wales Government Position Statement
* Implementing the Principles of Multiculturalism Locally – A planning framework for councils
* Inactive Records Procedures
* Information and Communication Technology Policy Guidelines
* Information and Communication Technology Strategic Plan 2009-2012
* Information Security Policy Guidelines
* Internet Banking Policy
* Language Services Schedule of Fees (amended July 2009)
* MediaLink Business Policy Guidelines
* MediaLink Guidelines for Reporters
* Ministerial Records Management Policy
* MPSP Forward Plan 2009-2010
* Multicultural Planning Framework
* National Multicultural Marketing Awards Guidelines
* NSW comments on Integrated Humanitarian Settlement Strategy Discussion Paper
* NSW Council for Pacific Islanders – implementation plan
* NSW Government submission to the Australian Government on the recommendations of the
Interdepartmental Committee on Humanitarian Settlement (November 2006)
* NSW Government submission to the Citizenship Task Force, Department of Immigration and
Multicultural Affairs (DIMA), on the Australian Citizenship: Much more than a ceremony Discussion
Paper (October 2006)
* NSW Government submission to the House of Representatives Joint Standing Committee on Migration
Inquiry into Skills Recognition, Upgrading and Licensing (July 2005)
* NSW Position on Supporting Settlement in Rural Regional and Remote Australia
* Operational Guidelines for Community Liaison Officers
* Overseas Qualifications and Skills in the New South Wales Public Sector
* Police and Ethnic Communities (November 1994) – reprinted 1995
* Policy and Guidelines For Volume Translations Discount Structure
* Policy Guidelines for Translators (April 2004)
* Premier’s Chinese Community Service Awards
* Proposed Direction for the Development of a representative Pacific Council
- Options for Discussion
* Proposed Direction for the Development of a Representative Pacific Council – Outcome of Consultations
with Pacific Communities
* Privacy Management Plan
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* Records Management Policy guidelines
* Privacy Policy
* Religious Development in New South Wales (Planning for)
* Report of the Community Relations Commission Investigation into African Humanitarian Settlement in
NSW (September 2006)
* Report of the National Trafficking and Sexual Slavery Working Party
* Report of the Working Party on Migration to Sydney and Regional NSW
* Requesting and Working with Interpreters from the Community Relations Commission (May 2006)
* Resource Handbook for Chief Executive Officers and Senior Managers on Ethnic Affairs in the New
South Wales Public Sector – reprinted 1998
* Retrenched Workers’ Rights Project (January 1993)
* Serial Sponsorship: Perspectives for Policy Options 1992 (price $5.00 plus postage)
* Street Festivals Project Guidelines
* The Way Forward: A Consultation Document Leading to a Community Relations Commission 1999
* Training Policy
* Translator and Interpreter User Guide – An in depth guide to LanguageLink
* Use of Interpreters in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases – A guide for Service Providers (June
2002) – 4th edition
* Viewpoints – A Collection of Speeches on Multicultural Issues (July 1996)
* Vital Records Procedures
* Website Linking Policy
* White Paper, Cultural Harmony, The Next Decade, 2002 – 2012
The “Statement of Affairs” dated July 2009, prepared in respect of the Community Relations Commission
For a multicultural NSW, is available free of charge from the Freedom of Information (FOI) Coordinator on
telephone number 8255 6707.
The document, which is published in the Commission’s 2008-2009 Annual Report, is also available for
inspection at the Commission’s head office at Level 8, 175 Castlereagh Street, Sydney.
The “Statement of Affairs” provides an overview of the functions, objectives and activities of the Commission,
together with administrative information of particular use to an inquiry in terms of Freedom of Information
legislation.
Copies of the policy documents and the “Statement of Affairs” may be obtained from the FOI Coordinator.
There is no cost for the documents other than where indicated.
A full list of Commission publications is also available from the FOI Coordinator who may be contacted on
telephone number 8255 6707 between 9.30 am and 4.30 pm.
Any applications under the Freedom of Information Act should be directed to:
The FOI Coordinator
Community Relations Commission
For a multicultural NSW
PO Box A2618
Sydney South NSW 1235
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CONSUMER, TRADER AND TENANCY TRIBUNAL
SECTION 1 – POLICY DOCUMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS
Annual Reports
CTTT Annual Report 2008-2009
Application Forms
Tenancy Division
• Tenancy application form
• Tenancy termination and possession application form (landlords only)
• Tenancy rental bond application form
Social Housing Division
• Social housing application form
• Social housing termination and possession application form
General Division
• General – consumer claim application form
• General – holiday parks application form
• General – pawnbrokers and second-hand dealers application form
• General – conveyancing costs form
Home Building Division
• Home building application form
Motor Vehicles Division
• Motor vehicles application form
Strata and Community Schemes Division
• Adjudicator’s order / Request for interim order
• Tribunal order application form (includes penalty orders, amending or revoking a Tribunal order and
appealing against an Adjudicator’s order)
Residential Parks Division
• Residential parks application form
Retirement Villages Division
• Retirements villages application form
Commercial Division
• Commercial application form
Other forms
• Application for rehearing
• Notice to renew proceedings
• Request to issue Summons
Brochure
• Getting a Fair Go at the CTTT (for Aboriginal audience)
Bulletins
CTTT Legal Bulletins
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1/2010
1/2009, 2/2009
1/2008, 2/2008, 3/2008
1/2007, 2/2007
1/2006, 2/2006, 3/2006
1/2005, 2/2005, 3/2005
1/2004, 2/2004, 3/2004, 4/2004
1/2003, 2/2003, 3/2003
Residential Tribunal Bulletins 1/2000, 1/2001, 2/2001
Chairperson’s Directions
• CD2009-2 Home Building disputes over $30,000
• CD2009-1 Personal identifiers in written reasons and reserved decisions
• CD2008-2 Conciliation and hearing by the same Member
• CD2008-1 Acceptance of building claims
• CD2004-3 Summons
• CD2004-1 Adjournments
• CD2003-2 Expert witness code of conduct
Fact Sheets
• What happens at the Tribunal
• Conciliation
• Consumer Credit – Hardship Variation
• Getting Help
• Home Building claims or disputes under $30,000
• Home Building Division – Conclaves
• Making a complaint
• Online applications
• Social Housing Division
• Customer Service Charter
• Glossary of terms
• Rehearings and Appeals
• What CTTT staff can and cannot Do
General Publications
• Application Fees and Charges
• Code of Conduct for Members of the CTTT
• CTTT Communications Strategy 2008-2010
• CTTT Communications Strategy for Aboriginal Communities 2009-2011
• Flowchart – Complaints Handling
• Flowchart – What happens to a CTTT application (for Aboriginal audience)
• Flowchart – What happens to a CTTT application
• Flowchart – Life of an electronic application
• Flowchart – Application process flowchart
• FOI Summary of Affairs
• Scott Schedule 1 – Claiming for defective workmanship or materials
• Scott Schedule 2 – Claiming extra work
• Ten Top Tips Research – Final Report
• Ten Top Tips for Conciliation
Multimedia
• Get It Sorted DVD
• CTTT – We’re talking YOUR language CD-ROM
• Getting a fair go at the CTTT Aboriginal DVD
Information relating to the CTTT’s management of Freedom of Information is contained in the CTTT’s Annual
Report. The most recent Annual Report for the CTTT is the edition of 2008-2009.
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Many of the documents published by the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal are available on its website
at www.cttt.nsw.gov.au.
To access documents and enquiries concerning Freedom of Information matters can be made from Monday
to Friday between 8.30am and 5pm by calling 1300 135 399 or in writing to the Registrar, Consumer, Trader
and Tenancy Tribunal, GPO Box 4005, Sydney 2001. Arrangements can be made for documents to be viewed
at any of the CTTT’s registries.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of
CORRECTIVE SERVICES NSW
(Includes the State Parole Authority and
the Serious Offenders Review Council)
Section 15 (1) (c) of the FOI Act requires CSNSW to make each of its policy documents, as defined by section
6 of the FOI Act available for inspection and purchase by members of the public. section 15 (2) of the FOI Act
allows CSNSW to delete from a policy document information that would, if included, cause the document to
be an exempt document. Where no price is shown, the policy document is a free publication. Documents with
an asterisk, *, next to them are available on the Internet. The website address is www.correctiveservices.nsw.
gov.au. Documents with a hash, #, next to them are available in the CSNSW Library (see section 3 for further
details). The information contained in this Summary of Affairs is correct as at 8 June 2010.
Aboriginal Support and Planning Unit
• Aboriginal Offenders Strategic Plan 2003-2005 * #
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Inmate Handbook * #
Adult Education and Vocational Training Institute
• AEVTI Policy and Procedures Manual
• AEVTI Course Handbook
Alcohol and Other Drugs/HIV and Health Promotion
• HIV/AIDS, Communicable Diseases and Health Promotion Policies, Procedures and Management
Guidelines
• Offender Programs Unit Health Survival Program
• Offender Programs Unit Peer Supporter Program
At Risk Offenders
• Management Plan and Operational Procedures for Acute Crisis Management Units
Brush Farm Corrective Services Academy
• Appeals Policy and Procedure
• Administration Records Management Policy and Procedure
• Assessment Policy and Procedure
• Certificate Issue Policy and Procedure
• Enrolment and Admissions Policy and Procedure
• Participants Rights and Responsibilities Charter
• Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy and Procedure
• Customer Feedback Policy and Procedure
• Quality Policy
• Recognition Policy and Procedure
• Student Records Management Policy and Procedure
• Course Handbook * #
• BFCSA Code of Conduct and Ethics
Chaplaincy Services
• Chaplaincy Manual
• Mission Statement
• Role and Resourcing of Prison Chaplaincy
• Memorandum of Understanding 2006
Child Protection Co-ordination and Support Unit
• Child Contact Assessment Program (CCAP) Information for Offenders
• Child Contact Assessment Program (CCAP) Information for Family and Friends
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• Child Contact Assessment Program (CCAP) Information for Young People
• Child Contact Assessment Program – Assessment Guidelines (some material is deleted from this
document as it would be exempt under the FOI Act)
• Strategic Framework Child Protection #
Commissioner’s Media Unit
• Media Policy, section 20, Operations Procedures Manual (the whole manual is available for purchase for
$10.00 from the Offender Policy Unit, subject to full and partial deletions on security grounds).
Community Compliance Group
• Home Detention Policy (part of Community Offender Services Policy and Procedures Manual).
• External Leave (part of Operations Procedures Manual [OPM])
• Correctional Centre Security (part of Operations Procedures Manual [OPM])
Community Offender Services
• Community Funding Program
○ 2008 to 2011 EOI Submission Package *
○ Framework *
• Victims of Violent Crime Grants Program
○ 2008-2009 Victims of Violent Crime Grants Program Application Package *
• Parolee Support Initiative – Mental Health/Intellectual Disability
○ Expression of Interest Information and Submission Package (2006/07-2008/9) *
Corporate Strategy
• Annual Report 2008/09 * #
• Annual Report Highlights Brochure/CD ROM
• Corporate Plan 2009 – 2012 * #
• Departmental Planning Policy
• Policy Guidelines
• Policy Directory
• Business Planning Guide
• Environmental Management Plan *
• Corporate Communications Plan *
• Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Strategic Plan 2010-2012 * #
Corrective Services Industries (CSI)
• CSI Business Plan ($2.75 per copy)
• CSI and Competitive Neutrality ($11.00 per copy)
• CSI in Focus
• CSI and Other Businesses Brochure
Corrective Services Support Line
• Corrective Services Support Line – Information sheet for inmates
• Got a problem? – A4 and A3 posters, and bookmark
• Avenues for Inmate Inquiries and Complaints – Fact Sheet
Family and Community Support
• Funeral assistance
• Travel Assistance for Families Visiting Inmates
• Fares to Place of Residence (to be found in Custodial Policy and Procedures; Part F Discharge and
Release – see Offender Policy Unit)
Finance and Asset Management
Asset Management
• Awarded contracts *
• Business Ethics for Contractors and Suppliers*
• Code of Conduct for Tendering Processes
• Contract Management Committee Guidelines
• Ellipse Equipment Register Policy and Procedure Manual
• Environmental Management Plan *
• Environment Policy
• Fixed Asset Policy
• Guidelines for Tendering and, Tender Opening Committees
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• Intellectual Property Management Policy
• Minor Works Asset Management Manual
• Operational Procurement Manual
• Procurement and Materials Management Manual
• Procurement Plan 2007-2010
• Terms and Conditions for Suppliers*
• Transport Policies and Procedures
• Risk Management Policy and Procedures Manual
Finance
• Accounting Policy Manual
• Accounting Procedures Manual
• Cabcharge Card Policy
• Centralised Accounts Payable System Management Manual
• Chart of Accounts
• Corporate Credit Card Policy
• CTS Inmate Phone System Management Procedure
• Debt Recovery Policy
• Engagement of Consultants and Contracted Employees Policy and Procedures
• Centralised Accounts Payable Mismatch Management Manual
• TM1 User Manual
Human Resources Division
• Human Resources Strategic Plan 2008 – 2011 *
• Equal Employment Opportunity Policy *
• Managing Work-Related Bullying and Harassment *
• Occupational Health and Safety Manual ($25.00 per copy) #
• Occupational Health and Safety Statement of Intent *
• Security and Criminal Record Checks Policy and Guidelines
Information Access and Privacy Unit
• FOI and Privacy Unit Proof of Identity Policy *
• Public Access to Records, Documents, Personal Information and Health Information *
• Privacy Internal Review Applications Lodged Out-of-Time Policy
• Privacy Management Plan *
Information Communication and Technology Division (IC&TD)
• IC&TD Governance Manual
• Information Management Framework
• Corporate Records Management Procedures Manual
• IC&TD Business Continuity Plan
Inmate Classification and Case Management Branch
• Inmate Case Management Policy
• Managing Young Adults in NSW Correctional Centres
• Inmate Handbook #
• Handbook for Women Offenders
• Inmate Classification and Placement Procedures Manual (This manual is part of the Operations
Procedures Manual – section 2. See Offender Policy Unit if you wish to purchase)
Full deletions
Chapter 8 Correctional Centres
Chapter 17 Inmate Transfer and Escorts Procedures
Chapter 18 The Serious Offenders Review Council
Chapter 26 Placement Location for Specific Programs
Legal Branch
• Operations Delegations
• Financial Delegations
• Administrative Delegations
• Section 1.9, “Subpoenas”, contained in the Legal Branch Policy and Procedures Manual
• Memoranda of Understanding Register – Policy
• Significant Departmental Contracts Register – Policy
• Ex Gratia Assistance for Legal Representation
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Offender Assessment Unit
• The Accreditation Framework for Assessment Instruments
• The Assessment of Offenders and Inmates Policy (dated April 2008)
Offender Policy Unit
• Case management of Offenders Policy and Procedures
• Community Offender Services Policy and Procedures Manual.
CD ROM ($10.00 per copy).
Partial deletions
Section A, Part 1.10
Supervision Level Assessment/Interim Service Delivery Standards
Section A, Part 1.12.3 Alerts Screen
Section A, Part 1.14 Submit Assessments for Approval
Full deletions
Section J Serious Incident Reporting
All forms and annexures within the Community Offender Services Policy and Procedure Manual (including
the Community Supervision Guidelines).
• Operations Procedures Manual and the Custodial Policy and Procedures – contain policies and
procedures relating to the management of inmates and correctional centres.
CD ROM ($10.00 per copy) #
Partial deletions
Section 12 and Part C Correctional Centre Security
Section 13 and Part D Serious Incidents
Full deletions
Section 6 Escorts
Section 23 AA and Category 5 Inmate: Management Regime
All forms and annexures within the Operations Procedures Manual and the Custodial Policy and Procedures.
Offender Programs Unit
• Strategic Accreditation Framework (2003)
• Policy concerning External Program Providers in Correctional Settings (2006)
• Policy concerning the Strategic Accreditation Framework and the Role of the Offender Programs Unit
(2006)
Offender Services and Programs
• Mothers’ and Children’s Policy 2008
• Getting Out: Your Guide to Surviving on the Outside
Official Visitor Scheme
• Official Visitors Handbook
• What is an Official Visitor?
Probity and Staff Development Division
• Guide to Conduct and Ethics #
• Protected Disclosures Policy #
• Management of Professional Conduct Policy #
• Employee Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy #
• Organisational Development and Recognition of Excellence Policy
• External Professional Development and Placement Policy #
• Mentoring Policy
• Staff Development Policy
• Responsibility to Report Child-Related Allegations or Convictions Involving Departmental Employees –
Policy
Protocol Unit
• Corrective Services NSW Dress Manual
Restorative Justice Unit
• Charter of Victims Rights – Victims Rights Act 1996 *
• Submissions Concerning Offenders in Custody Information Package – External Leave
• Submissions Concerning Offenders in Custody Information Package – Parole Consideration
• Submissions Concerning Offenders in Custody Information Package – Parole Consideration for Serious
Offenders
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• Restorative Justice Unit – Victim Offender Conferencing *
• Victims Register Brochure – English, Arabic, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese *
• Restorative Justice for Victims of Crime video ($15.00 each). This video is also available for viewing at
the Restorative Justice Unit.
• Restorative Justice – Offenders version video ($15.00 each). This video is also available for viewing at
the Restorative Justice Unit.
• Restorative Justice – Referral Form *
• Victims Register – Application Form *
Sentence Administration Branch
• Policy and Procedures – Parole Order Transfers
Sex Offender Programs
• Guidelines for the Protection of Victims of Abuse and the Management of Sex Offenders October 1997
Statewide Disability Services
• Disability Action Plan 2000-2002
State Parole Authority
• State Parole Authority – Operating Guidelines
• State Parole Authority – Code of Conduct and Protocol Guidelines
Throughcare and E-Case Management
• Throughcare Strategic Framework 2002-2005 #
• Throughcare Brochure 2008 *
Video Conferencing
• Commissioner’s Memorandum 2006/85 – Video Visits Program for Inmates and Their Families
SECTION 2 — STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
The most recent Statement of Affairs of CSNSW was published in the 2008-2009 Annual Report. The Annual
Report is available on CSNSW’s website (www.correctiveservices.nsw.gov.au), in the CSNSW Library (contact
details provided in section 3) and in some public libraries. The Statement of Affairs may also be obtained free
of charge by contacting the Information Access and Privacy Unit. The Statement of Affairs may be inspected
at the Information Access and Privacy Unit. The address of the Information Access and Privacy Unit is level
6, Henry Deane Building, 20 Lee Street, Sydney. The Information Access and Privacy Unit is generally open
from 8.30 am to 4.30 pm Monday to Friday. Members of the public are advised to telephone the Information
Access and Privacy Unit to make an appointment prior to making a personal visit. To make an appointment
contact the Manager of the Unit on telephone number (02) 8346 1067.
SECTION 3 — HOW TO INSPECT OR OBTAIN THE DOCUMENTS LISTED IN SECTION 1
The documents listed in section 1 can be inspected or obtained by contacting the officer-in-charge of the
relevant listed section. The sections can be contacted through CSNSW’s switchboard on telephone number
(02) 8346 1333. The officer-in-charge of a given section will advise the procedures for inspecting and obtaining
a document. If you wish to inspect a document, the officer-in-charge will advise you of the address at which
you may inspect the document and the times at which you may inspect the document. The Head Office of
CSNSW is located at 20 Lee Street, Sydney; however, not all sections of CSNSW are located at that address.
Generally, all administrative sections operate between the hours of 8.30 am and 4.30 pm.
Documents with an asterisk, *, next to them are available on the Internet. The website address is www.
correctiveservices.nsw.gov.au. Documents with a hash, #, next to them are available in the CSNSW Library.
The Library is primarily for the use of CSNSW staff, however, reference use of the Library can be made
available to bona-fide researchers, including students and members of the public when appropriate. External
clients may be charged for some services. Please contact the Library staff for further information. Enquiries
to the Library can be made on telephone number (02) 9804 5459 or by email at [email protected].
au. Website access to the catalogue is at http://library.correctiveservices.nsw.gov.au/
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (NSW)
SECTION 1 — policy docuMENTS
The prosecution policy of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) is set out in the “Prosecution Guidelines
of the Director of Public Prosecutions”, which were last furnished in their entirety on 1 June 2007 and which
are currently being reviewed. A copy of the Guidelines (which shows the current guidelines and the changes
made since they were initially published on 20 October 2003) can be obtained from the ODPP website,
http:// www.odpp.nsw.gov.au or from the ODPP Head Office Library at 265 Castlereagh Street, Sydney,
by telephoning any member of the Library staff (02) 9285 8912 between 9am and 5pm on weekdays. The
publication is available at no charge. The publication may be inspected by arrangement with a member of the
Library staff at the ODPP Head Office at 275 Liverpool Street, Sydney.
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has published to its officers four internal procedural
manuals relating to the performance of its prosecuting functions, namely the Sentencing Manual, the Child
Sexual Assault Manual, the Court of Criminal Appeal Guide and the Solicitors Manual, and a number of
Research Flyers on significant aspects of the ODPP’s practice. The Director of Public Prosecutions, the
Deputy Directors and the Solicitor for Public Prosecutions also publish memoranda to ODPP officers and
Crown Prosecutors in relation to procedural matters relating to the performance of the ODPP’s prosecuting
functions. These documents are for internal use only (for training, operational and reference purposes), and
are not available to members of the public, in the normal course, for inspection or for purchase. There are
exemptions in the Act applicable to operational documents of this type.
SECTION 2 — STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
This most recent Statement of Affairs of the ODPP published under section 14 (1) (a) of the Freedom of
Information Act was published as at 30 June 2010.
SECTION 3 — contact arrangementS
A copy of the Statement of Affairs and/or a copy of the Summary of Affairs can be obtained from the ODPP
website (http://www.odpp.nsw.gov.au) or by telephoning the Executive Assistant to the Solicitor’s Executive
at the ODPP Head Office at 275 Liverpool Street Street, Sydney (02) 9285 8733 between 9am and 5pm on
weekdays. In her absence a copy of the Statement and/or the Summary can be obtained by telephoning the
Library (02) 9285 8912 between 9am and 5pm on weekdays. The Statement and the Summary are available
at no charge.
A copy of the Statement of Affairs and/or the Summary of Affairs may be inspected by arrangement with the
Executive Assistant, or, in her absence, by arrangement with a member of the Library staff, at the ODPP Head
Office at 275 Liverpool Street, Sydney.
Deputy Solicitor for Public Prosecutions (Legal)
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
Department of Education and Training
FOI Agency No. 5
Section 1 – POLICY DOCUMENTS
The documents listed on the following pages comprise the policy documents (comprising policies, procedures
and guidelines) as defined by the Freedom of Information Act 1989 as at 1 June 2010. The Department’s
policies, procedures, guidelines and the list of policy documents are under constant review.
INSPECTING AND PURCHASING POLICY DOCUMENTS
Policy documents, procedures and guidelines are available for inspection or purchase in the following ways:
1.
through the Department’s internet site – www.det.nsw.edu.au
2.
through public libraries using the internet service
3.for inspection, by appointment only, contact the Public Liaison Office on 02 9561 8999 during
office hours (9am – 5pm)
4.for purchase, contact the Department’s Public Liaison Office on 02 9561 8999 during office hours
(9am – 5pm)
Documents
Type
# Entry for Year 10 equivalent at TAFE – approval Form
Procedure
Aboriginal Education and Training Policy
Policy
Aboriginal Education and Training Policy: An Introductory Guide
– without cover page (PDF 605KB)
Guideline
Aboriginal Education and Training Policy: An Introductory Guide
– with cover page (PDF 605KB)
Guideline
Aboriginal Human Resource Development Plan 2009-2011
Guideline
Absentee Notices (pdf)
Guideline
Accreditation of New Scheme Teachers at Professional
Competence Procedures (pdf)
Procedure
Accreditation of New Scheme Teachers in NSW Government
Schools Policy
Policy
Accreditation of Teachers at Professional Accomplishment and
Professional Leadership in NSW Government Schools Policy
Policy
Accreditation of Teachers at Professional Accomplishment and
Professional Leadership Procedures (Ms Word 384kb)
Procedure
Allegations against Employees in the Area of Child Protection
Policy
Animal Welfare Policy – Schools
Policy
Animals in schools: Animal welfare guidelines for teachers
Guideline
Anti-bullying Plan for Schools – Procedures
Procedure
Anti-Racism: Contact Officers Guideline
Anti-Racism Policy
Policy
Anti-Racism: Complaints of Racism Guideline
Apprenticeships and Traineeships Information Collection
Procedure (pdf)
Procedure
Assessment Policy – TAFE NSW
Policy
Assisting Students with Learning Difficulties
Policy
Attendance Register Codes (pdf)
Procedure
PD
Number
20090401
20080385
Last
Updated
23/11/2009
7/8/2009
20080385
1/7/2009
20080385
20090388
20050259
1/7/2009
20/2/2009
20050165
24/4/2008
20050165
22/4/2008
Beginning Teachers Resource Allocation Procedures
Beginning Teachers Support Policy
Procedure
Policy
20070367 31/10/2007
20070367 31/10/2007
Child protection, procedures for responding to allegations against
employees (pdf)
Procedure
20050263
20080384 14/10/2008
20080384
20050263
20040029
20040029
20060316
20050235
20050235
20050235
20050088
20050173
20060342
20050259
1/10/2008
28/11/2005
9/8/2007
8/8/2007
21/9/2009
21/9/2009
21/9/2009
1/10/2009
7/9/2006
23/4/2004
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Child protection, procedures for the Local Management of Less
Serious Allegations against DET Employees (pdf)
Children’s Centres Policy – TAFE NSW
Code of Conduct Policy
Code of Conduct Procedures
Collection of Students by the Department of Community
Services, Procedures (pdf 299kb)
Commercial Activities Costing – TAFE
Commercial Arrangements – School-Based Activities Guidelines
Commercial Arrangements – School-Based Activities Policy
Commercial Services Policy – TAFE NSW
Common Leave Pass (pdf)
Community Language Allowance Scheme
Community Language Allowance Scheme Administration
Procedures (Ms Word)
Community Language Schools Free Use of Government School
Facilities
Community Partnerships for the Use of School Playing Fields
Community Use of School Facilities for Children’s Services
Implementation Procedures
Community Use of School Facilities Implementation Procedures
Community Use of School Facilities Policy
Complaints Handling Guidelines
Complaints Handling Policy
Conditions of Employment for TAFE NSW
Controversial Issues in Schools
Controversial Issues in Schools Policy Implementation
Procedures (Ms Word 66.5kb)
Copyright: Lawfully Screening Films and Television Programs in
Schools
Copyright: podcasting in schools
Copyright: Screening pirated DVDs in schools
Correct Procedures for Submissions from Schools
Corruption Prevention Framework (pdf 19.7kb)
Corruption Prevention Policy
Corruption Prevention Procedures
Course Related Charges Policy – TAFE NSW
Cultural Diversity and Community Relations Policy:
Multicultural education in schools
Current Requirements for Head Teachers, Teachers Handbook
1990 (Ms Word)
Curriculum planning and programming, assessing and reporting
to parents K-12
Curriculum planning and programming, assessing and reporting
to parents website
Curriculum Policy Standards (pdf)
Demountable Accommodation for Schools and TAFE Institutes
Department of Education and Training OHS Website
Development application notifications for neighbouring
developments (responding to)
Digital Education Revolution – NSW Policy
Digital Education Revolution – NSW Implementation Procedures
Digital Education Revolution – NSW, Students with Disabilities,
Procedures
Driver Training Implementation Guidelines
Drug related incidents in schools guidelines (pdf)
Drugs in Schools Policy
Eligibility Requirements for Head Teacher Positions in NSW
Government Schools 2004 (Ms Word)
Embedded qualifications, Application for Testamur Form (pdf)
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Procedure
Policy
Policy
Procedure
20050263 23/4/2004
20050306 26/8/2009
20040020 16/12/2008
20040020 21/1/2010
Procedure
Policy
Guideline
Policy
Policy
Procedure
Policy
20020067
20050297
20090399
20090399
20060321
20050259
20050096
Procedure
20050096
Policy
Procedure
20050265
20090400
Procedures
Procedures
Policy
Guidelines
Policy
Policy
Policy
20090400 31/8/2009
20090400
1/1/2010
20090400
7/9/2009
20020051 19/11/2007
20020051 16/12/2008
20050151 31/10/2006
20020045 3/12/2009
Procedure
20020045
Policy
Policy
Policy
Policy
Procedure
Policy
Procedure
Policy
20060339
6/9/2006
20060355 14/12/2006
20060338
6/9/2006
20020011
28/4/2004
20040009 22/8/2007
20040009
1/11/2006
20040009
20060314 24/1/2006
Policy
20050234
Procedure
20050275
Policy
20050290 16/10/2006
Guideline
Procedure
20050290
20050290
Policy
Procedure
20050261
20040007
9/9/2008
Policy
20050269
Policy
20090395
Procedures 2009395
24/11/2005
11/12/2009
11/12/2009
Procedures
Guidelines
Procedure
Policy
2009395
20020033
20020040
20020040
11/12/2009
26/11/2007
18/2/2008
13/3/2007
Procedure
Procedure
20050275
20060327
4/5/2009
5/12/2005
28/9/2009
9/7/2009
2/2/2010
1/8/2006
2/12/2005
31/8/2009
2/12/2009
6/12/2005
46
Embedded qualifications, Procedures manual (pdf)
Embedded qualifications, Testamur request [Policy]
Employer Communications Devices Staff Acceptable Use
Guidelines (pdf 99k)
Employer Communication Devices Staff Use Policy
English as a Second Language: Guidelines for schools (pdf)
Enrolment of Students in NSW Government Schools: A Summary
and Consolidation of Policy
Enrolment Policy – TAFE NSW
Enterprise Risk Management in the Department of Education and
Training
Entry and provision for young people under 17 years of age –
TAFE NSW
Environmental Education Policy for Schools
Environmental Education Policy for Schools guidelines (pdf)
Ex-Gratia Payments Excursions Policy
Excursions Policy Implementation Procedures
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Procedure
Policy
20060327
20060327
29/6/2006
Guidelines 20020024 17/10/2008
Policy
20020024
11/7/2007
Guidelines 20050234
Policy
Policy
20020006 28/4/2004
20050198 13/12/2005
Policy
20040036
Policy
Policy
Procedure
Policy
Policy
Procedure
20090401 20/11/2009
20020049
1/9/2006
20020049
20050266 2/12/2005
20040010 17 /11/ 2009
20040010 23/11/2009
Procedure
Policy
Procedure
Policy
20020045
20080380
20080380
20020058
14/6/2007
28/8/2008
1/4/2008
18/7/2006
Gifted and Talented Policy
Guidelines for Exemption from School
Guidelines for the Management of Conduct and Performance
(pdf 991kb)
Guidelines for the use of strategies to support gifted and talented
students (pdf)
Guidelines on screening films and TV programs (pdf)
Policy
Guideline
20040051
20050259
31/8/2006
30/7/2009
Guideline
20060335
4/8/2006
Procedure
Guideline
20040051
20060339
Head Teacher Eligibility Requirements Policy
Home School Liaison Programme Guidelines (pdf 531kb)
Homework Policy
Homophobia in schools
Policy
Guideline
Policy
Policy
20050275
20050259
20020003
20050287
28/4/2008
18/3/2009
7/12/2005
6/12/2005
Implementing the Environmental Education Policy in your
school (pdf)
Information About Homework Intellectual Property Policy – TAFE NSW
Interest Subsidy Scheme for Non-Government Schools
Interpreting Policy – TAFE NSW
Guideline
Procedure
Policy
Policy
Policy
20020049
20020003
20050272
20050273
20040035
30/11/2005
5/12/2005
22/1/2008
Joint funding of capital works in schools
Policy
20050274
24/11/2005
Leading and Managing the School
Learning Assistance Program
Library Policy – Schools
Literacy K-12 Policy
Literacy Policy Support
Policy
Procedure
Policy
Policy
Procedure
20040024
7/7/2004
20060342
20050221 7/12/2005
20050288 10/10/2007
20050288 10/10/2007
Management of Conduct and Performance
Media Relations Policy
Mentoring and Supporting Students Guidelines (pdf)
Mentoring Students Policy
MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES
Policy
Policy
Guideline
Policy
Policy
20060335
1/6/2007
20090387 28/4/2009
20050115
20050115
6/12/2005
20050148 28/10/2005
NSW DET Disability Action Plan 2004-2006 (pdf)
NSW Institute of Teachers website
Numeracy K-12 Policy
Procedure
Procedure
Policy
20050243
20050165
20070365 10/10/2007
Films, Videos, DVDs and Computer Games in Schools:
Procedures for Use (Ms Word 39 kb)
Freedom of Information Policy
Freedom of Information Procedures Manual (word 185kb)
Fresh Tastes NSW Healthy School Canteen Strategy
Occupational Health and Safety Policy
Policy
Online Communication Services – Acceptable Usage – TAFE NSW Policy
20040007
20070363
31/1/2006
31/8/2006
24/7/2009
25 June 2010
Online Communication Services – Code of Expected Behaviour –
TAFE NSW (MsWord 55kb)
Online Communication Services – Acceptable Usage for School
Students
Opportunity class packages for local, interstate and overseas
applications
Outreach Policy – TAFE NSW
Outstanding Fees Policy – TAFE NSW
Overseas Trained Teachers Policy
Overseas trained teachers, Pre-Employment Program
Implementation Guidelines (pdf)
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Procedure 20070363
16/3/2009
Policy
20020046
Procedure
Policy
Policy
Policy
20060353
1/1/2007
20050299 9/12/2005
20050141 13/12/2005
20040016
9/9/2009
Guideline
20040016
20/7/2009
Pecuniary and Private Interests Register (pdf 324.8kb)
People With Disabilities – Statement of Commitment
Per Capita Allowance Funding for Non-Government Schools
Performance Management and Development Implementation
Documents
Performance Management and Development Policy
Phone Intervention Program Guidelines
Pirated DVDs Screening Guidelines (pdf)
Podcasting copyright and permissions guidelines
Policy and implementation strategies for the education of gifted
and talented students (pdf)
Policy Documents – DET Requirements
Private and Secondary Employment Guidelines (Ms Word)
Private and Secondary Employment Policy
Procedures for Joint Funding of Capital Works in Schools
Procedures (pdf)
Professional Learning Policy for Schools
Protected Disclosures – Internal Reporting Policy
Protecting and Supporting Children and Young People: Revised
Procedures, December 2000
Protection from the Sun: Guidelines to Assist in Implementing the
Student Welfare Policy
Provision of Personal References Procedures (pdf 96kb)
Psychological Tests Policy
Procedure
Policy
Policy
20040020
20050243
20050280
14/3/2008
6/12/2005
13/2/2009
Policy
Policy
Guideline
Guideline
Procedure
20060334
20060334
20050259
20060338
20060355
1/2/2009
1/4/2009
Guideline
Policy
Guideline
Policy
20040051
20040001
20030007
20030007
19/5/2009
Guideline
Policy
Policy
20050274
20040017
20020019
8/8/2006
20/11/2006
Policy
20020072
28/4/2004
Policy
Procedure
Policy
20020055
20040020
20050205
28/4/2004
Quality Policy – TAFE NSW
Policy
20070361
30/9/2009
Recognition Policy – TAFE NSW
Referral for Home School Liaison support (pdf)
Release of Student Information Policy
Release of Student Information Procedure (pdf)
Religious Education Implementation Procedures
Religious Education Policy
Reporting School Accidents
Reporting School Accidents Support Document (pdf)
Road Safety Education, Driver Education and Training Policy
Policy
Guideline
Policy
Procedure
Procedure
Policy
Policy
Guideline
Policy
20050251 28/2/2008
20050259
20050088
7/11/2006
20050088
20020074
6/7/2007
20020074
6/7/2007
20020064 15/12/2009
20020064 14/12/2009
20020033 28/11/2007
Guideline
20050104
1/9/2009
Policy
Policy
Policy
Policy
Procedure
Policy
Policy
Policy
Procedure
Guideline
Guideline
20050104
20050259
20020007
20050310
20080378
20080378
20040025
20060353
20050259
20050243
20060342
1/10/2009
1/2/2010/
28/4/2004
6/12/2005
21/7/2008
11/7/2008
6/9/2004
6/12/2006
Safe and Ethical Practice during Student Workplace Learning –
Implementation Guide V1.0
Safe and Ethical Practice during Student Workplace Learning
Policy – TAFE NSW
School Attendance Policy
School Council Guidelines
School Development Policy
School Planning Implementation Procedures (MsWord 75.5kb)
School Planning Policy
School Uniform Policy
Selective High School and Opportunity Class Placement Policy
Special Circumstance Register
Special Education Handbook for Schools (1998) (pdf)
Special Education Handbook for Schools (1998) (pdf)
1/4/2009
11/5/2007
6/12/2005
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Sponsorship Guidelines Sponsorship Policy
Sport and Physical Activity in Schools, Safe Conduct Guidelines
Sport and Physical Activity Safety Policy for Schools
State Numeracy Plan 2006-2008
Strategic Human Resource Plan 2009-2011 (PDF 67KB)
Student Administrative Management Policy
Student Assessment and Selection Criteria
Student Assistance Scheme (SAS)
Student Attendance in Government Schools: Procedures (pdf)
Student Counseling Files Policy
Student Discipline in Government Schools
Student Discipline in Government Schools – Support Materials
Student Discipline Policy – TAFE NSW
Student Health in NSW Public Schools: A summary and
consolidation of policy
Student Identification in Final Examinations Policy – TAFE NSW
Student Selection Policy – TAFE NSW
Student Welfare Policy
Students with disabilities in regular classes: School Support
Document 2004 (pdf) Students with Disabilities Policy – TAFE NSW
Students with Significant Difficulties in Government Schools to
Access Educational Services at Palm Avenue School (2001)
draft guidelines Attachment to Draft Guidelines . . .
Palm Avenue School (2001)
Suspension and Expulsion of School Students – Procedures
Guideline
Policy
Guideline
Policy
Guideline
Guideline
Policy
Guideline
Policy
Procedure
Policy
Policy
Procedure
Policy
20050295
1/7/2009
20050295 17/8/2009
20020012
20020012
2/9/2009
20070365
20090388 18/2/2009
20050199 13/12/2005
20040064
20050241
2/5/2008
20050259 25/1/2010
20050206 14/6/2006
20060316 11/12/2007
20060316
20020075
11/5/2009
Policy
Policy
Policy
Policy
20040034
20050087
20040064
20020052
22/3/2005
1/9/2006
9/7/2007
6/9/2004
Guideline
Policy
20050243
20050194
5/1/2006
Guideline
Procedure
20060342
20060316
Temporary visa holders mandatory study conditions – TAFE NSW Temporary Visa Holders Policy – TAFE NSW
Transition to school for young children with special learning
needs (1997) (pdf)
Turning Policy into Action: A Guide for Local Planning Groups
(PDF 1MB) – with coloured cover page
Turning Policy into Action: A Guide for Local Planning Groups
(PDF 1MB) – without coloured cover page
Procedure
Policy
20050089
20080089
Guideline
20050243
Guideline
20080385
1/9/2009
Guideline
20080385
1/9/2009
Values in NSW public schools
VET FEE-HELP Policy – TAFE NSW
VET FEE-HELP Tuition Fee and Refund Policy – TAFE NSW
Violent Behaviour, Identification of History and Management
Policy – TAFE NSW
Vision Impairment Handbook (1997) (pdf)
Voluntary School Contribution
Policy
Policy
Policy
20050131
20090397
20090398
17/8/2005
30/6/2009
30/6/2009
Policy
Guideline
Policy
20070368
20050243
20050233
14/1/2008
Policy
Guideline
Guideline
Guideline
Policy
Procedure
20040019
20050235
20050243
20090388
20090388
20050264
9/6/2004
21/9/2009
Procedure
Policy
Procedure
20050264
20050264
20050264
31/3/2010
7/4/2010
31/3/2010
Procedure
20050264
31/3/2010
Procedure
20050264
31/3/2010
Procedure
20050264
31/3/2010
Welfare of Students While Engaged in Activities Conducted
Under the Auspices of the School
What School can do
Who’s Going to Teach My Child (pdf)
Workforce Diversity Plan 2009-2011
Workforce Diversity Policy
Working with Children Check Appendix 1, Definitions (pdf)
Working with Children Check Appendix 6, Rejected applicant
notification (pdf 36.8KB)
Working With Children Check Policy
Working with Children Check Procedures – Principals (pdf 194KB)
Working with Children Check Procedures – State Office, TAFE
NSW Institutes, Regions and AMES (pdf 191KB)
Working with Children Check, Appendix 2 – Declaration and
employment screening consent form (pdf 65.9KB)
Working with Children Check, Appendix 3 – Applicant
declaration and consent form (PDF 65.7KB)
1/11/2009
21/11/2007
2/12/2005
18/2/2009
26/2/2009
31/3/2010
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Working with Children Check, Appendix 4, Declaration form (pdf
49.1KB)
Working with Children Check, Appendix 5 – Proof of identity
(pdf 18.9KB)
Working with Children Check, Appendix 7 – Director’s checklist
(pdf 85.4KB)
Working with Children Check, Appendix 7 – Principal’s checklist
(pdf 15.2KB)
Workplace learning implementation documents 2005
Workplace Learning Policy for Secondary Students in
Government Schools and TAFE NSW Institutes
Year 7 selective high school packages for local, interstate and
overseas applications
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20050264
31/3/2010
Procedure
20050264
31/3/2010
Procedure
20050264
31/3/2010
Procedure
Procedure
20050264
20050016
31/3/2010
Policy
20050016
13/2/2007
Procedure
20060353
1/1/2007
Section 2 – STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
The Department of Education and Training publishes its Statement of Affairs each year in conjunction with
its annual report.
The Statement of Affairs to 31 December 2009 is included in the Department’s 2009 Annual Report, published
in June 2010. It is also available as a printed document from the Freedom of Information Unit or as an electronic
document (.pdf format) on the Department’s internet site www.det.nsw.edu.au/foi/statement/index.htm
The 2010 Statement of Affairs will be published in conjunction with the 2010 Annual Report, in June 2011.
Section 3 – ENQUIRIES AND CONTACT
Enquiries regarding access to the policy documents listed in this publication or regarding the operation of the
Freedom of Information Act should be directed to:
The Manager, Freedom of Information Unit
Legal Services Directorate
Department of Education and Training
Level 7, 35 Bridge Street
Sydney 2000
Telephone: (02) 9561 8151
Fax:
(02) 9561 1157
Email: [email protected]
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of the
New South Wales Electoral Commission
FOI Agency No. 54
Section 1 – Policy Documents
Subject to the Freedom of Information Act 1989 the New South Wales Electoral Commission holds the following
policy documents which may be accessed for inspection:
• Working papers, reports and documents relating to the conduct of elections and management of the
Commission.
• Annual Reports of the Commission.
No charge is made for copies of the Annual Report.
Section 2 – Statement of Affairs
A copy of the Commission’s most recent Statement of Affairs may be obtained by contacting the FOI
Coordinator.
Section 3 – Contact Arrangements
Access to documents held by the New South Wales Electoral Commission and subject to the FOI Act must be
made by written application accompanied by a fee of $30.
The application should be directed to:
The FOI Coordinator
New South Wales Electoral Commission
GPO Box 832
Sydney NSW 2001
All of the documents may be accessed at the New South Wales Electoral Commission, Level 25, 201 Kent
Street, Sydney between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday. Some documents are available on the
Commission’s website at www.elections.nsw.gov.au.
Prior to making an application it is suggested that the applicant contact the Commission on telephone (02) 9290
5999 or facsimile (02) 9290 5991, as some information may be provided as part of a free community service.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND WATER
The policy documents listed below reflect the current strategic and operational policies of the Department of
Environment, Climate Change and Water (DECCW).
New policy documents are being developed progressively to assist DECCW in carrying out its functions
related to:
• climate change
• protection and conservation of the environment and natural and cultural heritage
• management of national parks, marine parks and other aquatic and terrestrial reserves
• wildlife protection
• water; and
• sustainable management of natural resources, including coastal environments and floodplains,
and as an educational and information resource for the community, industry and Government agencies.
The following information is provided in accordance with section 14 of the Freedom of Information Act 1989.
DECCW policy documents are listed below. Members of the public wishing to access the documents should
refer to section 3 of this Summary of Affairs (Contact Arrangements).
This is not a comprehensive list of DECCW publications. Only documents that explain how DECCW will
carry out its functions which affect the public’s rights, privileges or benefits; or impose obligations, penalties
or detriments, fall within the definition of ‘policy documents’.
The list is divided into the following categories:
• Corporate policy documents
• Botanic Gardens Trust policy documents
• Climate Change, Policy and Programs Group policy documents
• Culture and Heritage Division policy documents
• Environment Protection and Regulation Group policy documents
• Office of Water policy documents
• Parks and Wildlife Group policy documents
• Scientific Services Division policy documents
• Environmental guidelines
• Guidelines approved by DECCW
• Guidelines on interim environmental objectives
• Manuals
• Policy documents adopted by DECCW
• Policy statements/strategies.
CORPORATE POLICY DOCUMENTS
Aboriginal Community Engagement Framework (2007)
Aboriginal Employment and Development Strategy (2008)
Aboriginal People, the Environment and Conservation principles (2008)
Code of Ethical Conduct (revised 2009)
DECC Annual Report 2008-2009
DECC Ethnic Affairs Priority Statement 2006-2010
DECC Policy and Approach for Managing External Complaints and Allegations (2006)
DECCW Corporate Plan Update 2010
DECCW Disability Action Plan 2009-2012
DECCW Guideline on Timely Investigations with a View to Prosecution
DECCW Guidelines as to the Seizure of “Things” by Authorised Officers and Search and Seizure Operations
DECCW intellectual property management framework (2010)
• DECCW Intellectual Property Policy
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• Guideline to Aboriginal Intellectual Property
• Guideline to Intellectual Property and Confidential Information
• Guideline to Intellectual Property and Contracts
• Guideline to Intellectual Property and Databases
• Guideline to Intellectual Property and Information Technology
• Guideline to Intellectual Property and Plants
• Guideline to Intellectual Property and Publishing
DECCW Procurement Manual (2010) (progressively updated to accord with Government policy)
Externally Funded Projects – Policy and Procedural Guidelines
Fraud and Corruption Prevention Strategy (2009)
Guarantee of Service (2007)
Guidelines for Seeking Environmental Court Orders (EPA) (2003)
Law Enforcement Policy (NPWS) (July 2002)
NSW Department of Environment and Conservation Science Investment and Management Plan 2006-2010
NSW Environmental Law: Access to Information
Prosecution Guidelines (EPA) (2004)
Prosecution Policy (NPWS) (1997)
Science Statement (April 2008)
Statement of Business Ethics (2007)
Welcome to Country Protocol and Procedures (2006)
Working with Children Policy
BOTANIC GARDENS TRUST POLICY DOCUMENTS
Annual Report: Scientific Report of the Science and Public Programs Branch (2008-2009)
Botanic Gardens Trust Annual Report 2008-2009
Botanic Gardens Trust Benefactor and Sponsor Recognition Policy (Oct. 2009)
Botanic Gardens Trust Commitment to Service Statement
Botanic Gardens Trust Corporate Plan 2006-2010
Botanic Gardens Trust Policy for Tributes and Scattering of Ashes (Mar. 2010)
Botanic Gardens Trust Sponsorship Policy Supplementary Guidelines and Procedures (May 2007)
Botanic Gardens Trust Volunteer Policy (July 2006)
Botanic Gardens Trust Work Experience Policy (June 2006)
Cultural Acquisitions Policy (June 2006)
Cultural Activities Policy (February 2006)
Cultural Collections Management Policy (2007)
Cultural Diversity Statement (BGT)
Domain Master Plan (2002 – 2012)
Environmental Commitment Statement (BGT)
Healthy Gardens Healthy People – Sustainable Horticulture (2008)
Helicopter Landing Policy (October 2006)
Mount Annan Master Plan (2000 – 2010)
Mount Annan Master Plan Review (2006)
Mount Annan Recreation Plan (2008)
Pesticide Notification Plan
Policy for Personal Trainers
Policy on Fireworks (Pyrotechnics) Displays (2004)
Public Art Policy (2009)
Royal Botanic Gardens Conservation Management Plan (draft)
CLIMATE CHANGE, POLICY AND PROGRAMS GROUP POLICY DOCUMENTS
Air:
Action for Air (1998)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/air/actionforair/index.htm
Action for Air: 2009 Update
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/air/actionforair/ActionforAir2009.htm
Best Available Techniques Emission Standards for Cogeneration (December 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/air/cogentrigen.htm
Interim NOx Policy for Cogeneration in Sydney and the Illawarra (February 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/air/inp09124.pdf
NSW Cleaner Vehicles and Fuels Strategy (August 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/air/actionforair/cleanervehicles08327.pdf
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BioBanking:
BioBanking Agreement Example
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/09693bbagreementexample.pdf
BioBanking Agreement Management Actions Template
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/09694bbmanageactionstemplate.doc
BioBanking Assessment Methodology (July 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08385bbassessmethod.pdf
BioBanking Assessment Methodology and Credit Calculator Operational Manual (March 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/09181bioopsman.pdf
BioBanking Assessors Course Information sheet
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08610AssessorCourse.pdf
BioBanking Compliance Assurance Strategy (July 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08346biobankingcas.pdf
BioBanking Guide to Biodiversity Assessments for Developers (December 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08527bbdevguide.pdf
BioBanking Handbook for Local Government (November 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08526bblocalgovhb.pdf
BioBanking Scheme Overview Booklet (November 2007)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/biobankingoverview07528.pdf
BioBanking Threatened Species Profile Database (TSPD) – Guide (May 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08267tspd.pdf
Biodiversity Credit Pricing Spreadsheet
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/09587creditprV2.xls
Brochures:
• BioBanking Landowner brochure (August 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/biobanking/landowners.htm
• BioBanking Developer brochure (August 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/biobanking/developers.htm
• BioBanking Conservationist brochure (August 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/biobanking/participants.htm\
Field data sheets for BioBanking: biobank / development site proposal package
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/09083fdsbbdev.pdf
Field data sheets for BioBanking: local reference site data
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/09115fdslocalref.pdf
Guide to Establishing a BioBank Site (October 2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/09383bblowners.pdf
Guide to the Biodiversity Credit Register (December 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08652GuideCreditRegister.pdf
Peer review of the May 2007 Draft of the BioBanking Assessment Methodology (November 2007) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/bbpeerrev07457.pdf
Pilot report of the May 2007 Draft BioBanking Assessment Methodology (November 2007) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/biobankingpilot07535.pdf
Public exhibition of the BioBanking Regulation, Assessment Methodology and Compliance Assurance
Strategy: Issues raised and proposed changes (May 2008) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/biobanking/08245biobankingissres.pdf
Rural Floodplain Management:
DECCW prepares Floodplain Management Plans for rural areas designated under Part 8 of the Water Act 1912
or under the regulations of the Water Management Act 2000 to ensure development of the floodplain provides
for flow of floodwaters within paths identified in the plan. These statutory plans form the basis of assessing
flood control work approvals. Licensing responsibilities rest with the NSW Office of Water.
Floodplain Management Plans
• Macquarie River: Narromine to Macquarie Marshes Floodplain Management Plan (November
2008) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/ruralfloodplains/fmp/macquarie.htm
The following additional Floodplain Management Plans can be found at
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/floodplains/ruralfloodplans.htm:
• Billabong Creek: Walbundrie to Jerilderie Floodplain Management Plan (May 2006)
• Billabong Creek Floodplain Management Plan (May 2006)
• Blackville Floodplain Management Plan (October 2003)
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Caroona – Breeza Floodplain Management Plan (June 2006)
Carroll to Boggabri Floodplain Management Plan (September 2006)
Lachlan River Hillston Floodplain Management Plan Lake Brewster to Whealbah (October 2005)
Lower Gingham Watercourse Floodplain Management Plan (June 2006)
Narrabri – Wee Waa Floodplain Management Plan (September 2005)
Noorong Road to Wakool-Murray Junction (Stage 4) Floodplain Management Plan (December
2002)
• Tuppal and Bullatale Creeks Floodplain Management Plan (May 2004)
• Upper Coxs Creek Floodplain Management Plan (November 2005)
• Upper Yarraman Creek Floodplain Management Plan (August 2006)
The following draft plans have been publicly exhibited and are currently under review:
• Edward and Niemur Rivers Stage3 (Moama-Moulamein Railway to Liewah and Mallan)
Floodplain Management Plan (draft)
• Edward and Wakool Rivers Stage 1 (Deniliquin to Moama-Moulamein Railway) Floodplain
Management Plan (draft)
• Gwydir River Moomin Ck Floodplain Management Plan (draft)
• Lachlan River Gooloogong to Jemalong Floodplain Management Plan (draft)
• Wakool River Stage 2 (Moama-Moulamein Railway to Gee Gee Bridge) Floodplain Management
Plan (draft)
Urban Floodplain Risk Management
Floodplain Development Manual: the management of flood liable land –
http://dnr.nsw.gov.au/floodplains/manual.shtml
NSW Flood Prone Land Policy incorporated into section 1 of the Floodplain Development Manual: the
management of flood liable land –
http://dnr.nsw.gov.au/floodplains/pdf/2_flood_manual.pdf
Floodplain Risk Management (FRM) Guidelines
• Floodway Definition (2007)
• Practical Consideration of Climate Change (2007)
• Draft Flood Risk Management Guide: Incorporating sea level rise benchmarks in flood risk
assessment – released for consultation November 2009
• Flood Emergency Response Planning Classification of Communities (2007)
• SES Requirements from the FRM Process (2007)
• Drainage Behind and Through Levees (2007)
• Residential Flood Damages (2007)
• Rainwater Tanks – Limitations as FRM Devices (2007)
• Temporary/Relocatable Flood Barriers (2007)
• Modelling Reports and Supporting Information (including Model Files) for Review (2007)
Native vegetation:
Assessment protocol for where a minor variation is made to the Environmental Outcomes Assessment
Methodology (EOAM) to reclassify the condition of native vegetation (March 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/protocoltovaryvegetationcondition.pdf
Assessment protocol for where a minor variation is made to the EOAM to reclassify the percent cleared
threshold for a Mitchell landscape or vegetation type or to vary the regional value of vegetation (March
2008) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/protocolstovarypercentclearedthreshold.pdf
Environmental Outcomes Assessment Methodology (March 2007) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/eoam.pdf
Information sheets:
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/vegetation/publications.htm (unless otherwise specified below)
• A new approach to native vegetation (2005)
• Clearing native vegetation for essential local government infrastructure (March 2007)
• Clearing on state protected land (May 2006)
• Clearing on Vulnerable Land (January 2006)
• Crown Land and the Native Vegetation Act 2003 (February 2007)
• Details about the Native Vegetation Act 2003 (November 2005)
• Guideline for the Clearing of Exotic Trees and Dead Native Trees on State Protected Land (April
2006) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/splguideline.pdf
• How do I get a Property Vegetation Plan? (November 2005)
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How does native vegetation improve farm profitability? (November 2005)
How does the Native Vegetation Act 2003 interact with other legislation? (January 2006)
How does the PVP Developer work? (November 2005)
Local government issues (March 2007)
Managing invasive native scrub (November 2006)
Native vegetation in the Western Division (February 2006)
Private native forestry and the Native Vegetation Act 2003 (January 2006)
Regulatory Compliance Audits
Rural Lands Protection Boards (March 2007)
Suggested methods for assessing groundcover (August 2006)
The NSW Government’s native vegetation assistance package :
– Farmer exit assistance (May 2008)
– Sustainable farming grants (May 2008)
– Offset pool (May 2008)
• Variations within the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 (December 2008)
• What are the exemptions for routine agricultural management activities in central NSW CMAs?
(November 2005)
• What are the exemptions for routine agricultural management activities in coastal CMAs?
(November 2005)
• What are the exemptions for routine agricultural management activities in the Western Division?
(November 2005)
• What clearing requires approval? (November 2005)
• What clearing does not require approval? (November 2005)
• What funding is available to restore native vegetation on my property? (November 2005)
Ministerial Review Committee – Consolidated Report to the Ministers for Natural Resources and the
Environment, NSW Native Vegetation Reforms (October 2006) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/MRCreport.pdf
Native vegetation – Private Native Forestry:
• Advisory Notes:
– Advisory note 1: Hollow bearing trees
– Advisory note 2: Glossy black-cockatoo
– Advisory note 3: Yellow-bellied glider
– Advisory note 4: Nectar feed trees
– Advisory note 5: Fleshy fruits
– Advisory note 6: Roost and nest trees
– Advisory note 7: Bat roosts
– Advisory note 8: Flying-fox camps
– Advisory note 9: Koala habitat
– Advisory note 10: Old growth forests
– Advisory note 11: Cultural heritage
– Advisory note 12: Biodiversity
– Advisory note 13: Threatened species conservation
– Advisory note 14: Threatened species recovery plans
– Advisory note 15: Spotted-tail quoll
• Draft Ecological Harvesting Plan Guideline for Endangered Ecological Communities (for public
review)
• Endangered Ecological Community Identification Guidelines:
– Coastal Cypress Pine Forest in the NSW North Coast Bioregion
– Grey Box – Grey Gum Wet Sclerophyll Forest in the NSW North Coast Bioregion EEC
(expected completion June 2010)
– Lower Hunter Spotted Gum – Ironbark Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion
– Lowland Grassy Woodland in the south east corner bioregion (expected completion June 2010)
– McKies Stringybark/Blackbutt Open Forest
– New England Peppermint (Eucalyptus nova-anglica) Woodland on Basalts and Sediments in
the New England Tableland Bioregion (expected completion June 2010)
– Ribbon Gum – Mountain Gum – Snow Gum Grassy Forest/Woodland of the New England
Tableland Bioregion
– River-flat Eucalypt Forest on Coastal Floodplain
– Robertson Basalt Tall Open Forest in the Sydney Basin Bioregion (expected completion June
2010)
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– Sandhill Pine Woodland in the Riverina, Murray-Darling Depression and NSW South Western
Slopes bioregions (expected completion June 2010)
– Sub-tropical Coastal Floodplain Forest
– Swamp Sclerophyll Forest on Coastal Floodplains
– Tableland Basalt Forest in the Sydney Basin and South Eastern Highlands Bioregions
(expected completion June 2010)
– White Box – Yellow Box – Blakely’s Red Gum Woodland
– White Gum Moist Forest in the NSW North Coast Bioregion
• Forest Operations Plan Guideline for Northern NSW
• Forest Operations Plan Template for Northern NSW
• Guideline 1 – Guidelines for assessing regeneration and stocking
• Guideline 2 – Protocol for re-evaluating old-growth forest on private property
• Guideline 3 – Protocol for re-evaluating rainforest on private property
• Guideline 4 – Techniques for measuring stand height
• Guideline 5 – Techniques for Measuring Basal Area
• Private Native Forestry Code of Practice Fact Sheet 1: Overview – new arrangements for private
native forestry.
• Private Native Forestry Code of Practice Fact Sheet 2: How to obtain a private native forestry
property vegetation plan
• Private Native Forestry Code of Practice for Northern NSW
• Private Native Forestry Code of Practice for Southern NSW
• Private Native Forestry Code of Practice for the River Red Gum Forests
• Private Native Forestry Code of Practice for Cypress and Western Hardwood Forests
• Private Native Forestry Field Guide for Northern NSW
• Routine Agricultural Management Activities on Private Native Forestry Land Fact Sheet
• Native Vegetation Assistance Package Fact Sheet
• Silvicultural Guidelines: Private Native Forestry Code of Practice
Native vegetation – reports and papers:
• A New Model for Landscape Conservation in NSW 2003
• Auditor General’s Report – Performance Audit: Regulating the Clearing of Native Vegetation –
Follow Up of 2002 Performance Audit (2006) –
http://www.audit.nsw.gov.au/publications/reports/performance/2006/native_vegetation/native_
vegetation.pdf
• Discussion Paper: Clearing/thinning of native vegetation known as invasive scrub under the Native
Vegetation Act 2003
• Draft Native Vegetation Conservation Strategy for NSW (NVRAC) (November 2000)
• Environmental Research and Information Consortium, Report for DLWC, Centre for Natural
Resources, Rate of Clearing of Native Woody Vegetation 1995-97 (December 1998)
• Environmental Research and Information Consortium, Report for DLWC, Centre for Natural
Resources, Rate of Clearing of Native Woody Vegetation 1997-2000 (March 2001)
• Invasive Native Species Collation of Discussion Paper submissions and responses from the
Invasive Native Scrub Team – December 2005
• Native Vegetation Reform Implementation Group – Final Report 2003 (October 2003)
• NSW Annual Report on Native Vegetation 2008 (July 2009) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/nativeveg/09523arnv08.pdf
• NSW Native Vegetation Report Card 2006 (March 2007)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/2006reportcard.pdf
• NSW Native Vegetation Report Card for 1 January 2006 to 30 June 2006 (January 2007)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/Janjun2006reportcard.pdf
• NSW Native Vegetation Report Card for 1 January 2007 to 30 June 2007 (April 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/Janjun2007reportcard.pdf
• NSW Native Vegetation Report Card for 1 July 2007 to 31 December 2007 (April 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/Juldec2007reportcard.pdf
• NSW Native Vegetation Report Card January to June 2008
• http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/09144nvrcjanjun08.pdf
• NSW Native Vegetation Report Card for July 2008 to December 2008 (September 2008) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/09300nvrcjuldec08.pdf
• NSW Woody Vegetation Change 2004 – 2006 (January 2007) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/Woodyvegchange2004-06.pdf
• NSW Woody Vegetation Change 2006 – 2007 (March 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/woodyvegchange2006-07.pdf
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• Rates of Clearing Native Woody Vegetation 1995-2000 – Dept. Land and Water Conservation
• Vulnerable Land Natural Resource Management Plan including the Vulnerable Land Map for NSW –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/vegetation/vulnerablelandmap.pdf
Review of the Native Vegetation Act 2003 Discussion Paper (2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/nativeveg/09589NVActReview.pdf
Review of the Native Vegetation Act 2003
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/nativeveg/09751NVActReview.pdf
Environmental Water and Wetlands:
Adaptive Environmental Management Plans
• Draft Gwydir Wetlands Adaptive Environmental Management Plan (2010)
• Macquarie Marshes Adaptive Environmental Management Plan (2010) (anticipated to be published
by 30 June 2010)
Annual Environmental Watering Plans:
• Gwydir Annual Environmental Watering Plan 2009/10
• Interim Murray Annual Environmental Watering Plan 2009/10
• Macquarie Annual Environmental Watering Plan 2009/10
• Lachlan Annual Environmental Watering Plan 2009/10
• Murrumbidgee Annual Environmental Watering Plan 2009/10
Delivering the Ramsar Convention in NSW (2006)
Ecological Character Descriptions of Internationally Important Ramsar Listed sites
• Blue Lake Ramsar Site (2008)
• Lake Pinaroo Ramsar Site (`2008)
• Paroo Ramsar Site (2010) (anticipated to be published by 30 June 2010)
• Towra Point Ramsar Site (2010) (anticipated to be published by 30 June 2010)
Environmental Water Management Manual 2010-11
Managing Environmental Water to Improve River and Wetland Health in NSW (2009)
NSW Ramsar Plan 2006-09
NSW Wetlands Policy (2010) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/wetlands/NSWWetlandsPolicy.htm
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/water/10039wetlandspolicy.pdf
(NB: replaces NSW Wetlands Management Policy 2006)
RiverBank Business Plan Part A 2006-11 (revised 2010) (anticipated to be published by 30 June 2010)
RiverBank Business Plan Part B 2010-11 (anticipated to be published by 30 June 2010)
RiverBank Water Use Plan for the Lachlan Water Management Area (April 2007)
RiverBank Water Use Plan for the Macquarie River (April 2007)
RiverBank Water Use Plan for the Murrumbidgee Water Management Area (2009)
RiverBank Water Use Plan for the Gwydir Water Management Area (February 2008)
Threatened species issues:
Field Survey Methods for Fauna Introduction (2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/threatenedspecies/surveymethodsfauna.htm
Field Survey Methods for Fauna – Amphibians (2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/threatenedspecies/surveyassessmentgdlns.htm
Flying Fox Camp Management Policy 2007
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/policiesandguidelines/flyingfoxcamppol.htm
Identification Guidelines for Endangered Ecological Communities (2008)
http://www.threatenedspecies.environment.nsw.gov.au/tsprofile/home_tec.aspx
Joint Management Agreement for the NSW Shark Meshing (Bather Protection) Program (2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/threatenedspecies/sharkjma525KB.pdf
Priorities Action Statement – Introducing the Threatened Species Priorities Action Statement (2007)
Priority Action Statement
http://www.threatenedspecies.environment.nsw.gov.au/tsprofile/pas_search.aspx
Recovery planning – statewide priorities for plan preparation (May 2003) (under review)
Statement of Intent 1: Infection of native plants by Phytophthora cinnamomi (2008)
Statement of Intent 2 Infection of frogs by amphibian chytrid causing the disease chytridiomycosis (2009)
Threatened Biodiversity Survey and Assessment: Guidelines for Developments and Activities (November
2004) (draft under review).
Threatened Ecological Communities in NSW (2008)
http://www.threatenedspecies.environment.nsw.gov.au/tsprofile/home_tec.aspx
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Threatened Species Assessment Guidelines: The Assessment of Significance (2007)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/threatenedspecies/tsaguide.htm
Threatened Species Assessment Guidelines – The Assessment of Significance (2008)
Threatened Species Information Fact Sheets (all under review):
• Alternation to natural flows as a key threatening process – an overview (July 2002)
• Bushrock removal – a key threatening process (October 1999)
• Clearing of native vegetation as a key threatening process – an overview (September 2001)
• Removal of dead wood as a key threatening process – an overview (December 2003)
Threat abatement plans:
Once the NSW Scientific Committee lists a key threatening process ie. a process that threatens or could threaten,
the survival or evolutionary development of species, populations or ecological communities, DECCW will
prepare a threat abatement plan. Draft and final threat abatement plans can be found on the website
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/threatenedspecies/ThreatAbatementPlans.htm
Threatened species recovery plans:
Once a species, population or ecological community has been listed as threatened, DECCW may draw up a
recovery plan. This plan is designed to return the species, population or ecological community to a point where
their survival is viable in nature and outline the actions that government departments and other organisations
have agreed upon to help the recovery of the species. Recovery plans must generally be considered before
development applications can go ahead. Draft and final recovery plans can be found on the website
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/threatenedspecies/RecoveryPlans.htm.
Water and Energy Programs:
The following policy documents held by the Department can be made available for inspection or purchase.
Documents marked with an asterisk (*) are available from our website (www.environment.nsw.gov.au). In the
case of the documents relating to the National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS), see
www.nabers.com.au. Those with two asterisks (**) are available by links on our website. Documents marked
with a hash symbol (#) are commercial-in-confidence and are only accessible to NABERS Assessors.
Government Sustainability:
• Guidelines for writing a WRAPP Plan (May 2009)*
• NSW Government Sustainability Policy*
• Office Building Strategy- Questions and Answers (March 2010*)
• Preparing for a NABERS ratings (March 2010*)
• Waste reduction and purchasing policy: a guide for agencies (September 1997*) (under review)
• WRAPP reporting guidelines 2009 (May 2009)*
National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS) policy and accreditation:
• Guidelines for Conducting an Energy Efficiency Design Review *
• Guidelines for the use of simulation in Commitment Agreements *
• How is NABERS being used? (fact sheet)*
• How can NABERS benefit you? (fact sheet)*
• Managing the environmental performance of your building (fact sheet)*
• NABERS Accredited Assessor Assessment Procedure
• NABERS Accredited Assessor Code of Practice
• NABERS Accredited Assessor contracts
• NABERS Accredited Assessor Dispute Resolution Procedure
• NABERS Accredited Assessor Information Transfer Procedure
• NABERS Accredited Assessor Process Outline
• NABERS Accredited Assessors Renewals Procedure
• NABERS Energy Commitment Agreement Fee Structure *
• NABERS Energy Commitment Agreement (New Buildings and Major Refurbishments) *
• NABERS Energy Commitment Agreement (New Tenancies, Fitouts or Refurbishments) *
• NABERS Energy Commitment Agreement (New Tenancies, Fitouts or Refurbishments – ABGR rating
guaranteed) *
• NABERS Energy Guide to Building Energy Estimation *
• NABERS Energy Guide to Tenancy Energy Estimation *
• NABERS Energy and Water for Offices Validation Protocol for Accredited Ratings#
• NABERS Energy and Water for Hotels Validation Protocol for Accredited Ratings#
• NABERS Energy and Water for Shopping Centres Validation Protocol for Accredited Ratings#
• NABERS IE self assessment spreadsheet for base buildings*
• NABERS Independent Design Review Panel *
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NABERS Indoor Environment for offices – Data Collection Guidance*
NABERS Indoor Environment for Offices Validation Protocol for Accredited Ratings #
NABERS Indoor Environment Rating for building managers*
NABERS Office Building Trial Report 2005 *
NABERS Rating Auditing Procedure Version 2.0
NABERS Rating Application Terms and Conditions (fact sheet)*
NABERS Waste for offices Audit Guidance*
NABERS Waste for Offices Validation Protocol for Accredited Ratings #
New NABERS sustainability ratings for shopping centres (fact sheet)*
Preparing for NABERS hotel ratings (fact sheet)*
Preparing for NABERS office rating applications (fact sheet)*
Simple Steps booklet*
Tenant Energy Management Handbook
The NABERS Energy Commitment Agreement (fact sheet)*
Using the NABERS Trademarks
Water and Energy Savings:
• Energy Savings Action Plan briefing*
• Guidelines for Energy Savings Action Plans (October 2005)*
• Guidelines for Water Savings Action Plans (October 2005)*
• Guide Note 1 – Savings Orders – Legal requirement to prepare water and energy savings action plans
(January 2006) *
• Guide Note 2 – Engaging external assistance to prepare savings action plans (January 2006)*
• Guide Note 3 – Technical review requirements for energy savings action plans (January 2006) *
• Guide Note 4 – Cities for Climate Protection and energy savings action plans (January 2006)*
• Guide Note 5 – The ICLEI Water Campaign and water savings action plans (January 2006)*
• Guide Note 6 – Federal energy efficiency opportunities and energy savings action plans (September
2006) *
• Guide Note 7 – Every Drop Counts business program and the water savings action plans (April
2006) *
• Guide Note 8 – Greenhouse Challenge Plus and energy savings action plans (April 2006)*
• Guide Note 9 – Preparing and submitting your savings action plans (April 2006)*
• NSW Climate Change Fund Annual Report 2008-2009*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Dual flush toilet rebate application form*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Gosford/Wyong Water Authority rainwater tank rebate application form**
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Green Business Program Guide for Applicants*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Green Business Program DL brochure*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Home Power Savings Program brochure
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Home Power Savings Program poster
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Home Power Savings Program stakeholder fact sheet
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Hot water circulator rebate application form*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Hot water system rebate application form*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Hunter Water Rainwater tank rebate application form**
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Public Facilities Program – Community Savers Guide for Applicants*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Public Facilities Program – Demonstration Stream Guide for Applicants*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Rainwater tank rebate application form*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Renewable Energy Development Program Guide for Applicants*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, NSW Home Saver Rebates*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, NSW Home saver rebates for apartments, flats and townhouses*
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Sydney Water rainwater tank rebate DL brochure**
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Sydney Water rainwater tank rebate application form**
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Sydney Water washing machine rebate application form**
• NSW Climate Change Fund, Washing machine rebate application form*
Other Climate Change, Policy and Programs Group policy documents:
Air Education Resource Kit – Let’s Clear the Air (2009)
http://www.cleartheair.nsw.gov.au/resources/air_education_resource_kit.aspx
A New Biodiversity Strategy for New South Wales: Discussion Paper January 2009
Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme: Green Paper – NSW Government Submission (September 2008)
Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme: draft exposure legislation – NSW Government Submission (April 2009)
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Catchment Management Authorities Finance Policy Manual (2009)
http://deccnet/finance/resources/FinancialManagementCMA.doc
Climate Change: Regional Community Consultation Forum – Resource Kit (September 2008)
Climate Change – How will it Affect the Natural Environment in NSW?
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/biodiversity/climatechange.htm
Coastal Dune Management: A Manual of Coastal Dune Management and Rehabilitation Techniques
Coastline Management Manual (1990) – www.environment.gov.au/coasts/publications/nswmanual/index.html
Commercial and Industrial Waste in Sydney – Overview (2009)
Conservation Agreement Policy 2007
Conservation Partners Program – Procedural guidelines for the establishment, monitoring and support of
Conservation Agreements and Wildlife Refuges 2007
Discussion Paper on the NSW Energy Efficiency Trading Scheme (Department of Water and Energy and
DECC) (July 2008)
Draft Coastal Risk Management Guide: Incorporating sea level rise benchmarks in coastal hazard
assessment – released for consultation November 2009
Draft NSW Road Noise Policy (2010)
Economic Viability of Electric Vehicles (September 2009), DECCW and AECOM
Electricity Supply Amendment (Energy Savings) Bill 2009
Electricity Supply (General) Amendment (Energy Savings) Regulation 2009
Energy Future: 6 step action plan (NSW Energy Efficiency Strategy) (June 2008)
Energy Savings Rule (June 2009)
Environmental Criteria for Road Traffic Noise (1999) (under review)
Environmental Trust Annual Report 2008-09
Environmental Trust Emergency Pollution and Orphan Waste Clean-Up Program Guidelines (2008)
Environmental Trust Grant Programs’ Guidelines 2009
Estuary Management Manual (1992)
Green offsets for sustainable regional development
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/offsets05259.pdf
Guide to Licensing Sewage Treatment Systems (2003)
Information about Assessing Gasworks Sites (2005)
Institutional framework for implementing salinity offsets under the Protection of the Environment
Operations Act 1997
Land Alive – Aboriginal land management for biodiversity (information sheet) (June 2008)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/LandAlive/LandAliveWeb.pdf
Learning for Sustainability – NSW Environmental Education Plan 2007-2010
National Market-Based Instruments Pilots Program: Green offsets for sustainable regional development –
Final report (August 2005)
National Market-Based Instruments Pilots Program: Institutional framework for implementing salinity
offsets under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (August 2005)
Natural Heritage Values of the Great Eastern Ranges (July 2008, Hyder Consulting)
NSW Coastal Policy (1997) -http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/plansforaction/coastalpolicy.asp
NSW Coastline Hazard Policy (1988) incorporated into Appendix A of the Coastline Management Manual
(1990) –
http://www.environment.gov.au/coasts/publications/nswmanual/appendixa.html
NSW Estuary Management Policy (1992) incorporated in Appendix A of the Estuary Management Manual
(1992).
NSW Government Greenhouse Plan (November 2005)
NSW Government response to IPART’s “Review of NSW Climate Change Mitigation Measures” (June
2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/climateChange/ipartreview.htm
NSW Government Waste Reduction and Purchasing Policy (WRAPP) Report (2008)
NSW Industrial Noise Policy (2000)
NSW Litter Report (2009)
NSW State of the Environment 2006 Report
NSW State of the Environment 2009 Report
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/soe/soe2009/
NSW State Rivers and Estuaries Policy (1993)
http://dnr.nsw.gov.au/water/pdf/nsw_river_estuaries_policy.pdf
http://www.dwe.nsw.gov.au./water/pdf/nsw_river_estuaries_policy.pdf
NSW Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery, Strategy and Performance Report (2008)
Report on the Review of the Catchment Management Authorities Act 2003 (2009)
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Saltwater Wetlands Rehabilitation Manual (November 2008) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/wetlands/saltwetlandsrehabmanual.htm
Saltwater Wetlands Rehabilitation Manual (November 2008) –
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/wetlands/saltwetlandsrehabmanual.htm
The Environment and NSW Ethnic Communities in 2004 (Sept 2005)
The FleetWise Knowledge Pool (2009): Vehicle Procurement, Alternative Fuel and Vehicle Technologies,
Operational Strategies, and Environmental Legislation and Policy
Waterwatch NSW 08-09 – Reconnecting with communities and catchments
Wildlife Refuge Policy 2007
CULTURE AND HERITAGE DIVISION POLICY DOCUMENTS
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Regional Studies: an illustrative approach – Guidelines (2006)
Aboriginal Heritage Conservation Works Protocol (2008)
Aboriginal Heritage Information Management System (AHIMS) – information sheet
Aboriginal Land Claims Policy (2008)
Aboriginal Languages Policy (2009)
Aboriginal Places: DECC Guidelines for the Assessment and Gazettal of Aboriginal Places under section 84
of the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 (2008)
Adaptive Reuse Leases Policy (2001) (under review)
Conservation Management Plan Guidelines (2002)
Conservation Management Plan Policy (2002)
Cultural Heritage Community Consultation Policy (2001) (under review)
Cultural Heritage Information Policy (2001)
Cultural Heritage Strategic Policy (2006)
Guide to Approvals: Cultural Heritage Items on Land Reserved under the National Parks and Wildlife Act
(2004)
Guide to Building Conservation Works (2002)
Guide to Determining and Issuing Aboriginal Heritage Impact Permits (2008)
Guidelines for Exercise of Heritage Act Delegations (2004)
Guidelines for the Preparation of Conservation Management Plans (2003)
Guideline for Works: Cultural Heritage Buildings and Structures (2004)
Heritage Asset Revitalisation Program Guidelines (2010-2011)
Heritage Asset Maintenance Strategy (2006)
Manual for the Identification of Aboriginal Remains (2006)
Moveable Heritage Policy (2002)
Operational Policy – Protecting Aboriginal Cultural Heritage (2008)
Receipt of Aboriginal Cultural Material Guidelines (2003) (under review)
Repatriation of Aboriginal Cultural Material Policy (2002) (under review)
Talking History: Oral History Guidelines (2004)
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND REGULATION GROUP POLICY DOCUMENTS
Compliance Audit Handbook (1997) (revised February 2006)
Engaging a Contaminated Land Consultant in NSW (2005)
Environmental Incident Reporting Protocols – Operations Policy (2005)
Improving the environmental management of underground petroleum storage systems – information sheet
(March 2008)
Lower Hunter Regional Conservation Plan (April 2009)
Operations Policy and background information with examples for prioritising time and effort put into
responding to public reports of environmental incidents
Principles for the use of biodiversity offsets in NSW (2008)
Recommendations for Radiation Safety Officers and Radiation Safety Committees (December 2003)
Reviews of Environmental Factors – Guidelines for completing a review of environmental factors covering
exploration in state conservation areas (2003)
Reviews of Environmental Factors – Proponents’ guidelines for the preparation of Reviews of
Environmental Factors (2007) (under review)
Transport of Waste Liquid Dangerous Goods by Road Tank Vehicles (2007)
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage:
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Standards and Guidelines Kit (under review)
DECC Manual for the Identification of Human Remains 2006
Guide to Determining and Issuing Aboriginal Heritage Impact Permits (2008)
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National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974: Part 6 Approvals – Interim Community Consultation Requirements
for Applicants (Dec 2004) (under review)
Operational Policy – Protecting Aboriginal Cultural Heritage (2008) [moved from CHD section]
Biodiversity/Threatened Species:
• The Native Vegetation of the Woronora, O’Hares and Metropolitan Catchments – NSW National Parks
and Wildlife Service, 2003.
• Terrestrial Vertebrate Fauna of the Greater Southern Sydney Region, Volume 1 Background Report” –
Department of Environment and Climate Change, September 2007.
• Terrestrial Vertebrate Fauna of the Greater Southern Sydney Region, Volume 2 Fauna of Conservation
Concern including priority pest species” – Department of Environment and Climate Change, July 2007.
• The Fauna of the Metropolitan, O’Hares Creek and Woronora Special Areas, Volume 4 Summary of
Findings and Recommendations” – Department of Environment and Climate Change, September 2007.
• Terrestrial Vertebrate Fauna of the Greater Southern Sydney Region, Volume 1-5 and GIS data
including habitat models, corridors and priority fauna habitats” – Department of Environment and
Climate Change, December 2007.
• Native Vegetation of the Illawarra Escarpment and Coastal Plain Part 1 – Department of Environment
and Conservation 2003
• Fauna of the Illawarra Escarpment. Coastal Plain and Plateau – Part 2 Department of Environment and
Conservation 2003
• Conservation Assessment identifying areas of National, State and bioregional significance for
biodiversity within the Wollongong LGA – Part 3 Department of Environment and Conservation 2003
Forestry issues:
Agency Coordinated Forestry Complaint Handling Protocol (2001)
DECCW Crown Forestry Audit and Enforcement Strategy
Brigalow Belt South and Nandewar section 120 Threatened Species Licence
Species Management Plans:
• Species Management Plan Eden – No. 1 Southern Brown Bandicoot
• Species Management Plan Eden – No. 2 Giant Burrowing Frog
• Species Management Plan Eden – No. 3 Smoky Mouse
Draft Brigalow and Nandewar Community Conservation Area Agreement (2008)
Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals:
• Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Eden Region (NSW Government only) (1999)
• Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Lower North East Region (NSW Government only)
(1999)
• Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Southern Region (NSW Government only) (2002)
• Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Upper North East Region (NSW Government only)
(1999)
Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals (Amendments):
• Amendment No. 5 to the Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Eden Region (2008)
• Amendment No. 4 to the Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Eden Region (2006)
• Amendment No. 1 to the Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Southern Region (2004)
• Amendment No. 1 to the Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Upper North East, Lower
North East and Eden regions (2001)
• Amendment No. 4 to the Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Upper North East Region
(2007)
Forest Agreements:
• Eden Region Forest Agreement (NSW Government only) (1999)
• Lower North East Region Forest Agreement (NSW Government only) (1999)
• Southern Region Forest Agreement (NSW Government only) (2002)
• Upper North East Region Forest Agreement (NSW Government only) (1999)
Regional Forest Agreements:
• Eden Regional Forest Agreement (with Commonwealth Government) (1999)
• North East Regional Forest Agreement (with Commonwealth Government) (2000)
• Southern Regional Forest Agreement (with Commonwealth Government) (2001)
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Kangaroo issues:
• Handbook for Kangaroo Harvesters (2008)
• NSW Commercial Kangaroo Harvest Management Plan 2007-2011
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/nature/CKHMP0711.pdf
• NSW Kangaroo Management Procedural Manual (area office licensing staff) (draft)
• NSW Kangaroo Management Procedural Manual (KMP Dubbo) (draft)
• NSW Kangaroo Management System User Manual (draft)
• Population Monitoring Methods for the NSW Kangaroo Management Program
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/parks/population_monitoring_methods_forKMPfinal.pdf
• Quota Report, 2008, prepared in accordance with the above management plan
Native Vegetation Issues:
Compliance Policy –
http://www.dnr.nsw.gov.au/aboutus/pdf/compliance_policy.pdf
Compliance under the Native Vegetation Act 2003 –
http://www.naturalresources.nsw.gov.au/vegetation/pdf/compliance_factsheet.pdf
Native Vegetation Compliance and Enforcement Strategy (August 2009)
OFFICE OF WATER POLICY DOCUMENTS
Category
Title of Document
Available from
Compliance
DWE Water Compliance
Policy
http://www.water.nsw.gov.au/Water-management/
Law-and-policy/Compliance/Compliance/default.
aspx
Water licensing
Drought Relief for Country
Towns – March 2008
NOW Sydney Office
Water licensing
The IWCM Guidelines 2004
“Integrated Water Cycle
Management Guidelines for
NSW Local Water Utilities –
October 2004”
http://www.water.nsw.gov.au/Urban-Water/Countrytown-water/Planning-and-best-practice/IntegratedWater-Cycle-Management/Integrated-Water-CycleManagement/default.aspx
Water licensing
Licensing and approvals under
the Water Management Act
2000
www.water.nsw.gov.au
Water licensing
Water for my Rural Property –
Do I need a Licence?
www.water.nsw.gov.au/Water-Licensing/default.aspx
Water licensing
What are rural landholders’
basic rights to water?
Water licensing
Farm dams – do you need a
licence?
Water licensing
Where can they be built
without licence?
Water licensing
What size dam can you build
without a licence?
Water licensing
Farm Dams – Have you
considered everything?
www.water.nsw.gov.au
Water licensing
Farm Dams – what size are
your existing dams?
Water licensing
Farm Dams in the Western
Division
Water licensing
How much water do I need for
my rural property?
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Category
Title of Document
Available from
Water licensing
and approvals
Guide to the conversion of
water licences to water access
licences and approvals
Water licensing
Guide to water access licences
and certificates
Water licensing
Licensing under the Water
Management Act 2000:
Application
Forms
www.water.nsw.gov.au/WaterLicensing/default.aspx
Water licensing
and approvals
Transaction fees for access
licences and approvals under
the Water Management Act
2000
Water licensing
Applying for a water licence
under the Water Act 1912
Water licensing
Water Trading under the Water
Act
Water licensing
Application Fees for Water
Licences and Water Transfers
Under the Water Act 1912
Water licensing
Guidelines for controlled
activities – In stream works
Water licensing
activities- Laying pipes and
cables in watercourses
Water licensing
activities – Outlet structures
Water licensing
activities – Watercourse
crossings
Water licensing
Water Assessment Guidelines
Water licensing
Managing to diversion limits in
regulated rivers
Water licensing
Managing to diversion limits in
inland unregulated rivers
Water licensing
and approvals
NSW State Groundwater
Policy Framework
Water licensing
Groundwater Quality
Management
Water
Licensing and
approvals
Water Industry Competition
Act 2006: Regulations
Consultation Paper (June 2007)
www.waterforlife.nsw.gov.au
Water
Licensing and
approvals
NSW Code of Practice for
Plumbing and Drainage 2006
and associated plumbing
circulars
http://www.water.nsw.gov.au/Urban-Water/
Plumbing/default.aspx and http://www.water.nsw.
gov.au/Urban-Water/Plumbing/Circulars/default.aspx
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Category
Title of Document
Available from
Urban Water
Reforming arrangements
for regulating plumbing
and drainage in New South
Wales – Review Report
(Better Regulation Office
and Department of Water and
Energy, 2009)
www.water.nsw.gov.au/Urban-Water/Plumbing/
Review/default.aspx
Water Planning
Water for Life Education
Program 2009 sponsorship
policy
NOW Sydney Office
Water Planning
Water for Life 2009 Brand
guidelines
NOW Sydney office
Water Planning
Interim NSW Guidelines
for Management of Private
Recycled Watwer Schemes
www.water.nsw.gov.au/Urban-Water/Recyclingwater/Sewage/default.aspx
Water Planning
NSW Guidelines for
Greywater Reuse in Sewered,
Single Household Residential
www.water.nsw.gov.au/Urban-Water/Recyclingwater/Greywater/default.aspx
Water Planning
‘All about Greywater Reuse’
brochure
Water Planning
Fact Sheet 1: Greywater
diversion devices – dos and
don’ts
Water Planning
Fact Sheet 2: Choosing the
right greywater system for
your needs
Water Planning
Fact Sheet 3: Irrigating with
greywater
Water Planning
Fact Sheet 4: Keeping your
plants and soil healthy with
greywater
Water Planning
Fact Sheet 5: Maintenance of
greywater treatment system
and diversion devices
PARKS AND WILDLIFE GROUP POLICY DOCUMENTS
Access to Inholdings Policy (March 2006)
Beekeeping Policy (July 2002)
Bell Miner Associated Dieback National Forum Proceedings (2005)
Boundary Fencing Policy (January 2005)
Budawangs Walking and Camping Strategy (2007)
Conservation Plan, Nurrewin, Macquarie Pass National Park (1993)
Cycling Policy (June 2003) (under review)
Discovery Program Policy and Guidelines (September 2003)
Filming and Photography Policy and Procedures (May 2010)
Fire Management Manual 2009-2010
Fire Management Plans and Strategies:
Fire management plans and strategies are designed to help:
• safeguard human life and property
• promote the conservation of biodiversity
• protect Aboriginal sites and historic assets.
Draft and final fire management plans and strategies can be found on the website
(http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/firemanagement/FireManagementPlansByDoctype.htm).
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Firewood Policy (July 2008)
Framework for Wild River Assessment (2005)
Guidelines and Conditions for Marine Reptile Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release in NSW
Hang gliding and paragliding policy (2004)
Hygiene protocol for the control of disease in captive snakes
Hygiene protocol for the control of disease in frogs
Kosciuszko National Park Huts Conservation Strategy (2005)
Living Parks – a sustainable visitation strategy for NSW national parks
Management of native birds that show aggression to people policy and guideline (2003)
Management Manual for Marine Mammals
Marine Parks issues:
Batemans Marine Park
• Batemans Marine Park zoning plan user guide
• Batemans Shelf and Twofold Shelf Bioregional Assessment
• The estimated economic impact of Batemans marine park on commercial activities, 2006
• Socio-economic Assessment of the Batemans Marine Park, 2006
Cape Byron Marine Park
• Background Resource Working Paper for the Cape Byron Marine Park, 2003
• Zoning for the Cape Byron Marine Park from 1 May 2006:
o Cape Byron Marine Park Zoning Plan Users Guide
Jervis Bay Marine Park
• Community survey on Jervis Bay Marine Park
• Zoning plan review information package
• Natural values of the Jervis Bay Marine Park
• Jervis Bay Marine Park Operational Plan, 2003
• Jervis Bay Marine Park Overview of the Zoning Plan, 2002
• Jervis Bay Marine Park Zoning Plan Summary, 2002
Lord Howe Island Marine Park
• Lord Howe Island Marine Park Operational Plan, 2004
• Lord Howe Island Marine Park User’s Guide to the Zoning Plan, 2004
Port Stephens-Great Lakes Marine Park
• Zoning plan user guide
• Broadscale Biodiversity Assessment of the Manning Shelf Bioregion, final report funded by the
Australian Department of Environment and Heritage and Marine Parks Authority, 2005
• Estimated Economic Impact of the Proposed Port Stephens-Great Lakes Marine Park, 2005
• Socio-economic assessment of Port Stephens-Great Lakes Marine Park, 2006
Solitary Islands Marine Park
• Community survey on Solitary Islands Marine Park
• Zoning plan review information package
• Natural values of the Solitary Islands Marine Park
• The Impact of Revised Zoning and Management of the Solitary Islands Marine Park on Local
Businesses, 2006
• Solitary Islands Marine Park Operational Plan, 2003
• Solitary Islands Marine Park Primary School Excursion Kit
• Solitary Islands Marine Park Zoning Summary
• Visitors to Solitary Islands Marine Park, their behaviours, attitudes and perceptions. An analysis of
surveys 2002-2005
General
• A review of benefits of Marine Protected Areas and related zoning considerations
• Artificial Reefs Policy
• Broadscale Biodiversity Assessment of the Hawkesbury Shelf Marine Bioregion, final report
funded by the Australian Department of Environment and Heritage and Marine Parks Authority,
2005
• Code of conduct for Scuba Diving and Snorkelling
• Developing a representative system of marine protected areas in NSW – an overview (November
2001)
• Marine Parks Permits Policy
• Moorings and Anchoring Policy
Research and monitoring
• Strategic Framework for the Evaluation and Monitoring of Marine Parks in NSW
• NSW Marine Parks Strategic Research Plan 2005-2010
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• Marine Parks Science in NSW – An Independent Review
• Batemans Marine Park Research Workplan 2009-10
• Cape Byron Marine Park Research Workplan 2009-10
• Jervis Bay Marine Park Research Workplan 2009-10
• Lord Howe Island Marine Park Research Workplan 2009-10
• Port Stephens-Great Lakes Marine Park Research Workplan 2009-10
• Solitary Island Marine Park Research Workplan 2009-10
The following documents are expected to be publicly released by 30/06/10
• Solitary Islands Marine Park: zoning plan review report, 2009
• Jervis Bay Marine Park: zoning plan review report, 2009
• Natural values of the Lord Howe Island Marine Park, 2010
Memorandum of Understanding Policy (2002)
Military Training Activities Policy (May 2008)
Mitigation of Damage to Commercial Fruit Crops by Flying-Foxes Policy and Guideline (2005)
Neighbour Relations Policy (July 2002)
Netting of Commercial Fruit Trees: Guidelines to Protect Wildlife
Netting of Garden Fruit Trees: Best Practice Guidelines to Protect Wildlife
Northern Branch Guidelines for Interpretive Projects (2004)
NPWS Pesticide Use Notification Plan (2006)
NSW NPWS Procedural Guidelines for the Rescue and Rehabilitation of Oiled Wildlife (2003)
Orienteering, Rogaining and Geocaching Policy (September 2002) (under review)
Park Names Policy (2002) (under review)
Pets Policy (August 2002)
Plans of Management:
The National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 requires that a plan of management be prepared for each park
or reserve. A plan of management outlines how an area will be managed in the years ahead. Plans of
management are being progressively prepared for all parks and reserves. All current draft and adopted
plans of management are available on the website
(http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/parkmanagement/ParkAndFireManagementPlansByCategory.htm),
with the exception of the following plans:
• Abercrombie Karst Conservation Reserve (adopted April 1993)
• Bouddi National Park (adopted January 1985)
• Illawarra Escarpment State Recreation Area Plan of Management (this document is old and only
available as hardcopy. A new Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area Plan of Management
has been drafted and is planned for public exhibition)
• Mutawintji National Park, Nature Reserve and Historic Site Plan of Management
Protected and threatened plants in the cut-flower industry: Sustainable management plan 2008-2012
Regional Advisory Committee Terms of Reference (2006)
Regional Pest Management Strategies:
The NPWS has prepared a series of regional pest management strategies for the parks and reserves of NSW.
All 18 regional pest management strategies are available on the website
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/pestsweeds/RegionPestManagement.htm
Rehabilitation of Fauna Policy (July 2002)
Revocation of Land Policy (July 2002)
Royal National Park Coastal Cabins Conservation Management Plan (August 2005)
State of the Parks 2004
Throsby Park Conservation Management Plan (1999)
Trade of Fauna Policy (July 2002)
Vehicle Access Policy (July 2002) (under review)
Visitor Safety Policy and Procedures (July 2009)
Walking Tracks Policy (2002)
Wild Dog Policy (2005)
Wilderness Assessment Guidelines
SCIENTIFIC SERVICES DIVISION POLICY DOCUMENTS
Sensitive Species Data Policy (December 2009) (formerly the Threatened Species Information Disclosure
Policy)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/policiesandguidelines/SensitiveSpeciesPolicy.htm
The Native Vegetation Interim Type Standard (2009)
Vegetation Change Report 2004-2006
Vegetation Change Report 2006-2007
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ENVIRONMENTAL GUIDELINES
Note: All references in DECCW’s contaminated sites guidelines to the Australian Water Quality Guidelines
for Fresh and Marine Waters (ANZECC, November 1992) are replaced as of 6 September 2001 by
references to the Australian and New Zealand Guidelines for Fresh and Marine Water Quality (ANZECC
and ARMCANZ, October 2000), subject to the same terms.
Acid Sulfate Soils Remediation Guidelines for Coastal Floodplains in New South Wales. (2007)
A Resource Guide for Local Councils: Erosion and Sediment Control (2006)
Assessing Vibration: a technical guideline (February 2006)
Brochures:
• Avoiding the dangers of accepting fill on your land (2006)
• Managing dry cleaning waste for a safer environment (2009)
• Important information for waste transporters and the waste industry (February 2008)
• Know your responsibilities: Managing waste from Construction Sites (2007)
• Know your responsibilities – Managing garden waste (2009)
• Safely disposing of asbestos waste from your home (2006)
Chemical Control Order in Relation to Scheduled Chemical Wastes (2004)
Chemical Control Order in Relation to Materials and Wastes Containing Polychlorinated Biphenyl (1997)
Chemical Control Order in Relation to Dioxin-contaminated Waste Materials (1986)
Chemical Control Order in Relation to Aluminium Smelter Wastes Containing Fluoride and/or Cyanide (1986)
Chemical Control Order in Relation to Organotin Wastes (1989)
Considering environmental values of water when issuing prevention notices (2006)
Contaminated Sites: Sampling Design Guidelines (1995)
Crackdown on Illegal Dumping – A Handbook for Local Government (2008)
Electricity Generating Facilities (2005)
EM33 Road Transport of Dangerous Goods: Responsibilities of Consignors (2004)
EM34 Road Transport of Dangerous Goods: Responsibilities of Prime Contractors (2004)
EM35 Road Transport of Dangerous Goods: Responsibilities of Vehicle Owner (2004)
EM36 Road Transport of Dangerous Goods: Responsibilities of Drivers (2004)
EM37 Road Transport of Dangerous Goods: Shipping (Transport) Documents (2004)
EM38 Road Transport of Dangerous Goods: Warning signs for bulk goods vehicles (2004)
EM39 Road Transport of Dangerous Goods: Warning signs for packaged goods vehicles (2004)
Environmental Action for Automotive Servicing and Repairs (May 2008)
Environmental Action for Manufacturers of Furniture and Timber Products (July 2006)
Environmental Action for Marinas, Boatsheds and Slipways (June 2007)
Environmental Best Management Practice Guidelines for Concreting Contractors (2004)
Environmental Compliance Operating Principles (2002)
Environmental Guidelines: Aerial Spraying Facilities (1999)
Environmental Guidelines: Best Management Practices for Marinas and Boat Repair Facilities (June 1999)
Environmental Guidelines – Composting and Related Organics Processing Facilities (2004)
Environmental Guidelines: Industrial Waste Landfilling (draft) (1998)
Environmental Guidelines for Selecting, Installing and Operating Domestic Solid Fuel Heaters (August
1999)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/woodsmoke/woodguide.pdf
Environmental Guidelines: Solid Waste Landfills (1996) (under review)
Environmental Guidelines: Surface Water Management on the Covered Forecourt Areas of Service Stations
(1992)
Environmental Guidelines: Use of Effluent by Irrigation (2004)
Environmental Information for Builders (1998)
Environmental Information for the Composites Industry (2001)
Environmental Information for Dry Cleaners (2002)
Environmental Information for the Foundry Industry (2001)
Environmental Information for Photographic Film and Paper Processors (1998)
Environmental Information for Printers (2000)
Environmental Information for Retail Food Businesses (1998)
Environmental Information for Service Stations (2007)
Environmental Information for Shopping Centre Management (2000)
Environmental Information for Small Factories (2000)
Environmental Information for Smash Repairers (2008)
Environmentally Friendly Seawalls: A Guide to Improving the Environmental Value of Seawalls and
Seawall-lined Foreshores in Estuaries (2009)
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Environmental Planning for Landscaping Works: Site Guide (2002)
EPA technical guidelines ‘Bunding and Spill Management’.
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/mao/bundingspill.htm.
Food Sense Guide: A Guide to Reducing Waste in the Hospitality Industry (1998)
Greensmart Course for the Building Industry (2003)
Guidance Material: Asbestos and Fire-damaged Buildings (2009)
Guidance Note: Assessment of non-standard fuels (May 2005)
Guidance Note: Resource Recovery Exemptions (Land Application) (April 2008)
Guideline for the Use and Disposal of Biosolids Products (1997)
Guidelines for Assessing Banana Plantation Sites (October 1997)
Guidelines for Assessing Former Orchards and Market Gardens (June 2005)
Guidelines for Assessing Service Station Sites (December 1994)
Guidelines for Consultants Reporting on Contaminated Sites (September 2000)
Guidelines for implementing the POEO (Underground Petroleum Storage Systems) Regulation 2008 (May
2009)
Guidelines for the Assessment and Cleanup of Cattle Tick Dip Sites for Residential Purposes (NSW
Agriculture and CMPS&F Environmental) (February 1996)
Guidelines for the Assessment and Management of Groundwater Contamination (March 2007)
Guidelines for the Evaluation of Acid Sulfate Soil Assessments and Management Plans Associated with
Development Applications (Revised November 2009)
Guidelines for the NSW Site Auditor Scheme (2nd edition) (April 2006)
Guidelines for the Vertical Mixing of Soil on Former Broad-Acre Agricultural Land (1995)
Guidelines for the Use of Herbicides Near Water (draft 2000)
Guidelines for Vapour Recovery at Petrol Service Stations (2009)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/air/vapourecov09758.pdf
Guidelines on Significant Risk of Harm from Contaminated Land and the Duty to Report (1999)
Guidelines on the Burning of Bio-material: Record keeping and Reporting Requirements for Electricity
Generating Facilities (2005)
Guidelines on the Duty to Report Contamination under the Contaminated Land Management Act 1997
(June 2009)
Guidelines to assist reporting WRAPP progress for 2003-2005 (November 2004)
Guide to Licensing under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 Part A and Part B
Guide to Notices – Issuing notices under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (2006)
Guide to Part 4 of the Protection of the Environment Operations (Clean Air) Regulation 2002: emissions of
air impurities from activities and plant
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/air/poeocapart4.htm
Herbicide Risk Management Tools for the Recycled Organics Industry (2003)
Illegal Dumping Prevention and Clean-up – Handbook for Aboriginal Communities (2009)
Improving the Environmental Management of NSW Golf Courses (2003)
Industry Guidance Fact Sheets:
• Pesticides Notification:
o Pest Management Technicians (2006)
o Owners, Strata Managers and Property Managers (2006, reprinted with minor revisions 2007)
o Using pesticides on properties adjacent to sensitive places (2009)
• Pesticides Record Keeping:
o Field Crops, Pastures and Tree Plantations
o Green Keepers
o Horticulture
o Landlords and Property Managers
o Livestock
o Pest Controllers
o Public Authorities
o Vertebrate Pest Baiting
Information for applicants: Registration of sealed source devices
Information for employers and employees that use ionising radiation: Personal monitoring devices
Information for employers:
• Radiation licence exemptions
• Information for employers: Radiation accidents
• Preparation of Radiation Safety Manuals
Information for occupiers: Registration of premises that keep radioactive substances
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Information for owners:
• Disposal of Radioactive Substances
• Disposal of Radiation Apparatus
• The transfer of registration and notification of sale or give away of ionising radiation apparatus
used in diagnostic imaging, radiotherapy and planning of radiotherapy
• The transfer of registration and notification of sale or give away of sealed source devices
• The transfer of registration of premises that keep radioactive substances.
Information for radiation licence applicants:
• Variations to licences and licence conditions where the variation fee will be waived
Information for registration applicants
• Registration of Ionising radiation apparatus used in radiotherapy or the planning of radiotherapy
• Registration of diagnostic imaging (X ray) apparatus
• Registration of sealed source devices
Information for radiation course providers:
• Courses for radiation licensing purposes – Guidance for Course Providers Seeking Approval
Information sheets
• Liquid Waste: Automotive workshops (2007)
• Liquid Waste: Boatyards and marinas (2007)
• Occasional users of agricultural and forestry pesticides
• Whole Body Scanning (2003)
Interim Construction Noise Guideline (2009)
Investing in our Catchments – Water Quality and its role in river health (2004)
Landscape Industry Fact Sheets (2006)
Liquid Waste Fact Sheets:
• Handling liquid waste (October 2005)
• Preventing spills (October 2005)
• Reducing liquid waste through cleaner production (October 2005)
• Responding to spills (October 2005)
• Storing liquid waste (October 2005)
Load Calculation Protocol – for use by holders of NSW Environment Protection Licences when calculating
assessable pollutant loads (June 2009)
Managing Land Contamination Guidelines: Consultation Draft (DECC and Department of Planning) (Nov
2008)
Managing Lead Contamination in Home Maintenance, Renovation and Demolition Practices: A Guide for
Councils
Managing Urban Stormwater – Soils and Construction – Volume 2E Mines and Quarries (2008)
Minimising Construction and Demolition Waste (1997)
Model EMP: Environmental Management Plan for Landscaping Works (2002)
Noise Guide for Local Government (2004) (web version 2006) (under review)
Noise – Interim Guideline for the Assessment of Noise from Rail Infrastructure Projects (April 2007)
(under review)
NSW Pollution Laws and the Workplace (1999)
NSW Radiation Series No. 5: Recommendations for Radiation Safety Officers and Radiation Safety
Committees (2003)
Nurseries: Environmental Information Sheets (1999) – includes:
• Chemical/Fuel Storage and Handling Information Sheet
• Environmental Responsibilities Information Sheet
• Land Modifications Information Sheet
• Local Native Vegetation and Weeds
• Sediment and Erosion Control Information Sheet
• Water Quality Management
Paint Clean: Environmental Information for Painters (2001)
Pesticides Notification – Developing a pesticide use notification plan for outdoor public places – A Guide
for Local Councils (2006)
Pesticides Use Notification Plan – An example only (2006)
Planning and development process for sites with underground petroleum storage systems, August 2009
Policy on X-Ray Protective Clothing (2009)
Powers of Authorised Officers – A guide to your powers under environment protection legislation (2006)
Profits from Cleaner Production: A Self-Help tool for Small to Medium-Sized Businesses (2000)
Protocol for Investigating and Reporting Fish Kills (October 2000)
Radiation Control Enforcement Guideline (2004)
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Radiation Guideline 1: Monitoring Devices (Radiation) (2005)
Radiation Guideline 2: Preparation of Radiation Safety Manuals (2005)
Radiation Guideline: Recommendations for Minimum Standards and Safety Requirements for fixed
radiation gauges (sealed radioactive sources) (1995)
Radiation Guideline No. 6: Registration Requirements and industry Best Practice for Ionising Radiation
Apparatus Used in Diagnostic Imaging (revised edition 2004)
• Part 1: Mammography
• Part 2: Fluoroscopy and Radiography
• Part 3: Dentistry (including Maxillofacial)
• Part 4: Veterinary Science
• Part 5: Computed Tomography and Bone Mineral Densitometry
• Part 6: Test Protocols for Parts 2–5
Note: Appendix A of Guideline 6 Parts 2-5 superseded by Policy on X-Ray Protective Clothing
(2009)
Radiation Guideline: The operation of part 3 of the mutual recognition legislation in relation to licensing
and accreditation of consulting radiation experts under the Radiation Control Act 1990 incorporating
Trans-Tasman mutual recognition agreement (2003)
Recreation Vehicles Act 1983: Guidelines for Selection, Design and Operation of Recreation Vehicles Areas
Requirements for Development Control Plans Including Underground Petroleum Storage Systems: A guide
for planning consent authorities (Draft) (Dec 2008)
Resource package for Industry Training and Vocational Education (2000)
Resource Recovery (Land Application) Exemption Guidelines (2008)
Sampling Design Guidelines (September 1995)
Site Guide: Environmental Planning for Landscaping Works (2002)
Stormwater: Managing Urban Stormwater: Treatment Techniques (1997)
Stormwater: Managing Urban Stormwater: Harvesting and Reuse (2006)
Technical Framework – Assessment and Management of Odour from Stationary Sources in NSW (2006)
Technical Notes – Assessment and Management of Odour from Stationary Sources in NSW (2006)
Training Course Manuals for the Train-the-Trainer Program with TAFE Automotive Teachers
UPSS Technical Note: Site validation reporting
• UPSS Technical Note: Site sensitivity assessment
• UPSS Technical Note: Decommissioning, abandonment and removal of underground petroleum
storage systems
Use Pesticides Safely DVD and poster (available in English, Arabic, Cantonese, Khmer and Vietnamese) (2007)
Waste and Environment (Liquid Waste) Levy: Operational Guidance Notes (2007)
Waste and Environment (Liquid Waste) Levy: Technical Guidance Notes (2007)
Waste and Environment (Solid Waste) Levy: Operational Guidance Notes (V1.1 2007)
Waste Classification Guidelines (2008)
Part 1: Classifying Waste
Part 2: Immobilisation of Waste
Part 3: Waste containing radioactive material
Part 4: Acid Sulfate Soils
Waste Tracking Fact Sheets:
1.New waste tracking requirements (2007)
2.Waste that must be tracked (2007)
3.Characterising your waste (2007)
4.Waste tracking for waste producers (2007)
5.Waste tracking for authorised agents (2007)
6.Waste tracking for waste transporters (2007)
7.Transporting waste interstate or overseas (2007)
8.Waste tracking for receiving facilities (2007)
9.Online waste tracking (2007)
Working Towards a Cleaner Environment: Environmental Management for the Smash Repair Industry
(produced with the NRMA) (1993)
WRAPP Guide to Conducting an Office Waste Assessment (January 2006)
GUIDELINES APPROVED BY DECCW
ANZECC publications:
• Australian and New Zealand Guidelines for the Assessment and Management of Contaminated
Sites, published by Australian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council
(ANZECC) and the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), January 1992
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• Australian and New Zealand Guidelines for Fresh and Marine Water Quality, Australian and New
Zealand Environment and Conservation Council and Agriculture and Resource Management
Council of Australia and New Zealand, Paper No. 4, October 2000
EnHealth publications (formerly National Environmental Health Forum monographs):
• Composite Sampling, Lock, W. H., National Environmental Health Forum Monographs, Soil
Series No.3, 1996, SA Health Commission, Adelaide
• Environmental Health Risk Assessment: Guidelines for assessing human health risks from
environmental hazards, Department of Health and Ageing and EnHealth Council, Commonwealth
of Australia, June 2002 (under review)
National Environment Protection Council publication:
• National Environment Protection (Assessment of Site Contamination) Measure 1999
The Measure consists of a policy framework for the assessment of site contamination, Schedule A
(Recommended General Process for the Assessment of Site Contamination) and Schedule B (Guidelines).
Schedule B guidelines include:
• B(1) Guideline on Investigation Levels for Soil and Groundwater
• B(2) Guideline on Data Collection, Sample Design and Reporting
• B(3) Guideline on Laboratory Analysis of Potentially Contaminated Soils
• B(4) Guideline on Health Risk Assessment Methodology
• B(5) Guideline on Ecological Risk Assessment
• B(6) Guideline on Risk Based Assessment of Groundwater Contamination
• B(7a) Guideline on Health-Based Investigation Levels
• B(7b) Guideline on Exposure Scenarios and Exposure Settings
• B(8) Guideline on Community Consultation and Risk Communication
• B(9) Guideline on Protection of Health and the Environment During the Assessment of Site
Contamination
• B(10) Guideline on Competencies and Acceptance of Environmental Auditors and Related
Professionals
GUIDELINES ON INTERIM ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES
Water Quality and River Flow Interim Environmental Objectives, Guidelines for River, Water and
Groundwater Management Committees for:
• Barwon–Darling and Far Western Catchments (1999)
• Bega River Catchment (1999)
• Bellinger River and Coffs Harbour Catchment (1999)
• Border River Catchment (NSW) (1999)
• Brunswick River Catchment (1999)
• Camden Haven and Hastings River Catchments (1999)
• Castlereagh River Catchment (1999)
• Clyde River and Jervis Bay Catchments (1999)
• Cooks River Catchment (1999)
• Georges River Catchment (1999)
• Gosford and Northern Beaches Lagoons Catchments (1999)
• Gwydir River Catchment (1999)
• Hacking River Catchment (1999)
• Hunter River Catchment (1999)
• Illawarra Catchments (1999)
• Karuah River and Great Lakes Catchments (1999)
• Lachlan River Catchment (1999)
• Lake Macquarie and Tuggerah Lakes Catchments (1999)
• Macleay River Catchment (1999)
• Macquarie–Bogan River Catchment (1999)
• Manning River Catchment (1999)
• Moruya River Catchment (1999)
• Murray River Catchment (NSW) (1999)
• Murrumbidgee and Lake George Catchments (1999)
• Nambucca River Catchment (1999)
• Namoi River Catchment (1999)
• Richmond River Catchment (1999)
• Sydney Harbour and Parramatta River Catchment (1999)
• Towamba and Genoa River Catchments (1999)
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• Tuross River Catchment (1999)
• Tweed River Catchment (1999)
MANUALS
Approved Methods for the Modeling and Assessment of Air Pollutants in New South Wales (2005). http://
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/air/ammodelling05361.pdf
Approved Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Air Pollutants in New South Wales (2005)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/air/07001amsaap.pdf
Approved Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Water Pollutants in New South Wales (2004)
Contingency Planning and Operations Manual (For Use by Regional Algal Coordinating Committees)
(2000)
Monitoring and Reporting Coastal Recreational Water Quality Information Package and Field Manual
(2004)
POLICY DOCUMENTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES ADOPTED BY DECCW
The following documents are not published by but have been adopted as policy by DECCW:
Air
National Environment Protection (Air Toxics) Measure (National Environment Protection Council) (2004)
National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (National Environment Protection
Council) (1998, as varied in 2003 to add the advisory PM2.5 standard)
National Environment Protection (Diesel Vehicle Emissions) Measure (National Environment Protection
Council) (2001, as varied May 2009)
Planning – Part 3A, Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
DRAFT: Assessment into Part 3A of the EP&A Act (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Concept Plan Application Process under Part 3A (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Criteria for declaration of Critical Infrastructure Projects (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Draft Criteria for Construction Projects under Major Projects SEPP (Department of Planning)
(2005)
DRAFT: Draft Guideline on Publication Notification (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Guidelines for Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Impact assessment and Community Consultation
(Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Guidelines for Threatened Species Assessment (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Independent Hearing and Assessment Panels (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Protocol for working with Councils on matters of Major Infrastructure and Development
Proposals (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Protocol for Working with Government Agencies on Major Infrastructure and Development
Proposals (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: State Significant Sites – guidelines and checklist (Department of Planning) (2005)
DRAFT: Steps in the Assessment and Approval of Major Projects under Part 3A (Department of Planning)
(2005)
DRAFT: What are Major Projects under Part 3A? (Department of Planning) (2005)
Radiation Control
Australian Institute of Radiographers Guidelines for the Professional Development Year
Code of Nursing Practice for Staff Exposed to Ionizing Radiation (NHMRC Radiation Health Series No. 8)
(1984)
Code of Practice and Safety Guide for Portable Density/Moisture Gauges Containing Radioactive Sources
(ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No.5.) (2004)
Code of Practice and Safety Guide for Radiation Protection and Radioactive Waste Management in Mining
and Mineral Processing (ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No. 9.) (2005)
Code of Practice and Safety Guide for Radiation Protection in Dentistry (ARPANSA Radiation Protection
Series No.10) (2005)
Code of Practice and Safety Guide for Radiation Protection in Veterinary Medicine (ARPANSA Radiation
Protection Series No. 17.) (2009)
Code of Practice and Safety Guide for Safe Use of Fixed Radiation Gauges (ARPANSA Radiation
Protection Series No. 13.) (2007)
Code of Practice for Near-Surface Disposal of Radioactive Waste in Australia (NHMRC Radiation Health
Series No. 35) (1992)
Code of Practice for Protection Against Ionizing Radiation Emitted from X-ray Analysis Equipment
(NHMRC Radiation Health Series No. 9) (1984) (under review)
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Code of Practice for Radiation Protection in the Medical Applications of Ionizing Radiation (ARPANSA
Radiation Protection Series No.14.) (2008)
Code of Practice for the Design and Safe Operation of Non-Medical Irradiation Facilities (NHMRC
Radiation Health Series No. 24) (1988)
Code of Practice for the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes by the User (NHMRC Radiation Health Series No.
13) (1985) (under review)
Code of Practice for the Exposure of Humans to Ionizing Radiation for Research Purposes (ARPANSA
Radiation Protection Series No. 8) (2005)
Code of Practice for the Safe Handling of Corpses Containing Radioactive Materials (NHMRC Radiation
Health Series No. 18) (1986) (under review)
Code of Practice for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material (ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series
No. 2) (2008)
Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Industrial Radiography Equipment (NHMRC Radiation Health Series
No. 31) (1989) (under review)
Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Sealed Radioactive Sources – Classification
Code of Practice for the Security of Radioactive Sources (ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No. 11)
(2007)
Interim Guidelines on Limits of Exposure to 50/60 Hz Electric and Magnetic Fields (NHMRC Radiation
Health Series No. 30) (1989) (under review)
Radiation Control Compliance Audit Handbook (2004)
International Basic Safety Standards for Protection against Ionising Radiation and for the safety of
Radiation Sources (Radiation Safety Series No. 115 IAEA) (2003) (under review)
ISO 2919 Sealed Radioactive Sources – General Requirements and Classification (1999)
ISO 9978 Radiation Protection – Sealed Radioactive Sources – Leakage Test Methods (1992)
National Directory for Radiation Protection, Edition 1.0 (ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No.6.)
(2004)
Radiation Protection Standard for Maximum Exposure Levels to Radiofrequency Fields – 3 kHz to 300
GHz (ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No. 3) (2002)
Radiation Protection Standard for Occupational Exposure to Ultraviolet Radiation (ARPANSA Radiation
Protection Series No.12.) (2006)
Recommendations for Intervention in Emergency Situations Involving Radiation Exposure (ARPANSA
Radiation Protection Series No.7.) (2004)
Recommendations for Ionization Chamber Smoke Detectors for Commercial and Industrial Fire Protection
Systems (NHMRC Radiation Health Series No. 25) (1988)
Recommendations for Limiting Exposure to Ionizing Radiation (1995) and National Standard for Limiting
Occupational Exposure to Ionizing Radiation, ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No. 1 (republished
2002)
Recommendations for Minimising Radiological Hazards to Patients (NHMRC Radiation Health Series No.
14) (1985)
Recommended Limits on Radioactive Contamination on Surfaces in Laboratories (NHMRC Radiation
Health Series No. 38) (1995)
Research Protocols Using Ionising Radiation in Human Volunteers (NSW Hospital and Radiation Safety
Officers Group (HURSOG)) (2003)
Revised Statement of Cabinet X-ray Equipment for Examination of Letters, Packages, Baggage, Freight
and Other Articles for Security, Quality Control and Other Purposes (NHMRC Radiation Health Series
No. 21) (1987) (under review)
Safety Guide for Radiation Protection in Radiotherapy (ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No.14.3)
(2008)
Safety Guide for the Management of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) (ARPANSA
Radiation Protection Series No. 15) (2008)
Safety Guide for the Predisposal Management of Radioactive Waste (ARPANSA Radiation Protection
Series No.16.) (2008)
Safety Guide for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material (ARPANSA Radiation Protection Series No.
2.1.) (2008)
Safety Guide for the Use of Radiation in Schools – Part 1: Ionizing Radiation (ARPANSA Radiation
Protection Series No.18.) (2009)
Safety Guidelines for Magnetic Resonance Diagnostic Facilities (NHMRC Radiation Health Series No. 34)
(1991)
Standards Australia, Publication No. AS 2243.4, Safety in Laboratories, Part 4: Ionizing Radiation (1998)
Statement on Enclosed X-ray Equipment for Special Applications (NHMRC Radiation Health Series No.
22) (1987) (under review)
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Waste
Land Protection Proposal: Regulating the use of industrially sourced waste materials as fertilisers (2004)
National competition policy review: Waste Minimisation and Management Act 1995 and the Waste
Provisions of the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997, Environment Protection Authority
(2001)
National Environment Protection (Movement of Controlled Waste between States and Territories) Measure
(National Environment Protection Council) (1998)
National Environment Protection (Used Packaging Materials) Measure (National Environment Protection
Council) (1999)
Report on the Review of the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (October 2003)
Water
An Interim Approach for Water Monitoring in NSW (prepared for the State Water Monitoring Coordination
Committee) (2003)
Australian Guidelines for Recreational Use of Water (NH&MRC) (1990)
Daily Extraction Management in Unregulated Rivers (2002)
Environment and Health Protection Guidelines: On-site Sewage Management for Single Households
(Department of Local Government) (1998)
Management of Private Recycled Water Schemes (NSW Department of Water and Energy) (2007)
Managing Urban Stormwater: Soils and Construction – Volume 1 – 4th Edition (Landcom, 2004)
National Assessment Guidelines for Dredging, Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the
Arts (2009)
National Guidelines for Water Recycling: Managing Health and Environmental Risks
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Australian Drinking Water Guidelines – (NHMRC and
NRMMC) (2004) (under review)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Australian Guidelines for Water Recycling – Managing
Health and Environmental Risks (Phase 1) (November 2006)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Australian guidelines for water recycling: managing health
and environmental risks (Phase 2): Augmentation of drinking water supplies (2008)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Australian guidelines for water recycling: managing health
and environmental risks (Phase 2): Stormwater harvesting and reuse (2009)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Effluent Management Guidelines for Aqueous Wool
Scouring and Carbonising (ARMCANZ/ANZECC) (1999)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Effluent Management Guidelines for Dairy Processing
Plants (ARMCANZ/ANZECC) (1999)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Effluent Management Guidelines for Dairy Sheds
(ARMCANZ/ANZECC) (1999)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Effluent Management Guidelines for Intensive Piggeries
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Effluent Management Guidelines for Tanning and Related
Industries (ARMCANZ/ANZECC) (1999)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Effluent Management Guidelines for Wineries and
Distilleries (ARMCANZ/ANZECC) (1998)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Guidelines for Groundwater Protection in Australia
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Guidelines for Sewerage Systems —Acceptance of Trade
Waste (Industrial Waste) (1994)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Guidelines for Sewerage Systems – Effluent Management
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Guidelines for Sewerage Systems – Reclaimed Water
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Guidelines for Urban Stormwater Management
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Guidelines for Water Quality Monitoring and Reporting
National Water Quality Management Strategy Guidelines: Implementation Guidelines (ARMCANZ/
ANZECC) (1998)
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Policies and Principles – A Reference Document
National Water Quality Management Strategy: Rural Land Uses and Water Quality – A Community
Resource Document (ARMCANZ/ANZECC) (2000)
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National Water Quality Management Strategy: Water Quality Management – An Outline of the Policies
NSW Guidelines for Greywater Reuse in Sewered, Single Household Residential Premises (Department of
Energy, Utilities and Sustainability) (2007)
Resource Manual of Development of Indicators of Sustainability for Effluent Reuse in the Intensive
Livestock Industries: Piggeries and Cattle Feedlots. Eugine MaGhan and Robyn Tucker (Principal
Authors). Australian Pork Limited, May, 2003.
Other
A Guide to Mangrove Transplanting (SPCC/Fisheries Division, NSW Dept of Agriculture)
Assessing Fitness to Drive Commercial and Private Vehicle Drivers (Austroads and National Transport
Commission (2003, reprinted 2006)
Australian and New Zealand Guidelines for the Assessment and Management of Contaminated Sites
(Australian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council, NHMRC) (1992)
Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail (National Road Transport
Commission and Federal Office of Road Safety) (1998)
Australian Environmental Guidelines for Copper Chrome Arsenate Timber Preservation Plants (1996)
(TPAA, ANZECC)
Composite Sampling: National Environmental Health Forum Monographs, Soil Series No. 3 (now known
as EnHealth) (1996)
Core Environmental Indicators for Reporting on the State of the Environment (ANZECC State of the
Environment Reporting Task Force) (2000)
Dangerous Goods Initial Emergency Response Guide (Standards Australia) (2004)
Environmental Health Risk Assessment: Guidelines for assessing human health risks from environmental
hazards (Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing and EnHealth Council,) (2002)
Environmental Services Functional Area Supporting Plan [Enviroplan] (State Emergency Management
Committee) (2005)
Financial Liability for Contaminated Site Remediation – a position paper (ANZECC) (1994)
Hazardous Materials/Chemical, Biological, Radiological (Hazmat/CBR) sub plan (2005)
Hexachlorobenzene Waste Management Plan (ANZECC) 1996
Load Reduction Agreements – Freeing Funds for Environmental Improvements (June 2009)
Load Restraint Guide (National Road Transport Commission and Federal Office of Road Safety) (2004)
Medical Examinations of Commercial Vehicle Drivers (National Road Transport Commission
Management of Asbestos in the Non-occupational Environment (enHealth) (2005)
Minimum Construction Requirements for Water Bores in Australia Edition 2 (Land and Water Biodiversity
Committee) (2003 and Federal Office of Road Safety) (1997)
National Environment Protection (National Pollutant Inventory) Measure (National Environment Protection
Council) (1998)
National Environment Protection (Assessment of Site Contamination) Measure (National Environment
Protection Council) (1999)
National Guidelines For Beef Cattle Feedlots in Australia (Agricultural Council of Australia and New
Zealand) (1992)
National Protocol: Approval/Licensing of Trials of Technologies for the Treatment/Disposal of Schedule X
Wastes (ANZECC) (1994)
National Protocol: Approval/Licensing of Commercial-Scale Facilities for the Treatment/Disposal of
Schedule X Wastes (ANZECC) (1994)
National Strategy for the Management of Empty Unwanted Farm Chemical Containers (ANZECC) (1997)
NSW Acid Sulfate Soil Manual (NSW Acid Sulfate Soil Management Advisory Committee 1998)
Organochlorine Pesticides Waste Management Plan (July 1999)
Polychlorinated Biphenyls Management Plan (ANZECC) (2003)
Site-specific Emission Factor Guidance (2001)
State Disaster Plan [Displan] (State Emergency Management Committee) (2000)
Technical Basis for Guidelines to Minimise Annoyance Due to Blasting Overpressure and Ground Vibration
(ANZEC) (1990)
POLICY STATEMENTS/STRATEGIES
Action for the Environment: The NSW Government’s Environment Statement (2001)
Considering Environmental Values of Water When Issuing Prevention Notices (2006)
Construction and Demolition Waste Action Plan (1998)
Corporate Environmental Reporting: Why and How (1997)
Cultural Resource Use Framework (2006)
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/cultureheritage/09160cultresusefwork.pdf
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DECC Adaptation Strategy for Climate Change Impacts on Biodiversity (2007-08)
Differential Smoky Vehicle Enforcement Policy (2000)
Extended Producer Responsibility Priority Statement (2009) (anticipated to be published by 30 June 2010)
Green Offsets for Sustainable Development – Concept Paper (2002)
Hunter River Salinity Trading Scheme – Working Together to Protect River Quality and Sustain Economic
Development (2003)
Hunter River Salinity Trading Scheme Auction – General Information for the 2004 action (2004)
Hunter River Salinity Trading Scheme Auction – Process and Rules (2004)
Local Planning for Healthy Waterways using NSW Water Quality Objectives (2006)
Marine Water Quality Objectives for NSW Ocean Waters – South Coast (2005)
Marine Water Quality Objectives for NSW Ocean Waters – Sydney Metropolitan and Hawkesbury-Nepean
(2005)
Marine Water Quality Objectives for NSW Ocean Waters – North Coast (2005)
Marine Water Quality Objectives for NSW Ocean Waters – Hunter – Central Coast (2005)
NSW Biodiversity and Climate Change Adaptation Framework (2007-2008)
NSW City and Country Environment Restoration Program: New South Wales RiverBank 2006-07 Business Plan
http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/ 2006442riverbankbp.pdf
NSW Sea Level Rise Policy Statement (November 2009)
Policy on Former Unhealthy Building Land Sites (2003)
Using the ANZECC Guidelines and Water Quality Objectives in NSW (2006)
2008 Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Progress Report (March 2009)
The Statement of Affairs for the former Department of Environment and Climate Change was published in
its 2008-2009 Annual Report and on the DECCW website (http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/
whoweare/deccar0809appendices_09579.pdf).
The Statement of Affairs for the former Department of Energy and Water was also published in its 2008-2009
Annual Report. It can be found online at:
http://www.dwe.nsw.gov.au/about/pdf/dwe_annual_report_2008_2009_part4_appendices.pdf
A copy of the above Statements of Affairs can also be obtained by contacting a DECCW FOI/Privacy Officer
(see below).
Many of DECCW’s key documents and publications are available on its website
www.environment.nsw.gov.au.
Other contact arrangements follow:
Environment Protection Documents
DECCW’s environment protection policy documents may be inspected at DECCW’s Sydney library, which
is located at:
Level 15
59-61 Goulburn Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Please contact the library in advance to arrange inspection (phone: (02) 9995 5302 or fax: (02) 9995 5910).
Members of the public cannot borrow library materials but a reading section and photocopying facilities are
available. Office hours are 9.30 am to 4.30 pm, Monday to Friday.
Publications may be purchased over the counter at Level 14 of the above address between the hours of 8.30
am to 5 pm Monday to Friday.
DECCW’s Environment Line receives reports about environment, parks and pollution incidents, provides
information about DECCW’s activities, policies and pollution issues and assists members of the public seeking
access to DECCW’s policy documents. It may be reached on:
• 131 555 (NSW only) (24 hours) or (02) 9995 5555 (TTY: (02) 9211 4723) for environment and
pollution incident reporting; and
• 1300 361 967 or (02) 9995 5550 for parks information (8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday).
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Parks and Wildlife documents
General enquiries can be referred to the Information Centre:
Level 14
59-61 Goulburn Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Phone:
1300 361 967
Email:
[email protected]
Details of current prices of documents may be obtained by contacting the Information Centre or by going to
the website (www.environment.nsw.gov.au).
Many Parks and Wildlife policy documents are available for inspection at the DECCW Hurstville library (43
Bridge Street, Hurstville). The Hurstville library is open by appointment only (ph: (02) 9585 6437).
Some policy documents may be inspected or purchased during normal business hours at various Parks and
Wildlife offices. Members of the public who wish to inspect or purchase documents at a regional office should
telephone the office regarding their local business hours and the availability of documents.
Office of Water documents
Office of Water policy documents are available from:
Level 17
227 Elizabeth Street
Sydney NSW 2000
8.30 am to 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday
or on its website (www.water.nsw.gov.au).
Botanic Gardens Trust documents
Most documents are available on the website; others are available on request by contacting (02) 9231 8111.
Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 / Freedom of Information Act 1989
The Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 will commence on 1 July 2010 and will replace the
Freedom of Information Act 1989. Formal requests for access to documents and information held by DECCW
that are not publicly available and that will not otherwise be provided on an informal or proactive basis by
DECCW should be accompanied by a $30.00 application fee and directed in writing to:
FOI/Privacy Officer
Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
PO Box A290
or
Manager, FOI and Privacy
Office of Water
GPO Box 3889
Sydney NSW 2001
Informal requests for information should be directed to the relevant DECCW office or the Environment Line.
General enquiries about GIPA/FOI, DECC’s 2008/09 Statement of Affairs and DECCW’s Summary of Affairs
can be made to FOI/Privacy Officers (02) 9995 6080 or (02) 9995 6497.
Inquiries concerning Office of Water GIPA/FOI issues and the 2008/2009 Department of Water and Energy
Statement of Affairs can be directed to (02) 8281 7354.
Information is also available on DECCW’s and the Office of Water’s websites.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
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ERARING ENERGY
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Achievement Through People
Asset Management
Business Planning, Budgeting and Performance Reporting
Code of Conduct
Compliance
Corporate Governance
Disposal of Company Assets
Diversity and Equity
Environment
Financial Control
Health and Safety
Information Technology and Telecommunications
Procurement
Project Appraisal and Approval
Public Relations
Risk Management
Security
Publications
Statement of Corporate Intent
Annual Reports
Community and Environment Reports Waste Reduction and Purchasing Plan
Eraring Power Station Power Station Upgrade and Attemperation Reservoir Project
Coal Combustion Product Project
Environmental Assessment for Ash Disposal Project
Eraring Power Station Fauna Listing
Fact Sheets
Wind Farm
Shoalhaven Scheme
Air Emissions
Land Management
Cooling Water
Bushfire Management
Foam
Turtles
Taprogge Balls
Eraring Energy’s Statement of Affairs is published as part of the Annual Report which can be obtained on
Eraring Energy’s website www.eraring-energy.com.au or from the Freedom of Information Coordinator.
Enquires regarding Eraring Energy’s Statement of Affairs and Summary of Affairs should be directed to the
Freedom of Information Coordinator, by contacting:
Eraring Energy
Level 16
Sydney NSW 2000
Or post to:
Eraring Energy
PO Box A2238
Telephone: (02) 8268 4200
Facsimile: (02) 9261 2967
Hours:
Monday to Friday (9.00am – 5.00pm)
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NEW SOUTH WALES FIRE BRIGADES
FOI Agency No. 55
The NSW Fire Brigades purpose is to enhance community safety, quality of life and confidence by minimising
the impact of hazards and emergency incidents on the people, environment and economy of NSW.
The NSWFB holds the following policy documents. Most are available free. A fee may be charged for larger
documents.
1. Aboriginal, Cultural and Threatened Species Sites Policy
2. Agreement between the Commonwealth, as represented by the Department of Finance and Administration,
and the State of NSW, as represented by the NSW Fire Brigades and the Rural Fire Service of NSW, for
Commonwealth Contributions for Fire Services
3. AIRS Policy
4. Annual Statistical Report
5. Code of Conduct
6. Community Activity Reporting System Policy
7. Community Education Policy
8. Community Fire Unit Membership
9. Community Fire Unit Portal – Access and Use Policy
10. Community Safety Annual Operating Plan 2008/2009
11. Conflict of Interest
12. Corporate Plan
13. Disability Strategic Plan
14. EEO and Diversity Statement and Plan
15. Environmental Policy – Complaints
16. Fire Fatalities Report: Study of fatal fires in NSW from 2005 to 2009
17. Community Safety Strategic Plan 2008-2011
18. Fire investigation protocol between the NSW Fire Brigades, the NSW Police and the NSW Rural Fire
Service
19. Fireworks Policy
20. Fraud and Corruption Prevention
21. Gifts, Benefits and Hospitality
22. Guidelines for Emergency Plans at Facilities having Notifiable Quantities of Dangerous Goods
23. Guidelines for Emergency Vehicle Access.
24. Guidelines for the Bulk Storage of Tyres
25. IT Strategic Plan 2009 – 2011
26. Letter of Intent – Agreement with the Open Training and Education Network
27. Managing False Alarms Policy
28. Media Policy
29. Memorandum of Arrangement between Airservices Australia and the NSW Fire Brigades
30. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Department of Corrective Services and the NSW
Fire Brigades
31. Memorandum of Understanding between the Royal Australian Navy and the NSW Fire Brigades for
fires and hazardous material incidents involving Navy ships and establishments
32. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Fire Brigades and the Environment Protection
Authority
33. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Fire Brigades and the Ambulance Service of NSW
34. Memorandum of Understanding with Energy Australia
35. Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Fire Brigades, Oberon Shire Council, and CSR Limited
36. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Fire Brigades and the NSW Rural Fire Service
37. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Fire Brigades and Shell Refining Australia
38. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Fire Brigades and NSW Department of Transport
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39. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Fire Brigades and the ACT Fire Brigade
40. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Police Force and the NSW Fire Brigades for the
Shared Use of Aviation Assets
41. Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Fire Brigades and the CSIRO’s Centre for Critical
Infrastructure on the refinement of training and operational response through the modeling of disaster
scenarios, risk management and contingency planning
42. Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Fire Brigades and Telstra on Triple Zero (000) /112
Communication Service Levels
43. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Fire Brigades and the Roads and Traffic Authority
of NSW covering the NSWFB use of the RTA CCTV system and traffic management at incidents
44. Memorandum of Understanding between NSWFB and Rail Corporation of NSW
45. Memorandum of Understanding between the Australian Capital Territory Fire Brigade and the New
South Wales Fire Brigades for Mutual Fire Investigation
46. Memorandum of Understanding between NSWFB and the Department of Juvenile Justice – Youth Justice
Conferences
47. Memorandum of Understanding between NSWFB and Country Fire Authority of Victoria (CFA) –
protocols for joint emergency management, joint service delivery and mutual aid agreement between
NSWFB and CFA
48. Memorandum of Understanding between NSWFB and the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology
Organisation (ANSTO)
49. Memorandum of Understanding on the use of recycled water for firefighting purposes between the NSW
Fire Brigades, the NSW Rural Fire Service and Sydney Water
50. Memorandum of Understanding between the NSWFB and ASNSW for Community First responder
51. Multicultural Policies and Services Program.
52. Mutual Aid Agreements for local government areas between the NSW Fire Brigades and the NSW Rural
Fire Service
53. Mutual Aid Agreement between the NSW Fire Brigades and State Emergency Service: Information
Sharing
54. Mutual aid agreement between the NSW Rural Fire Service Fire Investigation Unit and the NSW Fire
Brigades Fire Investigation Unit
55. Mutual Aid Agreement between NSW Fire Brigades and Queensland Fire and Rescue Service
56. Mutual Aid Agreement between the NSW Fire Brigades and RAAF Defence Orchard Hills
57. Non-operational Filming Policy
58. NSW Fire Brigades Environmental Policy
59. NSW Fire Brigades Fraud and Corruption Prevention Action Plan and Strategy
60. Occupational Health and Safety Policy
61. Operational Risk Management Policy
62. Operational Water Use Policy
63. Policy for the Engagement of Contractors
64. Privacy of Community Fire Unit Member Personal Information
65. Privacy policy
66. Procedures for AFA Third Party Services Provisions
67. Purchasing Policy
68. Reconciliation Action Plan 2009-2010
69. Results and Services Plan
70. Safety Strategy 2009-2011
71. Secondary Employment (For admin and trades staff employed under the Public Sector Management Act)
72. Service Delivery Strategy 2009-2020
73. Service Level Agreement between the NSW Fire Brigades and NSW Rural Fire Service for Communication
of Emergency Calls and Related Information
74. Smoke Alarm Policy
75. Sponsorship Policy
76. Standard Operational Guidelines
77. Standing Orders
78. Statement of Business Ethics
79. Statement of Joint Intent between NSW Fire Brigades and Sydney Catchment Authority
80. Statistical Research Papers:
• Fires in the home
• Children causing fires
• Incendiary and Suspicious Fires 1987-1993
• Socio-economic characteristics of communities and fires
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• Deaths from residential property fires in NSW July 1991-June 1996
• NSWFB Incidents and responses: a ten year review
Total Asset Management Plan
Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Fire Brigades and Emergency Management NSW for
the Fire and Emergency Services Contribution System
NSW Fire Brigades Corporate Card Policy
NSW Fire Brigades Capitalisation of Expenditure applicable to Intangible Assets – Policy and Guidelines
NSW Fire Brigades Capitalisation of Expenditure incurred on Property, Plant and Equipment – Policy
and Guidelines
CFU Equipment Management and Maintenance
Donations and Grants to CFUs
CFU Induction Training
CFU Area of Operation
CFU Equipment Recommended Practices
CFU Membership
CFU Code of Conduct
CFU Portal – Access and Use
Privacy of CFU Member Information
CFU Member Recognition
Maintenance of CFU Occurrence Book
CFU ID Card
CFU Uniform and NSWFB Logos and Insignia
CFU Prevention of Bullying and Harassment
CFU Drug and Alcohol Use
CFU Grievance Policy
CFU Misconduct Policy
Disposals Policy
Contractors On-Site Code of Conduct
NSWFB Employee Housing Manual
The NSWFB Statement of Affairs, last updated 30 June 2009, is available on request.
Requests for access to documents under the FOI Act 1989 should be made in writing and, accompanied by a
$30 application fee, mailed to:
FOI Officer
NSW Fire Brigades
PO Box A249
or hand delivered to:
Level 10
Sydney NSW 2000
Hand delivered applications, personal and telephone inquiries (02 9265 2999) may be made between 9.00am
and 5.00pm Monday to Friday.
NSW Fire Brigades website: www.fire.nsw.gov.au
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NSW Food Authority
FOI Agency No. 43
General
Annual Report 2008-2009
Approving analysts under the NSW Food Act 2003 Procedure
Compliance and Enforcement Policy
Corporate Plan 2008-2012
Delegations under the NSW Food Act 2003
Evaluating NSW Food Regulation 2004 – Assessing hygiene and safety of products subject to NSW Food
Regulations 2004 (April 2009)
Evaluating NSW Food Regulation 2004 – A survey of licence holders under NSW Food Regulation 2004
(April 2009)
Evaluating NSW Food Regulation 2004 – Consumer Survey (April 2009)
Evaluating NSW Food Regulation 2004 – Food Safety Officer Survey (April 2009)
Evaluating NSW Food Regulation 2004 – Onsite study of practices by NSW Food Authority Auditors
(April 2009)
Evaluating NSW Food Regulation 2004 – Results Summary (April 2009)
Fact Sheets (various Industry and Consumer focus)
Food Complaint-Handling Policy
Food Safety Auditor Code of Conduct
Food Safety Programs – General Guidelines for the development and implementation of a Food Safety
Program
Food Safety Program Template
Guide to Implementing a Regulatory Food Safety Auditor System
How to complete applications to change register – Explanatory Guidelines for Register of Offences or
Register of Penalty Notices
Microbiological quality guide for ready-to-eat foods – A guide to interpreting microbiological results
Naming Businesses in Survey Reports Policy
National Risk Validation Project – Final Report (2002)
Newsletter – Food Chain (Electronic Monthly)
Newsletter – Food Wise (Industry)
Newsletter – Food Safety News for NSW Local Councils (Monthly)
NSW Food Regulation Partnership – Blueprint
NSW Food Regulation Partnership – Issues and Options
NSW Food Regulation Partnership – A directions paper for State and Local Government – Toward a strong
NSW Food Regulation Partnership (Nov 2003)
NSW Food Regulation Partnership – Pathway to Partnership – a guide to food regulation in NSW Part 1
(Jan 2008)
NSW Food Regulation Partnership – Summary report of NSW enforcement agencies activities 1 July – 31
December 2008
Penalty Notice Publication Protocol
Potentially hazardous foods: Foods that require temperature control for safety – Guideline (September
2008)
Priority Classification System (NSW Food Authority) – September 2008
Protocol for determining alternative methods of compliance and equivalent food safety outcomes
Regulatory Food Safety Auditor Manual
Risk Assessment of Food Safety Schemes (March 2009)
Risk Management Programs Evaluation Framework 2008-12 (May 2008)
Science Activities 2008-2009
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Shelf stable acid preserved foods. Factors affecting the shelf stability of acid foods Condiments, sauces and
salad dressings
Service Level Agreement with Sydney West Area Health Service for the provision of food testing services
Survey reports: Bakery products and their microbiological quality, gluten presence in food labelled
gluten free, kebabs and their microbiological quality, sushi and their microbiological quality , savoury
bakery products and their microbiological quality, microbiological quality of fresh cut vegetables,
microbiological quality of packaged ready-to-eat meats, trans fat levels in foods.
Water Reuse Guideline: For food businesses in NSW considering reusing water
Employee Relations
Code of Conduct
Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) and Agreements
MOU between the Australian Quarantine Inspection Service and the NSW Food Authority (coordination of
export standards controls of shellfish for export, November 2004)
MOU between the Commissioner of Police and the Director-General of the NSW Food Authority
MOU between New Zealand Food Safety Authority and the NSW Food Authority
MOU between NSW Department of Environment [and Climate Change] (National Parks and Wildlife
Service) and NSW Food Authority: Rationalisation of Inspection Services for Kangaroo Field Chillers
MOU between NSW Department of Health and NSW Food Authority
MOU between NSW Department of Primary Industries and NSW Food Authority
MOU between NSW SafeFood Production and Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service: Dairy Export
Inspections November 2000
MOU between NSW SafeFood Production and Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service: Audit of
Export Registered Poultry Meat Processing Premises – December 2000
Industry Specific Documents
Food Retail and Food Service Businesses
Communiqué- Food handler training for food safety supervisors
Dairy Industry
Code of Practice – Collection of Milk from Dairy Farms
Code of Practice – Dairy Buildings
Code of Practice – Dairy Buildings (Goat/Sheep Farms)
Code of Practice – Milk Distributing Depots
Dairy Manual (NSW)
Dairy Test Manual (NSW)
Goat Milk Processors – Industry Guide to Developing a Food Safety Program
Goat/Sheep Milk Package
General Circulars
Egg Industry
Fact sheet – Egg Food Safety – facts for egg producers
Fact sheet – Eggs in food service and manufacturing
Industry Newsletters
Regulatory Impact Statement – Egg Food Safety Scheme
Vulnerable Persons
Fact sheet – Requirements for Vulnerable Persons Food Businesses
Hospitals and Aged Care – Food Safety Audit Trial Project – Summary
Hospital and Aged Care – Food Safety (Baseline) Survey – Summary
Industry Newsletters
Regulatory Impact Statement – Food Amendment (Vulnerable Persons Food Safety Scheme) Regulation 2008
and accompanying Summary of Submissions Received from the Public Consultation Process
Vulnerable Persons Food Safety Scheme Manual
Child Care
Fact sheet – Food safety for young children
Industry newsletters
Preliminary Evaluation Findings Report- Food service in NSW childcare centres (September 2008)
Regulatory Impact Statement – Food Amendment (Child Care Centres) Regulation 2008
Meat Industry
Evaluation Findings Report – NSW domestic red meat abattoir evaluation (January 2008)
Fact sheet – Sulphur dioxide in meat
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Fact sheet – Safe Handling – Poultry and Raw Meat
General Circulars
Listeria Management Program
Meat Industry Levy brochure
Retail Meat Diary (NSW) – $42.95 (GST and postage inclusive)
Retail Meat Premises – Standard for Construction and Hygienic Operation (NSW)
Retail Meat Food Safety Program (NSW)
Wild Game Meat Field Depot Food Safety Program
Wild Game Meat Field Harvester Food Safety Program
Plant Products Industry
Evaluation Findings Report – Report on the microbiological quality of sprouts (August2008)
High Priority Plant Products – Industry Guide for the Development of a Food Safety Program
Initial Evaluation Findings Report – Plant Products Food Safety Scheme – An Initial Benchmark Study (2007)
Plant Products – Regulatory Impact Statement (June 2004)
Plant Products – Safety Manual (November 2007)
Seafood Industry
Aquaculture Shellfish Harvest Area Water Bacteriology and Phytoplankton Survey Data (NSW)
Code of Practice – Commercial Fishers
Code of Practice – Depuration of Oysters in NSW $11.00 (GST inclusive) plus postage and handling
Code of Practice – Seafood Handling Premises
Code of Practice – Transport of Primary Produce and Seafood
Food Safety Program – Aquaculture (Live and Whole fish; Chilled fish; and Prawns)
Food Safety Program – Farmed Oysters
Food Safety Program – Fishing Co-operatives
Food Safety Program – Oyster Processors
Food Safety Program – Seafood Processors
Food Safety Program – Seafood Storage Facilities
Food Safety Program – Wet Storage of Bi-valve Shellfish
Food Safety Program – Wild Shellfish Harvest
General Circulars
Seafood Retailers – Guideline for compliance with the Food Standards Code
Seafood Smokers – Industry Guide to Food Safety Program
Shellfish and Water – Environmental Sampling Procedures $11.00 (GST inclusive) plus postage and handling
Shellfish – Guidelines for Wet Storage of Bi-valve Shellfish
Shellfish Harvest Area Management Plans $27.50 (GST inclusive) plus postage and handling
Shellfish Harvest Area Sanitary Survey Reports $55 (GST inclusive) plus postage and handling
Shellfish Program Coordinators’ Handbook (NSW) $38.50 (GST inclusive) plus postage and handling
Shellfish Program Marine Biotoxin Management Plan (NSW) $27.50 (GST inclusive) plus postage and handling
Shellfish Program Operations Manual (NSW – control copy) $165 (GST inclusive) plus postage and handling
The most recently published Statement of Affairs for the NSW Food Authority is incorporated into the 2008/09
Annual Report. The Annual Report provides information on the functions and structure of the Authority. Copies
of the Annual Report can be downloaded from the website www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au or by contacting
the Authority’s Consumer and Industry Helpline on 1300 552 406.
Policy documents, unless otherwise stated, are usually available free of charge and access can be arranged
by contacting the NSW Food Authority’s Consumer and Industry Helpline (see details below). Many of the
documents may be found on the website www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au
Consumer and Industry Helpline
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8.30 am to 5.30 pm
Phone:
1300 552 406 (local call Australia-wide)
Fax:
(02) 9647 0026
Email:
[email protected]
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Head Office
6 Avenue of the Americas,
Newington NSW 2127
PO Box 6682,
Silverwater NSW 1811
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8.30 am to 5.00 pm
Switchboard: Facsimile: (02) 9741 4888
Email:
[email protected]
Internet:
http://www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au
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(02) 9741 4777
The NSW Food Authority also has regional offices in Taree, Maitland, Lake Illawarra, Wagga Wagga, Coffs
Harbour, Dubbo, Wollongbar and Queanbeyan.
Requests for records or documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 may be made by completing
the form ‘Application for access under the Freedom of Information Act (NSW)’ available on the website www.
premiers.nsw.gov.au and submitting the form together with a cheque in the sum of $30 for the application fee
to the FOI Officer at the Head Office address.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
GREATER WESTERN AREA HEALTH SERVICE
The Summary of Affairs of the Greater Western Area Health Service (GWAHS) covers:
• Area services and administration including the Area Executive Support Unit and Directorates Corporate
Services, Financial Operations, Nursing and Midwifery, Workforce Development, Clinical Operations,
Population Health, Planning and Performance, and Clinical Governance.
• Community health services, clinics and/or centres located at Balranald, Bathurst, Binnaway, Blayney,
Bourke, Broken Hill, Carinda, Collarenebri, Canowindra, Cobar, Condobolin, Coolah, Coonabarabran,
Coonamble, Cowra, Cudal, Cumnock, Dareton, Dubbo, Dunedoo, Enngonia, Eugowra, Forbes,
Gilgandra, Goodooga, Gooloogong, Grenfell, Gulargambone, Gulgong, Hill End, Ivanhoe, Lake
Cargelligo, Lightning Ridge, Manildra, Mendooran, Menindee, Molong, Mudgee, Murrin Bridge,
Narromine, Nyngan, Oberon, Orange, Parkes, Peak Hill, Quandialla, Rylstone, Sofala, Tibooburra,
Tottenham, Trundle, Tullamore, Tullibigeal, Walgett, Wanaaring, Weilmoringle, Wellington, White
Cliffs, Woodstock and Yeoval.
• Community Nursing Service located at Wentworth
• Early Childhood and/or Child and Family Health Centres located at Broken Hill and Kandos
• Hospitals and/or Health Services located at Balranald, Bathurst, Bloomfield, Broken Hill, Canowindra,
Cobar, Condobolin, Coonabarabran, Cowra, Dubbo, Eugowra, Forbes, Gulgong, Lourdes, Molong,
Mudgee, Narromine, Orange, Parkes, Peak Hill, Walgett, Wellington, Wentworth.
• Magistrates Early Referral Into Treatment Program (MERIT) located in Broken Hill and Orange
• Mental Health and/or Counselling Services located at Bathurst, Bourke, Dubbo, Cowra, Dareton
Forbes, Lightning Ridge, Mudgee, Orange and Parkes
• Multipurpose Health Services located at Wilcannia, Brewarrina, Bourke, Lightning Ridge, Baradine,
Eugowra, Collarenebri, Coolah, Coonamble, Dunedoo, Gilgandra, Grenfell, Gulargambone, Lake
Cargelligo, Nyngan, Oberon, Rylstone, Tottenham, Trangie, Trundle, Tullamore and Warren.
• Outpatients Clinic located at Pooncarie
• Primary Health Care located at Brewarrina and Dareton
• Satellite Housing Integrated Programmed Support (SHIPS) located at Orange
ACCESSING MEDICAL RECORDS
Most patient’s medical or health records are held at the facility where treatment was provided. NSW Health
policy generally supports the rights of a patient to access their medical records held by its facilities. Access
can be obtained in accordance with procedures laid down in NSW Health Policies PD 2005_004 (Medical
Records in Hospitals and Community Care Centres) and PD 2006_050 (Health Records and Medical / Clinical
Reports Charging Policy).
People seeking access to medical records should contact the relevant hospital (Medical Records section) or
Community Health Centre directly. Should any difficulties be encountered in obtaining medical records, please
contact the Area Health Information Manager, Jackie Kent, on 02 6841 2272.
NSW Health Policy Directives, Information Bulletins and Guidelines can be accessed via website
www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/index/asp
Greater Western AHS Annual Report
Area Health Advisory Council Charter
Occupational Health and Safety Policy and Consultation Statement
Area Clinical Standards of Practice Manual:
Aboriginal Health
Aboriginal Nursing Undergraduate Cadetships
Administrative
Policy Directive, Information Bulletin and Guideline Development and Management
Area Medical Record Forms
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Authority to Practice – Nurse Registration / Enrolment (2)
Nursing DOHRS – Staffing Details Report (2)
Client Registration
Implementation of the NSW Health Discharge Planning Responsive Standards
Student Training and Rights of Patients
Merge and Divide for Area Unique Identifiers (AUID’s) and Patient Documents
Allocating Downtime AUIDs
PAS / UPI Downtime
Accepted Abbreviations
Home Visiting Safety Measures
Clinical Documentation – Acute Inpatient
Patient Leave of Absence (Gate Leave) from Hospital (Adults) Acute Inpatient and MPS Facilities
Aged, Chronic and Complex Care
Access and Visitation to Hospital Inpatients who are Dying
Carers Rights and Responsibilities – Staff Responsibilities (2)
Advocacy
Management of Temporary Long Stay Clients
Compulsory Reporting Requirements for Aged Care Providers
Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Managing Patients with Incontinence
Eligibility / Applying for Continence Products
Aged Care Assessment Program Guidelines (ACAP), Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) Protocols and
Procedures for ACATs in NSW – Manual
Delirium Management
Restraint and Seclusion in the Elderly in Acute and Aged care Settings
Community Aged care Guidelines
Community Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Heart Failure, Diabetes and Asthma
Allied Health
General
Allied Health Supervision
Speech Pathology
Prioritisation of Referrals
Intake and Referral
Discharge
Vacancy Coverage
Occupational Therapy
Dietetics
Malnutrition Screening
Program of Appliances for Disabled Persons (PAPD)
Physiotherapy
Cancer Services
Use of Cancer Institute NSW eviQ Cancer Treatments Online Website (2)
Complimentary Therapies
Complimentary Therapies- Aromatherapy
Complimentary Therapies – Relaxing Massage
Complimentary Therapies – Reiki
Clinical Governance
Patient Identification – Correct Patient, Correct Procedure, Correct Site (2)
Burials Exhumation of Human Remains
Utilisation of Joanna Briggs Institute online Services
Safe Introduction of New Interventional Procedures in GWAHS
Dangerous Abbreviations (3)
Preferential Treatment
Incident Management
Complaint or Concern about a Clinician – Principles for Action and Management
Competency Standards for the Registered Nurses (2)
Competency Standards for the Enrolled Nurses (2)
Code of Professional Conduct for Nurses in GWAHS (2)
Clinical Ethics Processes in NSW Health
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Lookback (2)
Primary Clinical Care Manual
Competency Standards for the Midwife (2)
Competency Standards for the Nurse Practitioner (2)
Patients / Clients Rights and Responsibilities (2)
Complaint Management (2)
Code of Ethics for Nurses in GWAHS (2)
Safety Alert Broadcast System
Reportable Incident Briefs in GWAHS
Open Disclosure
Eye Emergency Manual – An Illustrated Guide
Delegation and Supervision for Nurses and Midwives
Use of Standardised Communication Tool for Escalation of Clinical Concern
Consent to Medical Treatment
Clinical Handover – Standard Key Principles
Requirement for Effective Nursing Shift to Shift Handover
Nurses and Midwives Portfolio of Professional Practice
Admitted Patients Death Screening process
Nursing Skill Mix and Concurrent Rostering in General Ward Areas
Clinical Procedures
Blood Alcohol / Drug Sampling and Drug Urine Sampling
Venepuncture by Registered and Enrolled Nurses and Primary Health Care Workers
Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation (PIVC) by Registered Nurses
Manual Evacuation of Faeces
Enteral Feeding of Adult Patients
Insertion and Management of Fine Bore Nasogastric Feeding Tubes in Adult Patients
Post Falls Management
Administration of a Thrombolytic (Fibrinolytic) in ST Segment Myocardial Infarction (STEMI)
Care and Management of Centrally Inserted Venous Catheters
Management of Refeeding Syndrome
Large Abdominal Paracentesis
Observations / Vital Signs : Minimum Standards for Adults in Acute Care Settings (2)
Guidelines for the Administration of Blood Components (2)
Urinary Catheterisation (Adult) Male and Female
Replacing a Long Term Supra Pubic Catheter
Changing a Baxter Infusor Pump
Bacillus Calmette Guerin (BCG) Administration in Ambulatory Care
Guidelines for Management of Peripherally inserted Central Catheter (PICC) (2)
Venesections
Monitoring of Blood Loss in the Peri- Operative Patient and Associated Documentation Procedures.
Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment and Prevention Policy (2)
Removal and Replacement of Gastrostomy Devices with Internal Retention Balloons in the Adult Patient
Falls Injury prevention
Traction – Management of (Inpatient)
Performing Spirometry
Community Health
Home and Community Care
Storage of Client Notes for HACC Funded Services
Community Client Review and Reassessment
Coordination with other Services for the Provision of Care
Differing Religious, Linguistic and Cultural Customs
Exit from HACC Funded Services
Referral to other Service Providers
Special Needs Groups
Audiometry Forms for use by Community Nurses in Hearing Clinics
Use of Duress Alarms in Community Health Facilities
Community Acute Post Acute Care Services (CAPACS)
Community Acute Post Acute Care Services (CAPACS) – Management of Cellulitis
Community Acute Post Acute Care Services (CAPACS) – Management and Treatment of Venous
Thromboembolic
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Critical Care
Suturing by Credentialed Registered Nurses in Emergency Departments
Non-Invasive Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Therapy
Critical Care Adult Tertiary Referral Networks – Intensive Care Default Policy
Responsibility for Triage of Patients in GWAHS Emergency Departments (2)
Minimum Standards for Registered Nurses Working in Emergency Departments and Critical Care Areas
Defibrillation by Nursing Staff in Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Triage in Emergency Department without 24 Hour on-site Medical Presence
Tracheostomy – Unavoidable Early (> 72 hours) Tracheostomy Tube Change
Rural Emergency Clinical Guidelines for Adults
Recognition of a Sick Child in an Emergency Department
Institute of Trauma and Injury Management, Adult Trauma, Clinical Practice Guidelines
NSW Severe Burn Injury Service: Burn Transfers Guidelines
Telemetry Monitoring
Troponin Testing in Acute Coronary Syndrome
Requirements for Resuscitation Trolleys
Autonomic Dysreflexia Guidelines for Emergencies
Insertion of Laryngeal Mask Airways (LMA) by Registered Nurse
NSW Health Snakebite and Spiderbite Clinical Management Guidelines
Dental Health
Use of Dental Pit and Fissure Sealants
Use of Fluorides
Equipment
Bag-Valve-Mask Resuscitators in GWAHS Facilities (2)
Safe Use of Infusion Pumps
Safe Use of Patient Related Electromedical Equipment
Infection Control
Infection Prevention and Control
Needle and Syringe programme Guidelines
Learning Packages
Suturing for Registered Nurses in Emergency Department
Venepuncture by Registered and Enrolled Nurses and Primary Health Care Workers
Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation (PIVC) by Registered Nurses
Non-Invasive Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
Triage Education Program
Falls Prevention Learning Package
Insertion Laryngeal Mask Airway Learning Package
Maternal Child and Family Health Services
Child and Family Health
State-Wide Infant Screening – Hearing use of Accuscreen and Algo 3 Screening Units
Child Protection (PANOC)
Child Protection – Roles and Responsibilities – Interagency
Identifying and Reporting Children and Young People at Risk of Harm (2)
Prenatal Reports
Central Point of Contact – Provision and Exchange of Information with NSW DoCS
Community Midwife
Community Midwifery – Early Postnatal Discharge Program Home Visit and Discharge
Community Midwifery – Early Postnatal Discharge Program Access and Eligibility
Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Admission of Non-Mental Health Facilities for Children and Young Persons with Mental Health Problems
Maternal
Breastfeeding Promoting and Support
Apnoea Monitoring
Cord Blood Banking – Umbilical
(2) Administration of Rh D Immunoglobulin (Anti D)
Antenatal Corticosteroids to Prevent Respiratory Distress Syndrome in Neonates
First Aid Directory and Safety Tips for New Parents Kit – Distribution and use of
Guidelines for Assessment of a Pregnant Women Presenting at a Facility without Birthing Services
Amnisure Rapid Fetal Rupture of Membrane Test
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Birth Registration Forms
Birthing Ball – Use of
Perinatal Deaths – Review and Reporting
Newborn Bloodspot Screening Policy (NBSP)
Group B Streptococcus (GBS) Screening and Group B Streptococcus Positive Chemoprophylaxis
Intrapartum
Group B Streptococcus (GBS) Neonatal Management
Promotion Supply and Use of Breast Milk Substitutes
Breast Milk Safe Management
Timing of Elective or Prelabour Caesarean Section
Management of Procedure – Related Pain in Neonates
Electronic Fetal Monitoring – Compulsory Training within Birthing Units
Still Birth – Management and Investigation
Antenatal – Electronic Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring (EFHM) (3)
Intrapartum – Electronic Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring (EFHM)
Management of Post Partum Haemorrhage (2)
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence – Identifying and Responding (2)
Domestic Violence – Routine Screening (2)
Paediatrics
Security of Children in Hospital
Procedure for Audiometry and Care of Equipment (Infants and Children)
Procedure for Otoscopy
Procedure for Tympanometry and Care of Equipment
Children and Infants with Abdominal Pain – Acute Management
Children and Infants with Bronchiolitis – Acute Management
Children and Infants with Gastroenteritis – Acute Management (2)
Children and Infants with Head Injury – Acute Management
Children and Infants with Otitis Media – Acute Management
Children and Infants with Sore Throats – Acute Management
Children and Infants with Asthma – Acute Management
Management of Children and Infants with Bacterial Meningitis
Children and Infants with Croup – Acute Management
Children and Infants with Seizures – Acute Management
Children and Infants with Seizures – Acute Management (2)
Paediatric Oxygen Administration
Medical Services
Medical and Rehabilitation Services
Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Services
Administrative
Data Dictionary and Collection Requirements – NSW Minimum Data Set – Drug/Alcohol Services (2)
GWAHS Mental Healthplan (to support the GWAHS Healthplan)
General Clinical
Suicidal Behaviour – Management of Patients with Possible Suicidal Behaviour
Dosing Facilities in Public Hospitals for Patients on Opioid Treatments (2)
Opioid Dependent Persons Admitted To GWAHS Hospitals – Management (2)
Assessment and Management of Amphetamine – Type Stimulant Users (2)
Transport of Clients/Patients by Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Services
Provision of Letters of Attendance and Court reports
Mental Health Services
Service Specific
Mandatory Mental Health Outcomes and Assessment Tools (MH-OAT) Clinical Documentation
and Data Collection Requirements (2)
Individual Management Plans to Address Challenging or Difficult Behaviours in Mental Health
Mental Health Bed Types in Inpatient Units
Case Review Processes for Mental Health Patients/Clients in Inpatient and Community Health
Facilities (2)
Deaths in Mental Health Inpatient Services, Requirement for Managing
Inpatient Unit
Metal Detectors – Use Of
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Checking of Patients Property in Mental Health Inpatient Units (2)
Patient Care Levels, Specialling and Risk Assessment Mental Health Inpatients (2)
Approved Patient Leave GWAHS MHIPU
Locking of Patients Bedrooms in Psychiatric Inpatient Facilities
Electro Convulsive Therapy
Duress Alarms, Use of in Mental Health Inpatient Units (2)
Pistol Safes, Use Of in Mental Health Inpatient Units (2)
Discharge Against Medical Advice
Prohibited Weapons in Mental Health Inpatient Units
Safe Use of Baths in MHIPU
Seclusion, Restraints and IV Sedation in MHIPU
Use of Mobile Phones in Mental Health Inpatient Units (non staff members)
Absent Without Official Leave from Mental Health Inpatient Unit (MHIPU)
Guidelines for the Promotion in Sexual Safety in Mental Health Services
Management of Sexually Disinhibited Patient Behaviour in Mental Health Inpatient Unit (MHIPU)
Pharmacological Management of Acute Behavioural Disturbance in Adult Mental Health Inpatient
Units
Management of Aggressive Patient in the Mental Health Inpatient Unit
Management of Alleged Sexual Assault in the MHIPU
Suspected Illicit Substances in the MHIPU
Identification of the Severity and Frequency of Challenging Behaviour in the Elderly
Management of Patients detained under The Inebriates Act (1991)
Health Promotion and Prevention
Self-Medication Education Programme for Mental Health Rehabilitation Consumers
Drug and Alcohol Services
Service Specific
Drug and Alcohol Clinical Review – Case Presentation Guide
Nursing and Midwifery Management of Drug and Alcohol Issues in the Delivery of Healthcare
Referral to Drug and Alcohol Services
Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Clinical Guidelines
Psychosocial Interventions in Drug and Alcohol Services
Discharge Planning in Drug and Alcohol Services
Management of HBV, HCV and HIV- Blood Borne Viruses in Drug and Alcohol Services
Opioid Treatment Program
Information Sharing – NSW Health and DOCS Opioid Treatment Responsibility – Children under
16 Years of Age
Opioid Treatment Programme Clinical Guidelines
Pathology Services
Pathology Laboratories – Accreditation in NSW Health
Point of Care Testing (PoCT)
Primary Care and Primary Medical Care
Women’s Health
Women’s health Registered Nurse Management of Depot Medroxyprogestrone Acetate (DMPA)
Management of Pap test results and Referral
Women’s Health Clinical practice Guidelines
Sexual Health
Sexual Health Accreditation Guidelines
Physical Activity
Guidelines to Physical Activity
Public Health
Tuberculosis Services
Tuberculin Skin Testing
Tuberculosis Related Services – Charging for Services
Tuberculosis Contact Tracing
Tuberculosis in Children and Adolescents
Renal Services
Self Care (Facility Based) Haemodialysis
Nurse Assessment of Patients / Clients Pre-Dialysis in a Self Care (Facility Based) Dialysis
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Administration of Normal Saline for the Treatment of Low Blood Pressure in Self Care (Facility Based)
Dialysis Services
Emergencies in Dialysis
Emergency Evacuation of Patients Connected to a Haemodialysis Machine in Remote Settings.
Facility Based (Non-In Centre/Non-Satellite) Haemodialysis
Service Development
Midwives Credentialing Framework – Practising in Midwifery Managed Models of Care.
Access to Services within the Health Care Setting
Nurse / Midwife Practitioners
Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care (2)
Pets in Residential Care Facilities, Animal Therapy Companion and Personal Pet Visitations to GWAHS
Facilities (2)
Interpreters – Standard Procedures for Working with Health Care Interpreters
Clinical Nurse/Midwifery Specialist Applications (3)
Recruitment of Agency Nurses
Trainee Enrolled Nurse Program
Trainee Enrolled Nurse Failure Policy
People with Disabilities: Responding to Their Needs During Hospitalisation
Reconnect Program for Nurses and Midwives
Program Agreement Between Health Services and the Directorate Nursing and Midwifery
Enrolled Nurses Undertaking the Bachelor of Nursing Program
The Endorsed Enrolled Nurse Scope of Practice for Scrubbing and Scouting in the Operating Theatre
Staffing Requirements for the Perioperative Patient in Recovery: Stage I and Stage II Post Anaesthetic Care
Roles and responsibilities of Nursing team leader “In Charge” of Shift
Sexual Health Service
Sexual Assault
Forensic and Medical Responses for Victims of Sexual Assault
Sexual Health
Sexual Health Screening by Designated GWAHS Women’s Health Nurses
Sexually Transmitted Infection Screening by Designated Clinical Staff in Emergency Departments and
Community Health Services
Primary Clinical Care Sexual Health Manual
Non Occupational Post Exposure Prophylaxix (NPEP) Sexual Health Services and designated Emergency
Departments
Surgical Services
Termination of Pregnancy
Handling of Accountable Items in the Operating Suite and other Procedural Areas – Standard Procedures
Surgical Activity during Christmas and New Year
Extended Day Only (EDO) Admissions
Travelling Endoscopy Services – Procedures for Nurses
Transport
Transfer of Patients for Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatogaphy (ERCP)
Inpatient Transport and Escort Guidelines
Patient Transport Endorsed Enrolled Nurse Education
Transportation of a Patient Not Requiring a Nurse Escort
Emergency Procedures for Patient Transport
Therapeutic Substances
Safe Use of Oral Methotrexate
Standing Order for Mass Administration of Chemoprophylaxis to Defined Community Contacts of a Case
of Meningococcal Disease.
Administration and Checking of Injections, Intravenous Medications and Intravenous Therapy (2)
Authorisation of GWAHS Nurses in Remote Sites to Supply Restricted Substances on a Medical Authority
Additives in Intravenous Solutions
Storage and Administration of Potassium to Adults
Handling of Syntocinon in Birthing Units
Requirements for the Safe Administration of Inotrope and Vasopressor Infusions
Use of Transdermal Fentanyl Patches
Continuous Subcutaneous Fluid Administration
(2) Administration of Continuous Subcutaneous Medications using a Grasby MS 26 Syringe Driver
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Subcutaneous Bolus Injections Given Via Infusion Set
Medication – Patients Own (2)
Clinical Resources (Hard Copy) for Medication Management
Storage and Handling of S8 and S4D Drugs in Patient Care Areas
Therapeutic Guidelines, Antibiotics Version 13 2006
Paracetamol Use
Standing Orders
Medication Management – Transitional Aged Care Programs (TACP)
Administration of Medications by Endorsed Enrolled Nurses
Nurse Initiated Medications (NIM)
Emergency Telephone Orders for the Administration of Medications where the Medical Officer is unable to
be Present
Administration of medications via Oral Syringes
Supply Home Oxygen
Post Vaccination Anaphylaxis response with Adrenaline
Vaccination procedures
Vaccine Cold Chain Management
Guidelines for prescribing, Dispensing and Administration of Warfarin
Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAM) in Health Facilities
Medication Prescribing
Medication Handling in NSW Public Hospitals patient Care Areas
Medication Handling in Multi Purpose services (MPS) (2)
Medication Handling in Residential Facilities
Medication Handling in Nursing Homes
Intravenous Iron Polymaltose Infusion (Adults)
Assisting Children and Young People to take Prescribed Medication whilst attending activities, Organised
by Greater Western Area Health Service (AHS) Employees that Occur Outside a Greater Western AHS
facility
Venous Thromboembolism Risk Assessment and Prophylaxis
Wound Management
Skin Tears Wound Management and Prevention
Utilising Vacuum Assisted Closure (V.A.C) Devices
Wound Drainage System – Management of Haemovac / Bellovac/Survac (2)
Wound Management
Management of Lower Limb Ulcerations in Diabetes
Area Infection Prevention and Control Standards Of Practice Manual
Legislative Requirements and Clinical Governance
Infection Prevention and Control
Infection Control Process
Hand Hygiene
Additional (Transmission Based) Precautions
Infectious Disease List Requiring Additional Precautions
Personal Protective Equipment
Infection Prevention and Control Compliance Monitoring
Standard Precautions
Processing of Reusable Medical Instruments and Equipment
Reprocessing of Flexible Endoscopes and Accessory Equipment
Food Services
Food Borne Listeriosis – Control in Healthcare Facilities
Specific Clinical Practices and Settings
Notification of Infectious Diseases
Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) – Management
Diagnostic Procedures and Treatment for Animals in Health Facilities
Management of Antimicrobial resistance in Health Care Facilities
Multiple Resistant organism (MRO) Prevention and Management
Surveillance, Monitoring and Outbreak Management
Health Care Associated Infection Clinical Indicators and Occupational Exposure Reporting (2)
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Area Corporate Standards of Practice Manual
Corporate Governance
Policy Directive, Information Bulletin and Guideline, Development and Management
Delegations Manual
Fundraising Guidelines
Corporate Services
Fleet Management
Motor Vehicle Safety
Staff Accommodation
Accommodation Guidelines
Contractor Management- Model Contractor Agreement
Asbestos Awareness and Management
Electrical Testing and Tagging
Information Management
Corporate Records
Health Records
Information Technology
Web Publishing
Broadcast Emails
Email Systems
Internet Use
Mobile Phone Use
Implementation of IM&T Systems
Administrative Matters
Transport
Issuing of Taxi Vouchers to Clients Requiring After Hours Transport Home for Emergency Departments
Workforce Development
Recruitment and Selection
Grading and Regrading of Positions
Secondment of Staff within GWAHS
Special Recruitment Incentives
Employment Health Assessments
Employee Relations Management and Services
Mediation in the Workplace
Industrial Consultation
Engagement in Union Activities
Employee Induction / Separation
Secondary or Outside Employment
Uniforms and Dress Code
Exit Surveys and Interviews
Communicating the Code of Conduct
Benefits / Conditions
Time in Lieu of Overtime
Allocated or Additional Days Off (ADOs)
Health Managers Remuneration – Progression Through
Salary Bands
Career Break Scheme for Nurses and Midwives
Managing for Performance
Performance Management
Managing for Improved Performance
Disciplinary Process
Grievance Management
Rewards and Recognition Scheme
Work Experience / Student Placements
Facilitating Student Placements
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Negotiation of Student/Clinical Placement Agreements
Employee Learning and Development
GWAHS Induction/Orientation
Equal Employment Opportunities
Cultural Diversity
Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational Health and Safety Consultation
Manual Handling
Fire Safety in Health Care Facilities
Security
Hazardous Substances and Dangerous Goods
Electrical Testing and Tagging
Equipment/Plant Safety and Maintenance
Noise Management
Occupational Health Exposures (other than infectious diseases)
Role of Leadership in Prevention and Management of Psychological Injury
Staff Fitness to Continue (Non Work Related)
Staff Injury Treatment
Waste Management
Ergonomics
Workplace Hazard Management System
Contractor OH&S Management Programme
Volunteer OH&S Management Programme
Incidents Requiring Notification to WorkCover
OHS Incident Reporting and Investigating
Compliance with WorkCover Activities
Working from Home
OHS Guidelines for Contractors
OHS Bariatric Patient Management Plan
Enterprise Risk Management
Enterprise Risk Management
Community Service and Work for the Dole
Workers Compensation
Claims Management
Injury Management and Early Return to Work
Redeployment in Relation to Works Compensation Claims
Insurance
Certificate of Currency
A copy of the statement of affairs is available in the Greater Western Area Health Service Annual report. The
Annual Report many be downloaded from www.gwahs.nsw.gov.au
SECTION 3 – CONTACT DETAILS
Inquiries in relation to the inspection or purchase of GWAHS policy document can be made by contacting
the officer below:
Freedom of Information Officer
GWAHS
PO Box 4061
Dubbo NSW 2830
Telephone: (02) 6841 2252
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NEW SOUTH WALES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
OTHER AGENCIES IN THE HEALTH PORTFOLIO
Area and State-wide Health Services
Under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 (NSW), the eight Area Health Services in New South Wales, the
Ambulance Service of NSW, The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, Justice Health (formerly the Corrections
Health Service), the Health Care Complaints Commission and HealthQuest are separate entities to the
Department. These agencies are responsible for processing FOI applications relevant to their own agency.
For a list of policy documents held by these agencies, please contact the appropriate agency as listed in section
7 of this document.
ACCESSING MEDICAL RECORDS
Most medical records of patients are held at the hospital or health centre where treatment was provided. The
Department’s policy generally allows patients the right to access their medical records held by public health
facilities. Access to these can be obtained in accordance with procedures laid down in Policies PD 2005_004
(Medical Records in Hospitals and Community Care Centres) and PD 2006_050 (Health Records and Medical/
Clinical Reports – Charging Policy).
People seeking access to medical records should contact the relevant hospital (Medical Records section) or
Community Health Centre directly. Should any difficulties be encountered in obtaining medical records, contact
the appropriate Area Health Service in the first instance. For further information regarding access of medical
records, please contact the Department’s Privacy Officer (02) 9391 9092.
A range of publications on Freedom of Information – including brochures and booklets are available from the
NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet website at http://www.dpc.nsw.gov.au/publications
To access unpublished documents held by the Department of Health, please apply in writing to the Department’s
FOI Coordinator, at the address listed in section 2 (above). Please also contact the FOI Coordinator for any
further enquiries.
section 1 – DOCUMENTS HELD BY THE NEW SOUTH WALES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
For all publications listed below, copies are available on the Department’s website unless otherwise indicated.
1.1 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS
The Better Health Centre is the distribution warehouse for the Department’s publications. Most community,
policy and corporate documents produced by the Department are available for access.
Order forms for a wide range of publications are available from the Better Health Centre or via the Department’s
website at http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/bhc.asp. Orders can be placed with the Publication Enquiries
Officer of the Better Health Centre via telephone (02) 9887 5450 or via email at [email protected].
gov.au. Copies of translated publications are available from the Multicultural Health Communication Service
website (http://www.mhcs.health.nsw.gov.au).
Some reports and publications are also sold through the Government Bookshop – located at 2 Military Road,
Matraville NSW 2036 (phone number: 1300 656 986) and includes:
• Caring Together: The Health Action Plan for NSW, March 2009
1.2 HEALTH SYSTEM SUPPORT DIVISION
Corporate Governance and Risk Management
Audit Unit
• Employment Screening Policy (PD2008_029)
• Corrupt Conduct-Reporting Possible Corrupt Conduct to the Independent Commission Against
Corruption (PD2009_034)
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Conflicts of Interest in the Public Health System (PD2005_469)
Policy Distribution System for NSW Health (PD2009_029)
Audit and Risk Management Committees (PD2008_069)
Child Related Allegations, Charges and Convictions Against Employees (PD2006_025)
Criminal Allegations, Charges and Convictions Against Employees (PD2006_026)
Appointments – Area Health Advisory Councils – Policy and Procedures (PD2009_020)
Medical Practitioners – Compliance with Registration Conditions (PD2008_071)
Service Check Register for NSW Health Services (PD2009_004)
Fundraising Policy (PD2009_067)
Risk Management – Enterprise-Wide Policy and Framework – NSW Health (PD2009_039)
Communication – Use and Management of Misuse of NSW Health Communications System
(PD2009_076)
• Committees – Department of Health – Governance (PD2007_089)
The following manuals are available to the public at a cost of $100.00:
Public Service Manuals
• Accounting
• Delegations
– Combined
– Public Health
– Health Infrastructure
– Health Support
• Leave/Salaries
• Supply Procedures
Health Services and Public Hospital Manuals
• Accounting
• Accounts and Audit Determination
• Cleaning Services Standards
• Corporate Governance and Accountability Compendium for NSW Health
• Fees Procedures
• Health Records and Information Manual (for Community Health Facilities)
• Leave Matters
• Patient Matters
• Purchasing and Supply
Manuals can be viewed from the Department website
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/manuals/index.asp
Strategic Procurement and Business Development
Documents available free of charge
• Asset Management – Government Construction Projects (PD2005_195)
• Asset Management – Government Construction Projects (PD2005_191)
• Capital Works Administration Costs – Capital Works Procedure No.12 (PD2005_046)
• Capital Works Procedure No.18 (CWP 18) Asset Maintenance Planning (GL2005_009)
• Construction Procurement Policy (PD 2005_373)
• Disposal of Surplus Goods, Obsolete/Unserviceable Stores (Excluding Motor Vehicles) (PD2005_329)
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 – section 94 Contributions for Health Works
(PD2005_041)
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 – section 94 Contributions for Health Works
(PD2005_041)
• Equipment – Removal from Departmental Premises – Departmental (Central Admin) (PD2005_058)
• Facility Planning Manual (The Process of) (PD2005_050)
• Fire Safety in Health Care Facilities (PD2010_024)
• PD2009_062Health Facility Guidelines –Australasian Health Facility Guidelines in NSW (GL2008_017)
• High Environmental Performance for Buildings (PD2005_306)
• Lease Arrangements and Government Policy Relating to Procurement of Office Accommodation
(PD2005_297)
• Accommodation Policy – Public Health Organisations and Ambulance Service (PD2005_576)
• Preparation of Conservation Management Plans During Capital Project Planning (PD2005_331)
• Private Sector Financing of Government Facilities Barter Transactions (PD2005_172)
• Property Disposal Reforms – Premier’s Memorandum No.2003-3 (PD2005_302)
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• Rental and Management Aspects of Public Sector Housing (PD2005_089)
• Requirements for the Provision of Cold and Heated Water (PD2005_344)
• Movable Heritage within the NSW Public Health System (PD2010_029)
• Accommodation – Health Owned – Requests from External Organisations (PD2009_061)
• Health Facility Guidelines/Health Facility Briefing System – Variations Process in NSW
• Technical Series 2 – Wayfinding for Health Facilities (GL2009_010)
Documents available via http://www.healthfacilityguidelines.com.au/
• Australasian Health Facility Guidelines. Part A – Introduction and Instructions for Use
– Part B – Health Facility Briefing and Planning
– Part B – Standard Components
– Part B – Ambulatory Care
– Part B – Community Health
– Part B – Emergency Unit
– Part B – Inpatient Unit
– Part B – Child and Adolescent Mental Health
– Part B – Psychiatric Emergency Care Centre
– Part B – Acute Adult Mental Health and PICU
– Part B – Ambulatory Mental Health Unit
– Part B – Rehabilitation/Allied Health Unit
– Part B – Clinical Information Unit
– Part B – Medical Imaging, NICU / Special Care Nursery
– Part B – Maternity Unit
– Part B – Paediatric/Adolescent IPU
– Part B – Pharmacy Unit
– Part B – Renal Dialysis Unit
– Part B – Operating Unit
– Part B – Administrative Unit
– Part B – Sterile Services Unit
– Part B – Oral Health Unit
– Part B – Day Procedure / Surgery Unit
– Part B – Multipurpose Services Unit
– Part B – Pathology Unit
– Part B – Mortuary Unit
– Part B – Hospital Morgue / Autopsy Unit
– Part B – Radiation Oncology
– Part B – Front of House
– Part B – Intensive Care – General
– Part B – Intensive Care Neonatal / Special Care Nursery
– Part B – Oral Health Unit
– Part B – Planning Checklist
– Part B – Generic Schedules of Accommodation
– Part C – Design for Access, Mobility, OHS and Security
– Part D – Infection Prevention and Control
– Part F – Furniture Fittings and Equipment
– Part F – Operational Commissioning
• Standard Facility Cost Planning Guidelines
• TS11, Engineering Services and Sustainable Development
Workplace Relations and Management
For awards/determinations and salary rates, please refer to the Department’s website.
• A framework for managing the disciplinary process in NSW Health (PD2005_225)
• Aboriginal Environmental Health Officer Training Program – NSW Health (PD2005_215)
• Access to reduced hours for staff (including managers and supervisors) following maternity leave
(PD2005_154)
• Accommodation Charges – Students from Universities and Colleges of Advanced Education
(PD2005_030)
• Annual leave (PD2006_089)
• Apprentice tradesmen – recognition of pre-employment courses (PD2005_016)
• Best practice guidelines for including health and safety in the engagement, management and evaluation
of contractors in Health Services (PD2005_227)
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• Bullying – Prevention and Management of Workplace Bullying: Guidelines for NSW Health
(GL2007_011)
• Bullying, harassment and discrimination: joint management and employee association statement
(PD2005_223)
• Bullying, harassment and discrimination: joint management, PSA and Nursing Association statement
(PD2005_250)
• Career Break Scheme for NSW Department of Health Nurses and Midwives (PD2007_078)
• Career Break Scheme for Public Health System Nurses and Midwives (PD2007_042)
• Chaplaincy services to the NSW Health system (PD2005_123)
• Chaplains subsidy (PD2010_015)
• Charging of commission by Health Services for deductions from salaries and wages of employees
(PD2005_185)
• ChemAlert Chemical Information Management System – Implementation (PD2009_006)
• Christmas Closedown (PD2009_070)
• Clinical Academics employed in the NSW Health Service (PD2009_025)
• Clinical Coders –Recommended Salary Determination (PD2005_131)
• Clinical Nurse Consultant – Higher Grades – Public Hospital Nurses (State) Award (PD2005_424)
• Clinical Nurse/Midwife Educators Definition and Educator Grades 1, 2 and 3 Award Classifications
(PD2008_043)
• Clinical Nurse/Midwife Specialist Grade 1 and Grade 2 Classification (PD2008_44)
• Continuing Education Allowance (CEA) – Public Health System Nurses’ and Midwives’ (State) Award
(PD2008_061)
• Coaching and Performance Systems (CAPS) Policy – NSW Department of Health (PD2005_301)
• Code of Conduct – NSW Health (PD2005_626)
• Creation and grading of positions for clerical and administrative support staff in community health
centres – public health organisations (PD2005_445)
• Creation and grading of positions in Area Health Services/public hospitals (PD2005_035)
• Cytotoxic Drugs and Related Waste – Safe Handling in the NSW Public Health System (PD2008_059)
• Department of Health Recruitment Rescuer (PD2005_639)
• Devolution of industrial relations responsibilities to Area Health Services (PD2005_061)
• EEO program minimum standards for Area Health Services and the NSW Ambulance Service
(PD2005_145)
• Effective incident response: a framework for prevention and management in the Health workplace
(PD2005_234)
• Effective workplace grievance resolution (PD2010_007)
• Effectively communicating the NSW Health code of conduct (PD2005_627)
• Employee assistance programs: NSW Health policy and best practice programs (PD2005_568)
• Employer contributions for First State Super and complying accumulation superannuation schemes
(PD2005_350)
• Employment Health Assessment Policy and Guidelines (PD2005_186)
• Employment of People with Disabilities in DoH, AHS and Public Hospitals (PD2005_032)
• Enrolled Nurse – Special Grade Classification Including Rates of Pay – Public Hospital Nurses’ (State)
Award (PD2005_427)
• Environmental Health Officers – Out of Hours Paging Allowance (PD2005_452)
• Executive Performance Management – NSW Health (PD2009_063)
• Family and Community Services Leave and Personal/Carer’s Leave (PD2007_031)
• Fees Payable to Sessional Optometrists in Public Hospitals (PD2005_119)
• Fire Safety Officers (PD2005_592)
• Flexible Work Locations Policy – NSW Department of Health (PD2005_318)
• Flexible work practices policy (PD2005_087)
• Fly Buy Cards (PD2005_060)
• Freedom from Harassment – Policy and Procedures (PD2005_577)
• Grievance Resolution in the NSW Department of Health, User Guide for Staff and Managers
(GL2007_008)
• Guidelines for provision of work experience programs in NSW public health system (GL2005_020)
• Guidelines for the safe use of hazardous substances in NSW public health care facilities (GL2006_010)
• Health Managers level 5 and above – approval for an allocated day off (PD2005_549)
• Health Service boards, Chief Executive Officers and other employees of Health Services are not
permitted to offer over-award salaries (PD2005_334)
• Health Services staff with possible exposure to severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) (PD2005_309)
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• Healthy Workforce: Policy on Improving the Health and Well-Being of Public Sector Employees
(PD2008_042)
• Hospital Employees (State) Award – Classification of Security Officers and Duties (PF2005_478)
• In Charge Allowance Payment – Public Hospital Nurses’ (State) Interim Award (PD2005_421)
• Incremental salary progression for part-time employees in public health organisations and the Health
Administration Corporation (PD2005_456)
• Induction Program – NSW Department of Health (PD2005_244)
• Industrial consultative arrangements – public health organisation (PD2005_397)
• Job Evaluation Policy – Central Office (PD2005_150)
• Language Services to overcome communication barriers (GL2005_050)
• Leading Well: Role of Leadership in Improving the Prevention and Management of Psychological Injury
(PD2008_041)
• Learning and Development Policy – NSW Department of Health (PD2005_255)
• Learning and Development Leave Policy (PD2006_066)
• Leave Administration (PD2008_051)
• Leave Entitlements and Flexible Work arrangements to Observe Religious Duties 2009 (GL2009_002)
• Leave to Undertake Defence Force Duties (PD2006_013)
• Leave without pay – (PD2006_091)
• Long service leave – (PD2006_092)
• Long service leave entitlements for permanent part-time employees (PD2005_440)
• Management development strategy for NSW Health (PD2005_112)
• Managing Displaced Staff of the NSW Health Service (PD2007_085)
• Managing employment, promotion and transfer where employees are closely related or have a close
personal relationship (PD2005_201)
• Managing for performance: a better practice approach for NSW Health (PD2005_180)
• Managing workplace issues for transgender people (PD2005_165)
• Maternity, Adoption and Parental Leave (PD2006_043)
• Mature-aged workforce policy (PD2005_137)
• Medical examination of nurses (PD2005_019)
• Medical Officers – Employment Arrangements in the NSW Public Health System (PD 2007_087)
• Motor Vehicles – Use of Within NSW Health (PD2007_029)
• Motor Vehicles (Use of Departmental) – Environmental Health Officers (PD2005_040)
• NSW Department of Health – Work and Family Room Policy (PD2005_310)
• NSW Department of Health Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy (PD2005_148)
• NSW Department of Health Protected Disclosures Policy (PD2005_263)
• NSW Department of Health Restructuring Procedures (PD2005_321)
• NSW Department of Health -Staff Exit Information (Procedures for the Collection of) (PD2005_232)
• NSW Health policy and procedures for injury management and return to work (PD2005_328)
• NSW Health training program – A safer place to work: preventing and managing violent behaviour
(PD2005_316)
• Occupational Health and Safety and Injury Management Profile (PD2007_030)
• Occupational health and safety issues associated with the management of bariatric (severely obese)
patients (GL2005_070)
• Occupational Health and Safety Policy and Workers Compensation and Injury Management Policy
(PD2005_360)
• Official travel (PD2009_016)
• On Call Roster- Permanent Part-Time Nurses – Public Hospital Nurses’ (State) Award (PD2005_439)
• Oral Health Practitioners – Private practice scheme (PD2009_059)
• Orientation policy for NSW Health (PD2005_187)
• Out of pocket expenses and Christmas season parties (PD2005_114)
• Overseas funded international medical graduates (PD2009_011)
• Paramedic Ambulance Officers – conditions of employment – undertaking clinical training
(PD2005_544)
• Participation at external seminars (PD2005_356)
• Payment of shift penalties and other work related allowances whilst subject to misconduct/other
disciplinary inquiries (PD2005_095)
• Payroll Procedures – 38 Hour Working Week – Allocated Days Off, Annual Leave and Debiting of Leave
(PD2006_094)
• Pharmacists – Private Dispensing Fee (PD2005_115)
• Policy and best practice guidelines for the prevention of manual handling incidents in NSW public
Health Services (PD2005_224)
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• Policy and guidelines for the development of protected disclosures: procedures in Health Services
(PD2005_135)
• Policy and guidelines for the safe handling of glutaraldehyde in NSW public health care facilities
(PD2005_108)
• Policy framework and guidelines for the prevention and management of latex allergy (PD2005_490)
• Positions – Creations/Gradings for Clerical/Admin Support Staff in Community Health Centres – PHO’s
(PD2005_445)
• Positions – Delegation of Authority – Determination of Gradings (PD2005_435)
• Pre-employment screening of security staff – procedures (PD2005_326)
• Preventing and managing work related fatigue: Guidelines for the NSW public health system (GL2007023)
• Privacy of personnel information on aboriginal staff and clients (PD2005_236)
• Private practice by Resident Medical Officers and Registrars in Public Hospitals (PD2005_018)
• Privately Referred Outpatients – Charging Arrangements – Recognised Hospitals – Visiting Radiologist
(PD2005_502)
• Protecting people and property: NSW Health policy and guidelines for security risk management in
health facilities (PD2005_339)
• Provision of first aid facilities and personnel (PD2005_351)
• Public Authorities Superannuation Act – definition of salary (PD2005_025)
• Public holidays for part-time employees – Health Employees Conditions of Employment (State) Award
(PD2005_426)
• Public sector employees contesting elections (PD2006_040)
• Qualifications for senior financial management and accounting positions (PD2005_169)
• Recognition of service for salary purposes in public health organisations and Ambulance Service
(PD2005_569)
• Recruitment and Selection Policy and Business Processes – NSW Health Service (PD2006_059)
• Recruitment of Nurses and Midwives Framework (PD2008_045)
• Registration of professional personnel (PD2005_013)
• Reimbursement of child care costs for Health Service board members (PD2005_111)
• Reimbursement of licence fees for security officers required to hold a security licence (PD2005_226)
• Remuneration and Conditions of Visiting Pathologists in Second and Third Schedule Hospitals
(PD2005_475)
• Resident Medical Officers – Meal breaks (PD2005_461)
• Residential Care Staff – Salaries and Conditions of Employment (PD2005_480)
• Retirement – Abolition of Compulsory Age – Visiting Medical Officers (PD2005_043)
• Right of Private Practice – Allied Health Professionals in NSW Health Facilities (PD2008_026)
• Salaried diagnostic specialists rights of private practice in respect of compensable patients (PD2005_007)
• Salaried Medical Specialists Employed in Second /Third Schedule Hospitals – Right of Private Practice
(PD2005_499)
• Salaried Senior Medical Practitioners and rights of private practice – disbursement funds from No. 2
accounts (PD2005_324)
• Salary increase for NSW Health Department staff employed under public service awards covered by PSA
(PD2005_467)
• Salary Packaging Policy and Procedure Manual (PD2007_076)
• Salary – Public Authorities Superannuation Act 1985 – definition of salary (PD2005_025)
• Salary – Recovery of overpayments for NSW Health employees (PD2009_015)
• Salary sacrifice for superannuation – NSW Health – Central Office (GL2005_021)
• Salary Sacrifice for Superannuation – Revised Guidelines (GL2008_008)
• Section 40BA Agreement No. 1 of 1975 – Part-time Medical Officers employed in public hospitals
(PD2005_474)
• Security improvement assessment tool (PD2005_551)
• Senior Career Medical Officers – Guidelines for Personal Regrading and Establishment of New Positions
(GL2008_005)
• Senior Executive Service – notional salary (PD2009_075)
• Senior Medical Practitioners employed in the public health system (PD2005_429)
• SES Performance Management System – NSW Health (PD2005_418)
• Sick leave management (PD2009_050)
• Skilled tradesman employed in second and third schedule hospitals – explosive power tools licence
(PD2005_477)
• Special Leave (PD2006_095)
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• Special Remuneration Rates Payable to Non-Specialist Staff – Short Term/Casual (Locum)-PE 30/6/2012
(PD2009_001)
• Staff establishments – second and third schedule hospitals (PD2005_479)
• Staff Mobility – Portability of Leave – ARCBS Employees Employed by the PHO between 1/7/1999 –
30/6/2002 (PD2005_166)
• Staff Mobility (PD2006_096)
• Staff Specialist Emergency Physicians –special remuneration arrangements for the period ending to June
2012 (PD2009_041)
• Staff Specialists’ Private Practice Arrangements – Reimbursement – Medical Indemnity (PD2009_066)
• Staff Specialists Private Practice Arrangements: Fees Charged Medical Gap Cover Insurance is Held
(PD2009_056)
• Staff Specialists’ Training, Education and Study Leave (TESL): New funding Entitlement 2009-2010
(PD2010_011)
• Staff Specialist/Visiting Practitioner Appts (inc Clinical Academics) – Critical Actions Compliance Dec
(PD2008_060)
• Staff Transfer of existing of Public Servants of Mental Health Services to AHS/Public Hospitals
(PD2005_454)
• Superannuation Payments for Employees Aged 65 and Over (PD2008_035)
• TESL travel for Salaried Senior Medical Practitioners (PD2005_305)
• Therapists – Engagement on a Sessional Basis (PD2005_023)
• Trade union activities – (PD2006_097)
• Trainee Enrolled Nurses – Travel Expenses and Living Allowances (PD2005_444)
• Visiting Dental Officers’ Remuneration and Contract Requirements (PD2007_021)
• Visiting Medical Officers – Attendance at the request of Ambulance Service in fee-for-service hospitals
(PD2005_064)
• Visiting Medical Officers – Fee-for-service agreement (PD2005_434)
• Visiting Medical Officers – Model Service Contracts (PD2009_052)
• Visiting Medical Officer – Radiologists – Remuneration arrangements (PD2009_017)
• Visiting Medical Officers’ remuneration (PD2007_032)
• Visiting Medical Officers – Rural Doctors’ Settlement Package – Hospitals Payment for Travel and
Attendance at Meetings (PD2005_408)
• Visiting Medical Officers – Rural Doctors’ Settlement Package – Hospitals Indexation of Fees from 1
Aug 2009 (PD2009_079)
• Visiting Medical Officers – Rural Doctors Settlement Package – Indemnity Insurance – Clinical
Continuing Medical Education (PD2006_029)
• Visiting Medical Practitioners – Infrastructure charges for diagnostic services for private patients in
recognised hospitals (PD2005_470)
• Visiting Medical Practitioners – Variation to infrastructure charges for services (PD2005_011)
• WorkCover NSW Reporting Requirements: Occupational Exposures to Blood-borne Diseases
(PD2008_021)
• Worker’s compensation claims for non-inpatient treatment of hospital employees (PD2005_017)
• Workforce learning and development strategy for NSW Health (PD2005_113)
• Workplace health and safety: policy and better practice guide (PD2005_409)
• Zero tolerance response to violence in the NSW Health workplace (PD2005_315)
Finance and Business Management
• Revenue Best Practice Policy (2003)
• Stage 2 Revenue Best Practice Policy (2004)
• The Explanation Document (Medical Indemnity Cover for Visiting Medical Officers) (2002)
• Accounts Receivable (PD2005_530)
• Ambulance Coverage Following the Introduction of Medicare (PD2005_537)
• Ambulance Service Charges (PD2009_037)
• Assets – Valuation of Physical Non-Current Assets at Fair Value (PD2008_013)
• Asylum Seekers Assistance Scheme – Provision of Hospital Services (PD2005_528)
• Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program – Fees Policy (PD2006_048)
• Cabcharge Use – DoH Central Administration (PD2005_102)
• Compensable Patients – Inpatient Elections – Medicare Programme (PD2005_536)
• Credit/Procurements Cards – Approvals for Use – Public Authorities (Financial Arrangements) Act 1987
(PD2005_323)
• Destitute Persons – Cremation or Burial (PD2008_012)
• Detention Centres – Commonwealth use of NSW Health Services (PD2005_411)
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• Entities – Authorisation of Control, Fundraising and Accounting (PD2005_084)
• Equipment – Removal from Departmental Premises – Departmental (Central Admin) (PD2005_058)
• Fees – Debt Collection Arrangements for Patients – Area Health Services/Public Hospitals
(PD2005_518)
• Fees Chargeable – Workers Compensation, Third Party (Motor Vehicle) Insurance/Australian Seamen
(PD2005_538)
• Fees for Hospital and Other Services – Charging Arrangements (PD2005_606)
• Grant Funding Programs within NSW Health – Standard Application Form (PD2005_597)
• Group Services/Commercialisations Policy – Revenue Policy, Revenue Standard (PD2005_522)
• Health Records and Medical/Clinical Reports – Charging Policy (PD2006_050)
• Hospital Inspections/Accreditations – Payments to Colleges (PD2005_521)
• Lifetime Care and Support Scheme (LTCS Scheme) – Fees Policy (PD2008_058)
• Meals on Wheels Service – Charges Made by Public Hospitals for Meals Supplied (PD2005_110)
• Medical Examinations – NSW Departments and Authorities (PD2005_513)
• Medicare Ineligible Charging Arrangements for Non Inpatients (PD2005_045)
• Motor Accidents Scheme – Bulk Funding Arrangements for Compulsory Third Party (CTP)
(PD2005_519)
• Motor Vehicles – Fringe Benefits Tax (PD2005_531)
• Newborn and Paediatric Emergency Transport Services (NETS) Charges (PD2009_038)
• Ophthalmologists – Fee for Service for Cataract/Implant Operations (PD2005_369)
• Out of Pocket Expenses (PD2005_540)
• Pathology Laboratories – Accreditation in NSW Health (PD2006_064)
• Pathology Services – Networking (PD2005_541)
• Pathology Services – Principles of Funding of NSW Public Health Sector (PD2005_533)
• Pension Based Fees – Charging Arrangements – Aged Care, Psychiatric Hospitals (PD2005_622)
• Police Force Members Injured on Duty – Hospital Charging Arrangements (PD2010_008)
• Prisoners – Provision of Medical Services (PD2005_527)
• Prostheses – Dept of Veterans Affairs (DVA) Patients – Public Hospital Charges (PD2005_529)
• Public Liability Insurance – Health Related Organisations (PD2005_520)
• Residences/Group Homes – Financial and Administrative Arrangements (PD2005_512)
• Salaried Medical Practitioners in Private Practice Groups Not in a Partnership – Treatment
(PD2005_532)
• Salaried Senior Medical Practitioner – Rights of Private Practice – GST Treatment – PHOs
(PD2005_598)
• Staff Specialists Level 2-5 SMP Partnerships – Approved Level of Actual Accounting Costs
(PD2005_534)
• Superannuation Guarantee Contribution for Sessional Interpreters (PD2007_028)
• Superannuation Guarantee Contribution for Sessional Interpreters (PD2007_028)
• Superannuation Liability – Consultants – Contractors (PD2005_523)
• Superannuation Salary Sacrifice – Sessional Visiting Medical Officers (PD2007_058)
• Thefts and Losses – Reporting (PD2005_026)
• Trust Fund Procedures – Mental Health Hospitals (PD2005_484)
• Victims of Crime Patients – Classification (PD2005_542)
• Workers Compensation/Third Party Patients – Charges for Hospital/Medical Services (PD2005_515)
Legal and Legislative Services
• Chaplaincy Services and Privacy Law (PD2005_412)
• Policy on Intellectual Property arising from Health Research (PD2005_370)
• Provision of Pathology Services to Private In-patients in Public Hospitals (PD2005_381)
• Private Cord Blood Banking (PD2005_394)
• Patient Information and Consent to Medical Treatment (PD2005_406)
• Subpoenas (PD2005_405)
• Prosecution Policy and Guidelines (PD2007-002)
• Legal Matters of Significance to the Government (PD2006_009)
• Privacy Management Plan – NSW Health (PD2005_554)
• Privacy Manual – NSW Health (PD2005_593)
• Advertising of Private Injury Services by Lawyers in Hospital (PD2005_251)
• Death – Extinction of Life and the Certification – Assessment (PD2005_488)
• Deceased Patients – Release of Assets (PD2005_492)
• Legal Services – Engagement of External Providers for Employment Related Matters (PD2009_014)
• Minutes of Board Meetings of Statutory Authorities (PD2005_050)
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Reportable Incident Definition under section 20L of the Health Administration Act (PD2005_634)
TAFE Students – Access to Health Establishments (PD2005_485)
Adoption Information Act – Protocol for Release of Information (GL2005_055)
Privacy Internal Review Guidelines (GL2006_007)
VMO/HMO Contract of Liability Coverage for public patients only
Rural VMO/HMO Contract of Liability Coverage (including private inpatient indemnity cover)
New Rural VMO/HMO Contract of Liability Coverage (including private inpatient indemnity cover)
Rural VMO Contract of Liability Coverage (including private inpatient and non-inpatient indemnity
cover)
Level 2-5 Staff Specialist Contract of Liability Coverage for the treatment of private patients in rural
public hospitals
VMO/HMO Contract of Liability Coverage for private paediatric inpatients
Paediatric Level 2-5 Staff Specialist Contract of liability Coverage for treatment of private paediatric
patients in public health organisations
Juvenile forensic and correctional patients
Information sharing protocol
Security protocol
Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Health and the NSW Police Service
Mental Health Agreements between NSW and other States concerning Civil Patients (Victoria,
Queensland, South Australia and ACT) and Absconding Forensic Patients (Victoria and Queensland).
Review of the Mental Health Act 1990:
– Discussion Paper 1: Carers and Information Sharing, February 2004
– Discussion Paper 2: The Mental Health Act 1990, July 2004
– Review of the Mental Health Act – Report of the Review of the Mental Health Act
– Review of the Mental Health Act – Exposure Draft Bill
– Review of the forensic provisions of the Mental Health Act 1990 and the Mental Health (Criminal
Procedures) Act 1990
– Private Hospitals and Day Procedure Centres Act 1988
Issues Paper – Private Hospitals and Day Procedure Centres Act 1988
Interim Report – Private Hospitals and Day Procedure Centres Act 1988
– Public Health Act 1991
– Consultation Draft
– Consultation Paper
– Regulatory Impact Statements
Regulatory Impact Statement for the proposed Medical Practice Regulation 2008
Regulatory Impact Statement for the proposed Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation 2008
Regulatory Impact Statement for the proposed Public Health (Tobacco) Regulation 2009
Regulatory Impact Statement for the proposed Assisted Reproductive Technology Regulation 2008
Regulatory Impact Statement for the proposed Private Health Facilities Regulation 2009
– Better Regulation Statements
Amendments to the Public Health Act to reduce the impact of tobacco on children
– Review of Statutory Privilege – Health Administration Act 1982
Discussion Paper – Review of statutory privilege in relation to root cause analysis and quality assurance
committees
Final report on the review of statutory privilege in relation to root cause analysis and quality assurance
committees – August 2009
Workforce Development and Innovation
• Definition of an Aboriginal Health Worker released 23/02/2005 (IB2005_001).
• Aboriginal Employment Strategy (PD2005_120)
• NSW Health Child Care Policy (PD2005_100)
• Junior Medical Staff Recruitment for Clinical Year 2010 in the NSW Public Health System
(PD2009_040)
• NSW Health Aboriginal Workforce Development Strategic Plan 2003 – 2007
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce National Strategic Framework
• NSW Health Workforce Action Plan 2005
• PD2007_020 Practice Oversight of Dental Therapists, Dental Hygienists and Oral Therapists in NSW
• Recruitment of Overseas Health Professionals – Using Panel of Overseas Recruitment Agencies
(PD2009_024)
• Profile of the Medical Workforce in NSW 1999 – 2008
• Profile of the Dentist Labourforce in NSW 1998 – 2008
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Profile of the Psychologist Labourforce in NSW 1998 – 2008
Profile of the Podiatrist Labourforce in NSW 1998 – 2008
Profile of the Pharmacist Workforce in NSW 1999 – 2007
Profile of the Physiotherapist Labourforce in NSW 1998 – 2008
Profile of the Nursing Labourforce in NSW 1998 – 2008
Profile of the Occupational Therapist Labourforce in NSW 2003
The Area of Need program has a designated website, which provides comprehensive information on
requirements and processes involved in the declaration of Area of Need status for medical positions:
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/aon
Website designed to attract health professionals to rural locations in NSW, located at
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/countrycareers/
Locum Medical Officers – Employment and Management (PD2009_051)
Medical Locum Agency Audit Guidelines, to assist with the implementation of the NSW Health
Standards and Conditions for the provision of locum medical officers to the NSW Health Services.
NSW Health Standards and Conditions for the Provision of locum medical officers to the NSW Health
Services.
NSW Health Register of Medical Locum Agencies
NSW Health Student Placement Agreement for Entry into a Health Occupation (Contact: Mr Michael
Hannon) Eligibility and Process for Allocating Internship Positions for Interns Commencing in 2010
Recruitment microsite promoting the benefits of living in, and working in the public health system in
New South Wales located at http://www.liveandwork-nswhealth.com.au/
1.3POPULATION HEALTH DIVISION
Centre for Aboriginal Health
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Origin – Recording of Information of Patients and Clients
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/pd/2005/PD2005_547.html)
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples – Preferred Terminology to be Used
• Aboriginal Chronic Conditions Area Health Service Standards (NSW)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2005/accahss_report.html)
• Aboriginal Deaths in Custody – Family Counselling Protocol
• Aboriginal Health Impact Statement and Guidelines
• Aboriginal Information and Support Needs Assessment for Families and Carers
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/afact_report.html)
• Aboriginal Vascular Health Resource Catalogue
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2002/aboriginal_vascular.html)
• Communicating Positively – A guide to appropriate Aboriginal terminology
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2004/abterminology.html)
• NSW Aboriginal Health Partnership Agreement 2008 – 2013 (this Agreement is not on the Health
Department website)
• Operational Guidelines for Aboriginal Family Health Workers
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/gl/2009/GL2009_001.html)
• Otitis Media Screening Program, Evaluation Report
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/otitis_report.html)
• Welcome to Country Protocols
Centre for Health Advancement
• Live Life Well @ Health: Healthier Food and Drink Choices for Staff and Visitors in NSW Health
Facilities (PD2009_073)
• NSW Tobacco Action Plan 2005-2009 – A Vision for the Future
• NSW Tobacco Action Plan 2005-2009 – Background Paper
• The Guide for the management of Nicotine Dependent Inpatients – Summary of Evidence (GL2005_036)
• Counting the Costs of Tobacco and the Benefits of Reducing Smoking Prevalence in NSW
• Breastfeeding in NSW: Promotion, Protection, and Support (PD2006_012)
• Breastfeeding in NSW: Promotion, Protection, and Support – Policy at a Glance
• Fresh Tastes @ School NSW Healthy School Canteen Strategy – Canteen Menu Planning Guide
• Fresh Tastes @ School NSW Healthy School Canteen Strategy – Fresh Tastes Tool Kit
• Management Policy To Reduce Fall Injury Among Older People
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• Aboriginal Safety Promotion Strategy
• NSW Government Plan for Preventing Overweight and Obesity in Children, Young People and their
Families 2009-2011
• NSW Tobacco Action Plan 2005-2009 Evaluation Framework – NSW Department of Health
• Guidance for Implementing Smoke-Free Mental Health Facilities in NSW (GL2009_014)
AIDS/Infectious Diseases Branch
• NSW Hepatitis C Strategy 2007-2010: Overview and Action Plan (PD2007_093)
• NSW Hepatitis C Strategy 2007-2010: Environmental Scan
• NSW HIV/AIDS Strategy 2006 -2010 Overview and Action Plan (PD2006_072)
• NSW HIV/AIDS Strategy 2006 – 2010 Environmental Scan
• NSW Sexually Transmissible Infections Strategy 2006 –2010: Overview and Action Plan (PD2006_071)
• NSW Sexually Transmissible Infections Strategy 2006 –2010: Environmental Scan
• Needle and Syringe Program Policy and Guidelines for NSW
• NSW Immunisation Strategy 2008-2011
• Contact tracing guidelines for the sexually transmissible diseases and blood borne viruses. (PD2005_184)
• Screening for sexually transmissible diseases and blood borne viruses in pregnancy. (GL2005_024)
• HIV Antibody Testing – Counselling – Guidelines (PD2005_048)
• HIV Antibody Testing by Laboratories in NSW (PD2006_035)
• HIV Infection Management of People Who Risk Infecting Others (PD2005_258)
• HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C – Management of Health Care Workers Potentially Exposed
(PD2005_311)
• HIV, Hepatitis B or Hepatitis C – Health Care Workers Infected (PD2005_162)
• Homoeopathic Immunisation (GL2005_005)
• Immunisation Mass – Poliomyelitis, Whooping Cough, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Measles, Mumps and
Rubella (PD2005_033)
• Immunisation Register – Australian Childhood (PD2005_085)
• Immunisation Services – Authority for Registered Nurses (PD2008_033)
• Rabies Immunoglobulin (RIG) and Rabies Vaccine for Post Exposure Treatment (PET) (PD2005_218)
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) – Management of Non-Occupational Exposure (PD2005_005)
• Community Sharps Disposal by Area Health Services (PD2008_004)
• Hepatitis B Vaccination Policy (PD2005_222)
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) – Management of Non-Occupational Exposure (PD2006_005)
• Occupational Assessment Screening and Vaccination Against Specified Infectious Diseases
(PD2007_006)
• Sexual Health Services (ACHS) – Accreditation Guidelines for NSW (GL2005_066)
• Sexual Health Services (QMS) – Accreditation Guidelines for NSW (GL2005_067)
• HIV Confidentiality: a guide to legal requirements (PD2005_134)
• NSW HIV/AIDS, Sexually Transmissible Infections and Hepatitis C Strategies: Implementation Plan for
Aboriginal People 2006-2010 (GL2007_002)
• Sharps Injuries – Prevention in the NSW Public Health System (PD2007_052)
• A Literature Review of Sharps Injuries and Preventive Strategies
• Environmental Scan of Sharps Safety in the NSW Public Health System
• NSW Health Think Tank on HIV Infections Consensus Statement
• HIV/AIDS, NSW Supported Accommodation Plan 2007-2010 (GL2008_004)
• HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment Services Needs Assessment
• Review of Hepatitis C Treatment and Care Services in NSW
• Core Competency Standards for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander HIV/Sexual Health Workers in
NSW
• NSW Sexual Health Promotion Guidelines 2002
• The impact of HIV/AIDS in NSW – mortality, morbidity and economic impact
• Vaccine Preventable Disease- Guidelines for appropriate action in event of outbreak (GL2005_008)
• Children Overdue for Immunisation – Guidelines for the Active Follow-up of (PD2005_098)
• NSW Immunisation Program – http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/publichealth/immunisation/index.asp
• Needles/Syringes Distribution by Retail Pharmacies Involved in NSW Methadone Program
(GL2005_004)
Biopreparedness Unit
• Hospital Response to Pandemic Influenza Part 1: Emergency Department Response (PD2007_048)
• NSW Human Influenza Pandemic Plan 2006
• NSW Health Interim Influenza Pandemic Action Plan 2005
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• Pandemic Management – Governance Arrangements – Escalation of Health System Response
(GL2009_011)
• Influenza – Statewide Standing Order for Supply of Anti-Influenza Prophylaxis to Defined Contacts
(PD2009_026)
• Influenza – Minimising Transmission of Influenza in Healthcare Facilities During the PROTECT Phase
(GL2009_013)
• Influenza – Guidelines for the Intensive Care Unit 2010 (GL2010_005)
• Influenza – Use of Intravenous Peramivir in Influenza Patients (PD2010_012)
Communicable Diseases Branch
• Bacille Calmette Guerin Vaccination (PD2005_208)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/PD/2005/ PD2005_208.html
• Foodborne Listeriosis – Control in Health Care Institutions (PD2007_047)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/pd/2007/PD2007_047.html
• Notification of Infectious Diseases under the Public Health Act 1991 (PD2006_014)
• Tuberculin Skin Testing (PD2009_005)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/PD/2009/PD2009_005.html
• Tuberculosis (TB) Coordinator (AREA) Role (GL2005_031)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/GL/2005/GL2005_031.html
• Tuberculosis – Minimising the risk of Tuberculosis in patients starting Anti TNF Inhibitors (GL2008_007)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/gl/2008/GL2008_007.html
• Tuberculosis – Principles for Management of people with Tuberculosis in NSW (PD2008_019)
• Tuberculosis Contact Tracing (PD2008_017)
• Tuberculosis in Children and Adolescents (GL2005_060)
• Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Services – Chest Clinics in NSW (The Role of) (GL2005_030)
• Tuberculosis Related Services – Charging (PD2008_018)
• Tuberculosis and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection (PD2009_028)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/PD/2009/PD2009_028.html published 15 May 09
• The Response Protocols for Public Health Units are now listed by disease at the following web address
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/publichealth/Infectious/controlguide.asp
• Tuberculosis Management of People Knowingly Placing Others at Risk of Infection – Guidelines
(PD2005_068)
• Tuberculosis – Management of Multi Drug Resistant Tuberculosis in NSW – (PD2005_159)
• Chemotherapy (PD2005_071)
• Preventive Therapy (PD2005_072)
• Screening – Target Groups (PD2005_073)
• Tuberculosis Health Undertakings (TBU) – Follow-Up (PD2005_075)
Environmental Health and Water Unit Branch
• Accident response plan (vomit in pools)
• Agreed Procedure to Issue a Transit Certificate for Transportation of a Body Overseas
• Blood Cholesterol and Glucose Measurement Code of Best Practice
• Approval specification A – TMVs
• Approval specification B – non TMVs
• Bodies – Retention for Longer than Permitted in Public Health (Disposal of Bodies) Regulation 2002
(GL2006_006)
• Burials – Exemptions – Public Health (Disposal of Bodies) Regulation 2002 for Community and
Religious Reasons (PD2007_004)
• Burials – Exhumation of Human Remains (PD2008_022)
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Burials on Private Land – Approval by Local Authority (GL2006_008)
Burials – Shallow Burials (PD2006_051)
Clean Pools for Healthy Swimming brochure
Cremation Certificates and Related Requirements (PD2006_081)
Cremation – One Body at a Time (GL2006_018)
Cryptosporidium contamination response plan
Destitute Persons – Cremation of Burial (PD2008_012)
Domestic Greywater Treatment Systems Accreditation Guidelines
Faecal accident response plan (loose stool in a pool)
Faecal accident response plan (solid stool in a pool)
Greywater Reuse in Sewered Single Domestic Premises
Guidance on the Use of Rainwater Tanks
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/publichealth/environment/water/rainwater.asp
Guidelines for the Funeral Industry
Guidelines on Blood Cholesterol and Glucose Measurement
Guidelines for the Management of Private Water Supplies
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/publichealth/environment/water/private_supplies.asp
Investigation of Cases of Elevated Blood Lead levels – Guidelines for Environmental Health Officers
Microbial Control (PD2005_197)
Microbial Sampling – Warm Water Systems Including Thermostatic Mixing Valves (PD2006_078)
NSW Health Aboriginal Environmental Health Officer Training Program Competency Guide
NSW Code of Practice for the Control of Legionnaires Disease 2nd edition, (PD2006_100)
NSW Health Drinking Water Monitoring Program
NSW Health Response Protocol for the Management of microbiological quality of drinking water
NSW Health Response Protocol – Following failure in water treatment or detection of Giardia or
Cryptosporidium in drinking water
NSW Health Response Protocol for the Management of Physical and Chemical Quality
Precautions for Schools and Child Care Centres During Boil Water Alerts
Precautions for Swimming Pools and Spas During Boil Water Alerts
Precautions Relating to Commercial Establishments Serving Food or Drink to the Public During Boil
Water
Private Water Supplies
Procedure to Appoint Medical Referees
Protocol for Minimising the Risk of Cryptosporidium in Public Swimming Pools and Spa Pools
Public Swimming Pool and Spa Pool Guidelines
Septic Tank and Collection Well Accreditation Guidelines
Sewage Management Facility – Treatment System Accreditation Guidelines
Skin Penetration Code of Best Practice
Skin Penetration Guidelines
Steps to Healthy Swimming poster
Using Water Header Tanks – Following boil water
Vomit, blood and faecal accident response plan (concourse, bathroom floors and pool surfaces)
Waste Management Guidelines for Health Care Facilities
Water Carters (Guidelines for) – NSW Health (PD2005_269)
Waterless Composting Toilet Accreditation Guidelines
Water – Requirements for the Provision of Cold and Heated Water (PD2005_344)
Clinical Policy Unit
• Children and Infants with Gastroenteritis – Acute Management (PD2010_009)
• Paracetamol Use (PD2009_009)
• Latex Allergy – Policy framework and guidelines for prevention and management (PD2005_490) – under
review
• Guideline for the management of fresh blood components (Mar 2003)
• Blood-Fresh Components-Management (PD2005_261)
• National Blood Authority: – accountability for blood and blood products in NSW (PD2005_332)
• Factor VIII usage – January 1997-Guidelines (PD2005_106)
• Factor VIII Treatment/ Supply to patients with Haemophilia and von Willebrands disorder (PD2005_168)
• Coroner’s Cases and the Coroner’s Act 2009 (PD2009_083)
• Children and Infants with Acute Abdominal Pain – Acute Management (PD2005_384) –
• Children and Infants with Asthma – Acute Management (PD2005_386)
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• Children and Infants with Bacterial Meningitis – Acute Management (PD2005_383) Children and Infants
with Bronchiolitis – Acute Management (PD2005_387)
• Children and Infants with Croup – Acute Management (PD2005_392)
• Children and Infants with Fever – Acute Management (PD2005_388)
• Children and Infants with Head Injury – Acute Management (PD2005_391)
• Children and Infants with Otitis Media – Acute Management (PD2005_385)
• Children and Infants with Seizures – Acute Management (PD2009_065)
• Children and Infants with Sore Throats – Acute Management (PD2006_019)
• Rh D Immunoglobulin (Anti-D) (PD2006_074)
• Blood- NAT Testing to Include Autologous Blood and Directed Donations (PD2006_044)
• Tracheostomy- unavoidable early (<72 hours) Tracheostomy Tube Change (PD2006_098)
• Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg) – use and supply in NSW (PD2007_009)
• Bleeding Disorders- Charging for Consumables Used in Home Based Treatment (PD2005_253)
• Post Mortems (PD2005_008)
• Human Tissue-Use/Retention Including Organ Donation, Post-Mortem Examination and Coronal Matters
(PD2005_341)
• Deceased Persons in Health Facility Mortuaries and Management of Health Facility Mortuaries
(PD2007_017).
• Organ Donation and Transplantation – Managing Risks of Transition of HIV, HCV and HBV
(PD2010_002).
Centre for Epidemiology and Research
• Health of the people of New South Wales—Report of the Chief Health Officer, 2008
The above report is also annually updated online at
http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/chorep/toc/choindex.htm
• Mothers and Babies Reports
– 2006 Report
– 2005 Report
– 2004 Report
– 2003 Report
– 2002 Report
– 2001 Report
– 2000 Report
– 1999 Report
– 1998 Report
– 1997 Report
– 1996 Report
Research Ethics
• Research – Model for Single Ethical and Scientific Review of Multi-Centre Research – (includes
Standard Operating Procedures) (PD2007_072)
• HREC and Research Governance – Fee Policy for Review of Commercially Sponsored Research –
(PD2008_030)
• Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs) – Operations Manual for NSW Health (GL 2005-059)
• Human Tissue – Requirements of the Human Tissue Act 1983 in relation to research and use of tissue
(GL 2006-021)
• Human Research Ethics Committees: Standards for Scientific Review of Clinical Trials (PD2007_035)
• Human Research Ethics Committees: National Ethics Application Form – Application within NSW
Health (PD2007_026)
• Human Research Ethics Committees: Ethical Review for External Entities (PD2008_046)
• Human Research Ethics Committees – Standardised Patient Information Sheets (PIS) (GL2007_016)
• Human Research Ethics Committees – Quality Improvement and Ethical Review: A Practice Guide for
NSW (GL2007_020)
• Research – Authorisation of proposals to conduct research on humans within NSW Public Health System
(includes the Site Specific Assessment (SSA) (PD2007_043)
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• Clinical Research: Standard Clinical Trial Research Agreement for NSW Public Health Organisations
(PD2008_033)
• Clinical Trial Research Agreement Public Health Orgs (Collaborative or Cooperative Research Groups)
(PD2009_032)
Clinical Ethics
• End of Life Care and Decision Making Guidelines (GL2005_057)
• Using Advance Care Directives: New South Wales 2004 (GL2005_056)
• Organ donation after cardiac death (GL2007_012)
• Human Tissue – Consent to Removal of Regenerative Tissue from Young Children and Consent Form –
NSW Department of Health (PD2006_010)
• Living Kidney Donation Including Directed and Non-Directed Donation (PD2009_013)
• Decisions Relating to No. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Orders (GL2008_018)
• Adult-to-Adult Living Donor Liver Transplantation Guidelines (GL2008_019)
Public Health Training and Development
• Discussion Paper – Towards a monitoring framework for the NSW Public Health Officer Training
Program, 2008.
• Background Paper – Monitoring post-secondary education and training in Australia – practice and policy
developments relevant to the NSW Public Health Officer Training Program, 2008.
• Bug Breakfast Delivery Manual, 2007
NSW Public Health Bulletin
• Current and back issues and supplements from 1990 can be accessed from the following website – http://
www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/phb/phb.html and www.publish.csiro.au/journals/phb
The following reports are available from the NSW Health Survey Program website at
www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/survey/hsurvey.html.
REPORTS FROM THE NSW POPULATION HEALTH SURVEY
• 2009 Report on Adult Health in NSW
• 1997–1998 Report on Adult Health in NSW
• Monthly Report on Adult Health in NSW
• 2009 Annual Report on Adult Health by Area Health Service
• 2007-2008 Biennial Report on Child Health in New South Wales
• 2001 Biennial Report on Child Health in New South Wales
• 2007 Triennial Report on Adult Health by Division of General Practice
• 2004 Triennial Report on Adult Health by Division of General Practice
• 1997-2007 Report on Older People from the New South Wales Population Health Survey
• 1997-2007 Report on Young Adults from the New South Wales Population Health Survey
• 1997-2007 Report on Adults 45 years and over from the New South Wales Population Health Survey
• 2002–2005 Report on Adult Aboriginal Health
• 2002–2005 Report on Adult Health by Country of Birth
• 1997-2007 Report on Older People’s Health in NSW
• 1999 Report on Older People’s Health in NSW
REPORTS FROM THE NSW SCHOOL STUDENTS HEALTH BEHAVIOURS SURVEY
• NSW School Students Health Behaviours Survey: 2005 Report
• NSW School Students Health Behaviours Survey: 2002 Report
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• Trends in population levels of sufficient physical activity in NSW, 1998 to 2005
• Strategy for population health surveillance in NSW: Discussion paper
• Development of a chronic disease risk factor index
• Recommendations for monitoring overweight and obesity in NSW
• Recommendations for food and nutrition monitoring in NSW
• Comparison of short questions relating to quantity and frequency of bread and cereal intake
• Recommendations for short questions to assess food consumption in children in NSW health surveys
• Surveillance of child health in NSW: Status, gaps and developments
• Meta prevalence estimates: Generating combined prevalence estimates from separate population surveys
• Does sampling using random digit dialling really cost more than sampling from telephone directories:
Debunking the myths
• NSW Population Health Survey: Review of weighting procedures
• Report on question development field-testing: Cancer, injury, injury prevention, musculo-skeletal
disorders, nutrition and physical activity
• Recommendations for the truncation of Body Mass Index in population data Development of the NSW
Child Health Survey
• Report on the development of the NSW Child Health Survey 2001
• The NSW Health Survey Program: Overview and methods, 1996–2000
Centre for Oral Health Strategy NSW
• Public Oral Health Directions 2008
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/pdf/oral_health_dir_08.pdf)
• Child Dental Health Survey 2007 (New South Wales)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2009/pdf/cdhs_2007.pdf)
• NSW Oral Health Implementation Plan 2005 – 2010
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/oh_implementation.html)
• NSW Oral Health Strategic Directions 2005 – 2010
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/oh_direction.html)
• NSW Messages for a Healthy Mouth 2nd edition
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/pdf/healthy_mouth.pdf)
• NSW Oral Health Promotion Framework for Action 2010
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/pdf/ohp_framework.pdf)
• Oral Health Fee for Service Scheme (PD2008-065)
• Oral Health Record Protocols – NSW (PD2008-065)
• Bisphosphonate Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaws – Prevention (GL2008-010)
• Fluorides – use of in NSW (PD2006-076)
• Pit and fissure Sealants: Use of in Oral Health Services NSW (PD2008-028)
• Eligibility of Persons for Public Oral Health Services in NSW (PD2009-074)
• Dentures Provision (PD2008-040)
• Practice Oversight of Dental Therapists, Dental Hygienists and Oral Health Therapists in NSW (PD2008048)
• Early Childhood Oral Health (ECOH) Program: The Role of the Public Oral Health Services
(PD2008_020)
• Early Childhood Oral Health Guidelines for Child Health Professionals (GL2009_017)
• Infection Control Guidelines for Oral Health Care Settings (GL2005_037)
• Orthodontic Care in Public Dental Clinics (PD2005_101)
• Priority Oral Health Program and List Management Protocols (PD2008_056)
• Smoking Cessation Brief Intervention at the Chairside: Role of Public Oral Health/Dental Services
(PD2009_046)
• Oral Health Chart and Referral Form for Medical Emergency Departments (GL2009_003)
1.4 STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Office
• Physical Health Care Within Mental Health Services (PD2009_027)
• Physical Health Care of Mental Health Consumers (GL2009_007)
• Clinical Guidelines for Nursing and Midwifery Practice in NSW (GL2008_001)
• Identifying and Responding to Drug and Alcohol Issues
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• Nursing and Midwifery Management of Drug and Alcohol Issues in the Delivery of Health Care
PD2007_091
• Drug and Alcohol Clinical Supervision Guidelines (GL2006_009)
• NSW D&A Withdrawal Clinical Practice Guidelines (GL2008_011).
• Dosing facilities in public hospitals for patients on opioid treatment (PD2006_052)
• Heroin Overdose and Prevention Management Strategy –
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/dpb/publications/pdf/Heroinoverdose_
prevention&management_strategy.pdf
• Information Sharing between NSW Health and NSW Department of Community Services in relation to
persons participating in opioid treatment (methadone or buprenorphine) who have care and responsibility
for children under 16 years of age in order to assess potential risk of harm under the Children and Young
Persons (Care and protection) Act 1998
• Methadone/Buprenorphine Treatment Agreement
• NSW Detoxification Clinical Practice Guidelines
• NSW Methadone Clinic Accreditation Standards
• NSW Health Opioid Treatment Program – Clinical Guidelines for Methadone and Buprenorphine
Treatment of Opioid Dependence
• NSW Health Drug and Alcohol Psychosocial Interventions Professional Practice Guidelines
• NSW Health Drug and Alcohol Plan 2006-2010
• NSW Health Frontline Procedures for the Protection of Children and Young People
• Keep Them Safe – Making A Child Protection Report IB 2010_005
• Information for Medical Practitioners and Pharmacists on the treatment of Heroin dependence
• Rapid detoxification for Opioids – Guidelines (Circular 2001/17)
• A reference manual for participants – Pharmacotherapies
• NSW Health – Alcohol and other drugs policy for Nursing Practice in NSW
• Amphetamine, Ecstasy and Cocaine: A Prevention and Treatment Plan 2005-2009
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2005/amph_ecstasy_plan.html
• Interagency Guidelines for the Early Intervention, Response and Management of Drug and Alcohol
Misuse (full version).
• Interagency Guidelines for the Early Intervention, Response and Management of Drug and Alcohol
Misuse (condensed version).
• NSW Health Drug and Alcohol Program Clinical Supervision Guidelines.
• NSW Health Guidelines for Consumer Participation in Drug and Alcohol Services
• Clinical Guidelines for Assessment and Management of Psychostimulant Users (2 page clinical sheet)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/gl/2006/pdf/GL2006_001.pdf
• Drug and alcohol treatment guidelines for residential settings –
• Orientation Manual for the Families and Carers affected by the drug or alcohol use of someone close –
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2004/pdf/drugs_orientation.pdf
• AFACT NSW -No Shame, No. Blame! – Workers Guide –
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/afact_workers_guide.html
• 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 Data Dictionary and Collection Guidelines for the NSW Minimum Data Set
for Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services, Version 5
• National Clinical Guidelines for the Management of Drug Use during Pregnancy, Birth and the Early
Development Years of the Newborn
• Community Drug Action: Tackle It! Alcohol Toolkit (2008)
http://www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov.au/drugs_action/tackle.html
• Community Drug Strategies: Drug Action Toolkit
http://www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov.au/drugs_action/toolkit.html
• Community Drug Action: Working with the Media – Updated 2008 (new contact list)
• Community Drug Action: Framework for Action – NSW Drugs and Community Action Strategy
http://www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov.au/drugs_action/03framework.html
• Making A Difference, Celebrating Eight Years of Community Drug Action Teams in NSW (December
2007)
http://www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov.au/drugs_action/makingadifference_index.html
• Building Successful Community Drug Action Teams, A Practical Guide (2008)NSW Aboriginal Mental
Health and Well Being Policy 2006-2010
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/pd/2007/pdf/PD2007_059.pdf
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• Aboriginal Health Impact Statement and Guidelines
• Accredited Persons Handbook
• Acute Stress, Trauma and Bereavement – Information for General Practitioners
• Summary report: The management and accommodation of older people with severely and persistently
challenging behaviours
• NSW Service Plan for Specialist Mental Health Services for Older People (SMHSOP) 2005-2015
• Guidelines for working with people with challenging behaviours in residential aged care facilities – using
appropriate interventions and minimising restraint
• Annual Reports under section 301 of the Mental Health Act
• 1997/98 Annual Report under section 301 of the Mental Health Act
• A state-wide approach to measuring and responding to consumer perceptions and experiences of adult
mental health services
• Care and Support Pack for Families and Friends Bereaved by Suicide
• Caring for Mental Health
• Consensus Guidelines for Assessment and Management of Depression in the Elderly
• Dementia Estimates and Projections, NSW and its Regions – (Note: this is a Primary Health and
Community Partnerships Publication).
• Framework for Housing and Accommodation Support for People with Mental Health Problems and
Disorders
• Framework for Rehabilitation for Mental Health
• Framework for Suicide Risk Assessment and Management
• Getting in Early: A Framework for Early Intervention and Prevention in Mental Health for Young People
in New South Wales
• Guidelines for the Promotion of Sexual Safety in NSW Mental Health Services
• Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative Manual
• Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative (HASI) Stage 1 Evaluation Report – http://www.health.
nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/pdf/hasi_evaluation.pdf
• Joint Guarantee of Service for People With Mental Health Problems and Disorders – NSW Department
of Housing, NSW Aboriginal Housing Office, NSW Health, Aboriginal Health and Medical Research
Council of NSW, NSW Department of Community Services
• Literature Review: The effects of built and natural environment on mental health units for mental health
outcomes and quality of life
• Management of People with a coexisting Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder – Discussion Paper
• Mental Health Act Guidebook
• Mental health clinical care and prevention model: a population mental health model (Jul – 01)
• Mental Health for Emergency Departments (A reference Guide) 2001 – Revision 2008 (publication
Pending)
• Eating Disorders Toolkit : A Practice-Based Guide to the Inpatient Management of Adolescents with
Eating Disorders
• NSW Government Response to the Select Committee Inquiry into Mental Health Services in NSW
• MERIT Residential Treatment Guidelines
• NSW Government Response to Tracking Tragedy 2004
• NSW Government Response to Tracking Tragedy 2005
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2005/track__trag_06.html
• NSW Government Interim Response to Tracking Tragedy 2007,
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/response_tragedy.html
• NSW Health/Families NSW Supporting Families Early Package – SAFE START Strategic Policy
• NSW Health/Families NSW Supporting Families Early Package – SAFE START Guidelines: Improving
mental health outcomes for parents and infants
• Tracking Tragedy 2008 – Fourth Report of the NSW Mental Health Sentinel Events Review Committee
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/mental_health_fr.html
• NSW Government’s Final Response – Tracking Tragedy (2008)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2009/final_response.html
• NSW A New Direction for Mental Health
• Interagency Action Plan for Better Mental Health – First Yearly Progress Report –
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/interagency_ap.html
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• Interagency Action Plan for Better Mental Health – Second Yearly Progress Report –
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/better_mental_health.html
• Interagency Action Plan for Better Mental Health – Third Yearly Progress Report
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2009/iap_3rd_report.html
• Parenting Partnerships, NSW – Resource and literature review Parenting Partnerships, NSW – Strategy
2002-2004
• Periodic reports on the mental health status of people in NSW are published in the Report of the Chief
Health Officer in 1996 and 1998
• Mental Health Emergency Response 2007: Memorandum of Understanding
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/pdf/mou_mentalhealth.pdf
• Prevention Initiatives for Child and Adolescent Mental Health: NSW Resource Document
• Preventing and Managing Reported Increases in Suicide in Local Communities
• Rural and Regional Youth Suicide Evaluation Report
• School-Link: health and education working together. School-Link Training Program Evaluation Report
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2003/schoollink_train.html
• School-Link: health and education working together. School-Link Training Program Evaluation
Summary of Results and Recommendations
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2003/pdf/schoollink_summ.pdf
• NSW School-Link Initiative Policy Directive
• NSW School-Link Initiative Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Health and the Department
of Education and Training (DET).
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/mhdao/pdf/SLMoUIntranetInternetrequestTABB.PDF
• Seclusion Practices in Psychiatric Facilities
• Suicide Prevention for Older People – Training Manual
• The NSW Government’s Plan for Mental Health Services (10 Mar 05)
• The Physical Health/ Mental Health handbook (2004)
• Physical Health Mental Health Handbook – Limited Revised Edition 2009
• The Schizophrenias: Guidelines for a holistic approach to clinical practice (2001).
• Working Group for Mental Health Care in Emergency Departments Final Report and Recommendations
• Your Guide to MH-OAT
• Zero tolerance zone
– Group brochure
– Group poster
– Hand brochure
– Hand poster
– Policy and framework guidelines
• Implementation of NSW Government Response to the Select Committee of Inquiry into Mental Health
Services in NSW – Status Report March 2007
• Review of the forensic provisions of the Mental Health Act 1990 and the Mental Health (Criminal
Procedure) Act 1990
• Tracking Tragedy 2003 (First Report of the NSW Mental Health Sentinel Event Review Committee)
• Tracking Tragedy 2004 (Second Report of the NSW Mental Health Sentinel Event Review Committee)
• Tracking Tragedy 2005 (Third Report of the NSW Mental Health Sentinel Events Review Committee)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/tracking_tragedy_07.html
• Final Government Response to Tracking Tragedy (2007)
• Mental health reference resource for drug and alcohol workers.
http://www.nada.org.au/images/File/MHRR%20Final%20complete%20resource.pdf
• Final Report of the NSW Drought Mental Health Assistance Package: Tackling Tough Times – through
the Drought and Beyond
www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/pdf/drought_package.pdf
• NSW community mental health strategy 2007-2012 – From prevention and early intervention to recovery
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/pdf/mental_health_strategy.pdf
• NSW community mental health strategy 2007-2012 – From prevention and early intervention to recovery
– Summary
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/pdf/070214_cmhs_summary.pdf
• NSW Multicultural Mental Health Plan 2008-2012
• Mental Health Clinical Documentation – Redesigned (GL2008-16)
• NSW Mental Health Performance Report (July- December 2007)
• NSW Mental Health Performance Report (January-June 2008)
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• Discharge Planning for Adult Mental Health Inpatient Services
• Suicidal Behaviour – Management of Patients with Possible Suicidal Behaviour
• Technical Paper: Transition to a revised 28-day readmission indicator for mental health (November 2008)
• Technical Paper: Measuring seclusion in NSW mental health inpatient units (November 2008).
• Economic Evaluation of the Medically Supervised Injection Centre at Kings Cross (MSIC) August 2008
(SAHA International),
http://www.druginfo.nsw.gov.au
• Interim Evaluation Report No. 1: Operation and Service Delivery (November 2002 to December 2004),
May 2005,
http://www.nchecr.unsw.edu.au
• Interim Evaluation Report No. 2: Evaluation of Community Attitudes towards the Sydney MSIC, March
2006,
• Interim Evaluation Report No. 3: Evaluation of Client Referral and Health Issues, March 2007,
• Interim Evaluation Report No. 4: Evaluation of service operation and overdose-related events, June 2007,
• Final report on the Evaluation of the Medically Supervised Injecting Centre 2003 (MSIC Evaluation
Committee,
http://www.druginfo.nsw.gov.au
• Guidelines for working with people with challenging behaviours in residential aged care facilities – using
appropriate interventions and minimising restraint. (August 2006)
• Meeting the Needs of People with Chronic Physical Disorder with Mental Illness as a Co-morbidity
(March 2010)
Primary Health and Community Partnerships
• Caring Together: NSW Kids Discussion Paper (January 2010)
• Domestic Violence – Identifying and Responding (PD2006_084)
• Policy and Procedures for identifying and Responding to Domestic Violence (2003, revised 2006)
• Adult Sexual Assault Protocol (2004)
• A Clear Voice for Clinicians and the Community-Report of the Clinical and Community Advisory Group
(2004)
• Adapting the Ward for People with Dementia (2003)
• Aboriginal Men’s Health Implementation Plan (2003)
• Care of Patients with Dementia in General Practice – Guidelines (July 2005)
• Gender Equity in Health (2000)
• Guidelines for Family Care Centres in NSW (2000)
• Hearing Loss and your Baby – the next step (2007)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/hearing_baby_a4.htmlSue Stratton
• Interpreters – Standard Procedures for Working with Health Care Interpreters (PD2006_053)
• Multicultural Health Plan
• Non-Government Organisation Grant Program operational guidelines (PD2005_583) – registered against
• NSW Health Child Protection Policy and Procedures Manual (1997)
• NSW Health Services Frontline Procedures for the Protection of Children and Young People (2000)
• NSW Health Policy Directive – Prenatal Reports (PD2007_023)
• NSW Health Policy on the Program of Appliances for Disabled People (2005/563)
• Oxygen and related items – arrangements for the provision (2005/589) – not available on NSW Health
website. Instead refer to Partners in Health: Sharing information and making decisions together. Report
of the Consumer and Community Participation Implementation Group (October 2001) below
• Artificial Limb Service (NSW ALS) – New South Wales (2005/491)
• Prostheses, Aids, Appliances and Equipment to Patients of Public Hospitals – Charging (2005/562)
• Isolated Patients Travel and Accommodation Assistance Scheme (IPTAAS) Policy and Procedures
Manual (June 2000)
• Palliative Care Strategic Framework 2010-2013 (PD2010_003). Available on NSW Health website at
• Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Carer Framework: Strategies to Meet the Needs of Carers
GL2009_18 (2009). Available at the NSW Health website at
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Strategic Directions for Refugee Health Care in NSW (October 1999)
Moving Forward in Men’s Health (June 1999)
Strategic Framework to Advance the Health of Women (2000)
The Start of Good Health: Improving the Health of Children in NSW (1999) – NSW Child Health Policy
Document – Summary
NSW Carers Action Plan (PD 2007_018) (Also available in hard copy)
Women’s Health Outcomes Framework (2002)
Young People’s Health: Our Future – Policy, Summary and Seven Fact Sheets (1999)
Neonatal Minimisation of Early Onset of Group B Streptococcal (EOGBS) Infection (PD2005_240)
Tocolytic Agents – Protocols for Administration for Threatened Preterm Labour (PD2005_249)
Consumer and Community Representative Selection – Guidelines – NSW Department of Health (2003)
(GL2005_042)
Consumers Representatives – Working with Consumers in NSW Health, Guidelines for Secretariat
(2002) (GL2005_043) Chris Williams
NSW Framework for Maternity Services 2000-2005
In All Fairness – NSW Health and Equity Statement (2004)
Clinical Practices – Adult Sexual Assault Forensic Examinations Conducted by Nurse Examiners (2005)
NSW Health Trainee Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Clinical Placement, Assessment and Sign Off
Process (2005)
Non-English Speaking Background – Standard Procedures – Improved Access Area/Public Health
Services (1987)
Neo-natal abstinence syndrome guidelines (PD2005_494)
Protecting Children and Young People (PD2005_299)
Multilingual Health Resources by AHS, DoH and NGOs Funded by NSW Health (Guidelines for
Production) (2001)
Sexual Assault Services Policy and Procedure Manual (Adult) (PD2005_607)
Victims Rights Act 1996 (PD2005_287)
Child Protection Roles and Responsibilities – Interagency (PD2006_104)
NSW Interagency Guidelines for Child Protection Interventions (2006)
Joint Investigation Response Teams Policy and Procedures 2001 (JIRT Manual)
Issues Paper for Responding to children under ten who display problematic sexualised behaviour or
sexually abusive behaviour
Transport for Health Policy (PD2006_068)
Partners in Health: Sharing information and making decisions together. Report of the Consumer and
Community Participation Implementation Group (October 2001)
Animals – Therapy Companion in Public and Private Hospitals (GL2006_012)
Integrated Primary and Community Health Policy (2007-12) (PD 2006_106)
Integrated Primary and Community Health Policy Implementation Plan 2007 – 2012 (GL2007_019)
Transport for Health – Frequently Asked Questions
Disability – People with a Disability: Responding to Needs During Hospitalisation (revised Jan 08)
PD2008_010
Prenatal Reports (PD2007_023)
Maternity – Timing of elective or pre-labour caesarean section (PD2007_024)
Maternity – Public Homebirth Services (PD2006_045)
Stillbirth – Management and Investigation (PD2007_025)
Deaths – Management of Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Infancy (PD2008_070)
Babies – Safe Sleeping in NSW Health maternity Facilities (PD2005_594)
Breast milk – Safe Management (PD2006_088)
Apnoea Monitors (GL2005_069)
Circumcision of Normal Male Infants – Policy (PD2005_330)
Adoption of a Child – Guidelines for Hospitals and Maternity Staff in Response to Parents
(PD2005_545)
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and safe sleeping for Infants (GL2005_063)
Personal Health Record (The Blue Book) – Release of the revised version (IB2007_008)
Having a Baby (2006)
My First Health Record – The NSW Child Personal Health Record (Reprint 2009)
Personal Health Record (Blue Book) Distribution Strategy – NSW Department of Health (IB2008_065)
Families NSW Supporting Families Early Package: Maternal and Child Health Primary Health Care
Policy (PD 2010_017)
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Dementia Action Plan 2007-2009
Review of the 1999 NSW Carers Statement: Background Paper
Keep Them Safe – Making a Child Protection Report (IB2010_005)
Keep Them Safe – Information Exchange (PD 2010_013)
Appointments – Area Health Advisory Councils and The Children’s Hospital Advisory Council
(PD2007_062) – listed against Corporate Governance and Risk Management– Andrew Graham
Pregnancy: Improving Early Pregnancy Care (IB2008_004)
Maternity – Clinical Care and Resuscitation of the Newborn Infant (PD2008_027)
Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH) – Framework for Prevention, Early Recognition and Management
(PD2005_264)
Magnesium Sulphate (MgSO4) Infusion Protocol for Eclamptic Seizure Prophylaxis (PD2005_239)
Fetal Welfare, Obstetric Emergency, Neonatal Resuscitation Training (IB2008_002)
Home and Community Care Minimum Data Set V2 Collection and Reporting Requirements
(PD2008_050)
Palliative Care Role Delineation Framework (GL2007_022)
Maternity – Clinical Risk Management Program (PD2009_003)
Pregnancy – Framework for Terminations in New South Wales Public Health Organisations
(PD2005_587)
Neonates – Management of Procedure Related Pain (PD2006_060)
Your Health Rights and Responsibilities (PD2009_053) http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/pd/2009/
PD2009_053.html
Code of Conduct for HCACs, HPTs and AHACs PD2008_023 http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/
pd/2008/PD2008_023.html
Ad Hoc Requests for Funding – Organisations External to NSW Health (PD2005_507)
Community health: the evidence base – a report for the NSW Community Health Review (2008)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/chr_evidence.html)
Community health: the state of play in NSW – a report for the NSW Community Health Review (2008)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/chr_state_play.html)
Community health at the crossroads: which way now? (2008)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/chr_crossroads.html)
Maternity – Early Pregnancy Complications (PD2009_058)
Transport for Health-Isolated Patient Travel and Accommodation Assistance Scheme Administration
Manual (PD2009_042)
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/pd/2009/PD2009_042.html)
Men’s Health Plan 2009-2012 (PD2009_077)
Asylum Seekers – Medicare Ineligible – Provision of Specified Public Health Services PD2009_068
Review of Forensic and Medical Services for Victims of Sexual Assault and Child Abuse (Volume 1)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/fms_volume_1.html)
Review of Forensic and Medical Services for Victims of Sexual Assault and Child Abuse (Volume 2 –
Background and Supporting Information)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/fms_volume_2.html)
Management of Health and Safety Risks Posed to Schools by a Student’s Violent Behaviour: Part 5A of
the Education Act 1990 – Implications for NSW Health (IB2010_011)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/ib/2010/IB2010_011.html)
Disability Action Plan 2009-2014 (available in Word and pdf)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2010/dis_action_plan.html)
Statewide Infant Screening – Hearing (SWISH) Program Guidelines (GL2010_02)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/gl/2010/GL2010_002.html )
NSW Women’s Health Plan 2009 -2011 (PD2010_004)
Statewide Services Development
• A Cancer Care Model for NSW (1999)
• Acute Inpatient Modelling Projection Tool Update Interim Report (2009)
• Activity Planning Guideline for Emergency Department Services (2006)
• Activity Planning Guideline for Sub Acute Inpatient Care Services (2006)
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• An Integrated Approach to Health Service Planning and Delivery for NSW Far North Coast and South
East Queensland – Summary Report of the Joint Planning Study (December 2008)
• A Policy Framework for Medical Rehabilitation in NSW (1995)
• PD2010_021 Critical Care Tertiary Referrals and Transfer of Care (adults) (2010)Early Notification of
Severe Trauma in Rural NSW (2002) – rescinded in March 2010
• Emergency Department Access Block Working Party Report (1999)
• Emergency Department Service Plan (2001)
• Ethical Code Governing the Provision of Genetics Services (June 1998)
• Flow Info – A software package used for review of inpatient activity
• Framework for Policy and Planning of Services for Children and Young People in NSW (NSW Children
and Young People’s Health Priority Taskforce)
• Genetics Services in NSW 2001 – 2004 (2005)
• Guide for the Development of Area Health Care Services Plans
• Guide to the Role Delineation of Health Services – Rural Companion Guidelines (available for purchase)
2004
• Guide to the Role Delineation of Health Services, Third Edition (available for purchase) (2002)
• Guidelines for the Networking of Paediatric Services in NSW (2002)
• Health Technology – Position Papers
– Proton Beam Therapy (May 2007)
– Medical Cyclotrons (May 2007)
– Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (May 2007)
– Positron Emission Tomography (PET) (May 2007)
– Computed tomography (CT) angiography for coronary artery disease (April 2009)
• Health Technology Assessment Updates
– November 2007
– November 2008
• Intensive Care Service Plan (2001)
• How about PD2010_023 Kidney Health Check: Promoting the Early Detection and Management of
Chronic Kidney Disease?
• Maternity Services Inpatient Capacity and Projection Methods (December 2008)
• NSW Rural Adult Emergency Clinical Guidelines (2010)
• NSW Framework for the Development of New Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratories (2004)
• NSW Government Response to the Report of RHICG, NSW Rural Health Plan (2002)
• NSW Health Department Guidelines for the Hospitalisation of Children (1998)
• NSW Metropolitan Critical Care Plan (November 1996)
• PD2010_028 Providing Critical Care During Pandemic Influenza (2010)
• NSW Renal Dialysis Service Plan to 2011 (2007)
• NSW Rural Critical Care Plan (1998)
• NSW Rural Emergency Clinical Guidelines for Adults (2nd edition) 2007
• NSW Snakebite and Spiderbite Clinical Management Guidelines 2007
• Operating Theatre Planning Guidelines (2007)
• Planning for Radiotherapy Services in NSW to 2006 (2003)
• Projecting Demand for Sub Acute Inpatient Activity Final Report (2006)
• Radiotherapy Management Information System Report (RMIS) (2001-2008)
• Radiation Oncology Equipment Health Program Grants (PD 2010 – 025)
• Review of NSW Radiation Therapist Tutor Role in NSW Area Health Services (2006)
• Rural Renal Orientation Package (2007)
• Rural Renal Nursing Resource Package (2007)
• Same Day Surgery Policy for NSW: “What a Difference a Day can Make” (1999)
• Selected Specialty and State-wide Service Plans (2002)
1.Heart and Lung Transplantation (2002)
2.Pancreas Transplantation (2002)
3.Liver Transplantation (2002)
4.Severe Burns Service (2003)
5.Neonatal Intensive Care Service Plan to 2006 (2005)
6.NSW Trauma Services (2009)
• Service Planning Handbook for Rural Health Planners (2006)
• Service Planning Guidelines for Intravenous Chemotherapy Services (December 2007)
• SiAM – Software Package Tool for Projecting Subacute inpatient activity (2006)
• Specialised Testing for Genetic Disorders – Part 1 Recommendations for Service Provision (2000)
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• Specialised Testing for Genetic Disorders – Part 2 Guidelines for Specialised Testing for Genetic
Disorders (2000)
• Strategic Plan for Radiotherapy Services in NSW 1995-2000 (February 1995)
• Technical paper – NSW Health Population Projection Series 1, 2009 (May 2009)
• The Report of the Rural Health Implementation Coordination Group. The NSW Rural Health Report
(2002)
• Workload Planning for Community Based Health Service Guidelines (October 2004)
Inter-Government and Funding Strategies
• NSW Episode Funding Policy 2008/09 (PD2008_063)
• Resource Distribution Formula Technical Paper 2005 Revision
• Framework for integrated support and management of older people in the NSW health care system 200406
• Aged Care Assessment Team Protocols and Procedures for ACATs in NSW (2007)(PD2007_080)
• Outpatient Pharmaceutical Charges and Safety Net Arrangements for 2009 (PD2009_007)
• SNAP Data Collection – Australian National Sub-Acute and Non-Acute Patient (AN_SNAP)
Classification (PD2008_025)
• Standardised Licence Arrangements for Visiting Medical Officers (VMO) providing private non admitted
services (GL2009_008)
1.5 HEALTH SYSTEM QUALITY, PERFORMANCE AND INNOVATION DIVISION
Health Services Performance Improvement Branch (HSPIB)
• Advice for Referring and Treating Doctors – Managing Elective Patients and Waiting Lists (IB2009_018)
• Cardiac Monitoring in Adult Cardiac Patients in Public Hospitals in NSW (PD2008_055)
• Clinical Handover Policy (PD2009_060)
• Community Acute Post Acute Care (CAPAC) Reporting Guidelines
• ComPacks Reporting Requirements and Data Definitions
• ComPacks Guidelines and Information
• Discharge Planning: Responsive Standards (PD2007_092)
• Emergency Department – Direct Admission to Inpatient Wards 2009 (PD2009_055)
• Emergency Surgery Guidelines (GL2009_009)
• Extended Day Only (EDO)Admission Policy (PD2007_065)
• Influenza – Statewide Standing Order for Supply of Anti-influenza Medications to Influenza Patients
(PD2009_045)
• Term Changeover – Ensuring an Effective Handover of Patient Care (GL2008_015)
• The Pre-Procedure Preparation Toolkit 2007
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/gl/2007/GL2007_018.html)
• Triage of Patients in NSW Emergency Departments (PD2008_009)
• Waiting Time and Elective Patient Management Policy (PD2009_018)
• Same Gender Accommodation Policy (PD2010_005)
Strategic Information Management (SIM) Branch
• Information and Communications Technology Strategy 2006-2011 “Building a Sustainable Future” –
Updated September 2008
(http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/sim)
• Electronic Health Record Complaint Management Policy (www.healthelink.nsw.gov.au)
• Privacy Policy for the NSW Electronic Health Record (www.healthelink.nsw.gov.au)
• Privacy Statement (Electronic Health Record) (www.healthelink.nsw.gov.au )
• Patient participation (Electronic Health Record) (www.healthelink.nsw.gov.au )
• NSW Health Electronic Information Security Policy (PD2008_052)
• NSW Health Telecommunications Standards Catalogue (PD2007_011)
• NSW Health Infrastructure Technology Standards Catalogue (PD2007_12)
• NSW Health Interoperability Technology Standards Catalogue (PD2007_013)
• NSW Health Security Technology Standards Catalogue (PD2007_014)
• NSW Health Standard Technology product Acquisition Guide (PD2007_015)
• NSW Health Application Technology Standards Catalogue (PD2007_016)
• Aged Care – Information Management Requirements/Residential Clients Accommodated/Federal Funded
Beds (PD2005_357)
• Medical Discharge Referral Reporting Standard (MDRRS) GL2006_015
• Remote Access Technology Recommendations
(http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/sim/how-we-work)
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Clinical, Quality, Safety and Governance Branch
• Varenicline(CHAMPIX)- Serious Psychiatric Side Effects Safety Information SI003/09
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/quality/sabs/index.asp
• Safety Alert Broadcast System (SABS)
http://cluster01-query.funnelback.com/search/search.cgi?query=safety+alert&search=search&collection
=nsw_health
• Safety Alert Broadcasting System (SABS) Policy
• Policies, Guidelines, Procedures and Manuals
• Infection Control Policy (PD2007_036)
• Correct Patient, Correct Procedure and Correct Site (PD2007_079)
• Incident Management Policy Directive (PD2007_061)
• Lookback Policy (PD2007_075)
• Open Disclosure (PD2007_040)
• Open Disclosure guideline (GL2007_007)
• Complaint Management Guidelines (GL2006_023)
• Complaint Management policy (PD2006-073)
• Clinical Practice – Model Policy for the Safe Introduction of New Interventions (PD2005_333)
• Appointment of Staff Specialists – Policy for Implementation (PD2005_500)
• Appointment of Visiting Practitioners – Policy for Implementation (PD2005_496)
• Clinical Practices – Pressure Ulcer Prevention (PD2005_257)
• Delineation of Clinical Privileges for Visiting Practitioners and Staff Specialists – Policy for
Implementation (PD2005_497)
• Performance Review of Visiting Practitioners (PD2005_498)
• Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program Implementation Plan (PD2005_609)
• Complaint or Concern about a Clinician – Principles for Action (PD2006_007)
• Complaint or Concern about a Clinician – Management Guidelines (GL2006_002)
• Medication Chart – NSW Implementation of the National Inpatient Medication Chart (PD2006_028)
• Hot or Cold Packs Application (GL2005_015)
• Safe Handling of Intravenous Potassium Chloride in Health Care Facilities (PD2005_342)
• Infection Control Policy: Prevention and Management of Multi-Resistant Organisms (MRO)
(PD2007_084)
• NSW Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program (PD2005_608)
• A Framework for Managing the Quality of Health Services in NSW (PD2005_585)
• Infection Control Program Quality Monitoring (PD2005_414)
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• Clinician’s Toolkit for improving patient care (GL2005_062)
• Closed head injury in adults – initial management (PD2008_008)
• Research and Investigation Authorised Under the Health Administration Act 1982 (PD2006_058)
• Infection Control Policy – Animals as Patients in Health Organisations (PD2009_030)
• Fine Bore Nasogastric Feeding Tubes for Adults Policy (PD2009_019)
• Infection Control Program Quality Monitoring Indicators: Version 2 Users’ Manual
• Recognition and Management of a Patient Who is Clinically Deteriorating (PD2010_026)
Information
• Quality and Safety Statewide Initiatives on the Internet
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/quality/
• Severity Assessment Code (SAC) Matrix
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2005/sac_matrix.html VB
• Checklist flip chart for RCA
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/incidentmgt/rcaflipchart_pdf.asp VB
• Easy Guide to Clinical Incident Management
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/quality/incidentmgt/onlineguide/ VB
• NSW Clinical Excellence Commission Directions Statement
http://www.cec.health.nsw.gov.au/pdf/directions_sment.pdf
• Easy Guide to Clinical Practice Improvement: A Guide for Healthcare Professionals
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/cpi_easyguide_pdf.asp
• Quality in Health Care: What Can You Expect?
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2000/pdf/QualityA5.pdf
• The Clinician’s Toolkit for Improving Patient Care
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2001/pdf/clintoolkit.pdf
• Qualified Privilege for Quality Improvement Committees and Programs in Health
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/qualitypriv/qualpriv_rpt_template_doc.asp
• Application for Qualified Privilege by a Quality Assurance Committee
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/qualitypriv/qualified_form_pdf.asp
• Information Package for Quality Assurance Committees seeking Qualified Privilege
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2003/pdf/qualified_brochure.pdf
• NSW Quality of Health Care Indicators Set – Definitions Phase 1
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2000/pdf/definitions.pdf
• NSW Quality of Health Care Indicators Set – Tables Phase 1
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2000/pdf/tables.pdf
• NSW Clinical Governance Directions Statement
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/cgudirstat_pdf.asp
• 10 Tips for safer health care
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/quality/10tips/index.html
• Better Practice Guidelines for Frontline Complaints Handling 1998
http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/b/pdf/frontline.pdf
• Prevention of pressure ulcers brochure
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/pressure_ulcers_brochure_pdf.asp
• Prevention of pressure ulcers – community care settings
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/pressure_ulcers_commcare_pdf.asp
• Prevention of pressure ulcers – rehabilitation and residential settings
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/pressure_ulcers_rehab_pdf.asp
• Prevention of pressure ulcers – transport of a patient
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/pressure_ulcers_transport_pdf.asp
Reports
• National Inpatient Medication Chart Post-Implementation Audit March 2007
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/quality/natmed/pdf/nimcaudit_mar07.pdf
• Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program: First Report on Incident Management in the NSW public
Health System, 2003-2004
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2005/pdf/incident_mgmt.pdf
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• Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program: Second Report on Incident Management in the NSW Public
Health System 2004-2005
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2005/pdf/patient_safety.pdf
• Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program: Third Report on Incident Management in the NSW Public
Health System 2005-2006
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2006/pdf/patient_safety_3.pdf
• Incident management in the NSW public health system 2007 January to June
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2007/pdf/incident_management.pdf
• Incident Management in the NSW Public Health System 2007, July to December
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2008/incident_management.html
• Incident Management in the NSW January – June 2008
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/quality/incidentmgt/incident_management_01to06_2008_pdf.
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• Executive Summary: A Framework for Managing the Quality of Health Services in NSW
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2000/pdf/executive.pdf
• NSW Government Response to the Inquiry into Complaints Handling
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pubs/2005/compshandling.html
• National Inpatient Medication Chart Implementation Audit Report October 2006
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/quality/natmed/pdf/nimcaudit_oct06.pdf
Clinical, Quality, Safety and Governance Branch -Pharmaceutical Services Unit
• Approved Systems for Recording the Supply of Substances on Prescription Generally or in an
Emergency to Health Professionals (TG50)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/prescription_recording.asp)
• Criteria for Electronic Drug Records (TG210) (Copies can be obtained by contacting the Duty
Pharmaceutical Adviser (02) 9879-3214)
• Criteria for the Diagnosis and Management of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults
(TG190)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/adhd_criteria_adult.asp)
• Criteria for the Diagnosis and Management of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Children and
Adolescents (TG181)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/adhd_criteria_child.asp)
• Criteria for Issuing Non-Handwritten (Computer Generated) Prescriptions (TG184)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/prescriptions_nonhandwritten.
asp)
• Drugs of Addiction (Schedule Eight) (TG13)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/drugsofaddiction_schedule8_pdf.
asp)
• Guide to the Handling of Medication in Nursing Homes in NSW (IB2003/10)
• Guide to Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Legislation for General Sellers of Poisons (TG9A)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_gensellers.asp)
• Guide to Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Legislation for Medical Practitioners and Dentists (TG12)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_medprac_dentists.asp)
• Guide to Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Legislation for Pharmacists (TG79)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_pharmacists.asp)
• Guide to Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Legislation for Poisons Licence Holders (TG9)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_licenceholders.asp)
• Guide to Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Legislation for Veterinary Practitioners (TG74)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_veterinary_pdf.asp)
• Guidelines for the Supply by Wholesalers of Substances in Schedule 2, 3 or 4 of the Poisons List
(TG191)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/wholesalers_supplyofsubstances.
asp)
• Guide to Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Legislation – Private Hospitals and Day Procedure Centres
(TG115)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_pvthosp_daycentre.asp)
• Guide to the Requirements of Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Legislation for the Supply of Schedule 3
Substances (TG151)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_supplys3.asp)
• Medication Handling in Community-Based Health Services/Residential Facilities in NSW – Guidelines
(PD2005_105)
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• Guidelines for the Management of Patients with Chronic Non-Cancer Pain (TG202)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/chronic_pain.asp)
• Guidelines for the Prescribing of Flunitrazepam (TG204)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/flunitrazepam.asp)
• Guidelines for the Prescribing of Short Acting Barbiturates (TG206) (Copies can be obtained by
contacting the Duty Pharmaceutical Adviser (02) 9879-3214)
• Medicine – Evaluation of Medicines for Use in Public Hospitals (PD2008_037)
• Methotrexate – Safe Use of Oral Methotrexate (PD2005_624)
• Opioid Dependent Persons Admitted to Hospitals in NSW – Management (PD2006_049)
• Medication Handling in NSW Public Hospitals (PD2007_077)
• Pharmaceuticals – Preparation in Hospital Pharmacy Departments in New South Wales (PD2005_590)
• Requirements for an Authority to Prescribe Drugs of Addiction Under section 28 of the Poisons and
Therapeutic Goods Act (TG 212)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/section28_requirements.asp)
• Schedule 4 Appendix D Drugs (“Prescribed restricted substances”) (TG14)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/prescribed_restricted_substances.
asp)
• Highly Specialised Drugs Program Funding Requirements – June 2008 (PD2008_036)
• Medication – Standing Orders for the Administration of Medication in a Public Health Emergency
(PD2005_374)
• Summary of Controls on the Prescribing and Handling of Drugs of Dependence by Medical Practitioners
(TG135) (Copies can be obtained by contacting the Duty Pharmaceutical Adviser (02) 9879-3214)
• Summary of Requirements for Authority to Obtain, Use or Supply Schedule 7 Poisons (TG207)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/poisons_schedule7.asp)
• Supply of Methadone and Buprenorphine under the New South Wales Pharmacotherapy Drug Treatment
Programs – Guidelines for Community Pharmacists (TG201)
(http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/publichealth/pharmaceutical/methadone_supply.asp)
• IV Quinine – Availability in Public Hospitals (PD2005_051)
• Drugs – Highly Specialised Program – Guidelines for Undertaking Clinical Trials (PD2005_078)
• Pharmaceutical Prescribing and Labelling of Non-Standard Pharmaceutical Preparations (PD2005_091)
• Bovine Spongioform Encephalopathy (BSE) – Use Reagent Grade Materials of Bovine Origin Med
Practice (PD2005_200)
Clinical, Quality, Safety and Governance Branch – Private Health Care Unit
• Information for parents on the Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2007
• Information for donors on the Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2007
• The voluntary donor register
• Information for donor conceived individuals on the Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2007
• Information for ART providers on the Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2007
• The Central ART donor register
• Information for families who want to continue with ART treatment started before the 1 January 2010
• Application for Registration as an ART Provider
• Central ART Registry
• Records to be kept by ART Provider
• Application to Record (or Update) Donor Offspring Details on the Assisted Reproductive Technology
(ART) Register and Release of Information
• Application to Record (or Update) Donor Details on the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)
Register and Release of Information
• Application to Record (or Update) Donor Offspring, who were not conceived as a result of Assisted
Reproductive Technology (ART), Details on the ART Register and Release of Information
• Application for a licence for a private health facility,
• Application for transfer of a licence for a private health facility
• Application for alterations and extensions of a licensed private health facility
• Application for amendment of a licence for a private health facility (Tab D).
• Fitness and Probity Check Form
• Statement by Independent Accountant Form
• Statement of Parent Company Form
• Statutory Declaration Form
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• Principles for Recording Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Origin Information of Patient and Clients
(PD2005-547)
• Bed Types Categories for Inpatient Units from 1 March 2008 (PD2008_34)
• Bed/Unit Type Categories for Virtual Wards and Beds for Reporting Purposes (PD2007_068)
• Client Registration Guideline (GL2007_024)
• Client Registration Policy (PD2007_094)
• Data Collections – Process for Approval of New or Modified (PD2005_155)
• Health Establishment Registration (PD2008_001)
• Admitted Patient Reporting Requirements: Changes from 1 July 2004 (PD2005_363) Policy will be
rescinded effective 30 June as updated policy will be Effective from 1 July 2010.
• Aged Care – Information Management Requirements/Residential Clients Accommodated/Federal Funded
Beds (PD2005_357)
• Emergency Department Collection (EDC) – Reporting Requirements (PD2005_198) Policy to be
rescinded no longer current
• Emergency Department Data Dictionary (PD2009_071)
• Home and Community Care Minimum Data Set Version 2 – Collection and Reporting Requirements
(PD2008_050)
• Indicator Procedure Codes (IPCs) – Changes Effective from 1 February 2008 (PD2008_006)
• Mental Health Bed Types for Inpatient Units 2006/2007 (PD2007_019)
• Midwives Data Collection (MDC) Reporting and Submission Requirements (PC2005_636)
• Register of Patients – ISC – Private Hospitals/Private Data Procedure Centres from 1 July 2000
(PD2005_175)
• Reporting – Admitted Patient and Non-Admitted Patient Activity Summary Level (PD2006_062)
• Statewide Data Standard –Health Funds (PD2007_074)
• Transitional Behavioural Assessment and Intervention Service (T-BASIS) Units Reporting Rules – 1/7/07
(PD2007_064)
Nursing and Midwifery Office
• Glueing it Together: Nurses Their Work Environment and Patient Safety (October 2007)
• Profile of the Nursing Workforce 2006
• Guidelines for the Management of Nursing Work Experience for School Students: A Guide for Health
Services
• NSW Framework for Maternity Services (2000)
• Aboriginal Nursing Undergraduate Cadetships (PD2005-618)
• The Administration of Medications by Endorsed Enrolled Nurses (PD2005-343)
• Employment of Undergraduate Nursing Students as Assistants in Nursing in the Public Sector (PD2005214)
• Clinical Guidelines – Nurse Practitioner Mental Health – Baradine
• Clinical Practice Guidelines – Nurse Practitioner Mental Health Emergency Department – Volume Four
• Clinical Practice Guidelines and Scope of Practice for Nurse Practitioner in Oncology – Sydney Cancer
Centre
• Department of Neurosurgery – Formulary
• Department of Neurosurgery Nurse Practitioner – Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the
Post-Operative Management of the Neurosurgical Patient – November 2007
• Department of Neurosurgery Nurse Practitioner – Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the
Pre-Operative Management of the Neurosurgical Patient – November 2007
• Diabetes Nurse Practitioner Guidelines – Role and Scope of Practice
• Diabetes Nurse Practitioner Guidelines Role and Scope of Practice
• Emergency Contraception
• Emergency Department Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – Emergency Nurse Practitioner
– Management of Bites and Stings
– Management of Wounds (Acute and Chronic – including Burns)
– Management Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
– Management Urinary Tract Symptoms
• Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Parkes Health Service – Appendix 2 – section 1A – Emergency
• Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Parkes Health Service – Appendix 2 – section 1B – Emergency
• Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Parkes Health Service – Appendix 2 – section 2 – General
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• Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Parkes Health Service – Appendix 2 – section 3 Mental Health – section
4 Reproductive Health
• Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Parkes Health Service – Scope of Practice
• Nurse Practitioner – Pharmacotherapy Treatment Plan
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Guideline – The Management of Heart Failure
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Guidelines for the Management of Peritoneal Dialysis Related Peritonitis in
Children
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Cutaneous Infection
(Bacterial and Fungal)
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Management of
Emergency Contraception
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – Emergency Nurse Practitioner – Management of
Musculoskeletal Injuries
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – Mental Health Nurse Practitioner – Auburn and
Westmead Hospitals
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – Mental Health Nurse Practitioner – Nepean Hospital
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – The Treatment of Acute Pain in Children
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines and Scope of Practice for the Assessment and
Management of Alcohol and Other Drug Presentations
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Benzodiazepine Abuse/
Dependence
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Cannabis Abuse/Dependence
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Ear Pain
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Musculoskeletal Injuries
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Nicotine Abuse/Dependence
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Ocular Conditions
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Opioid/Heroin Abuse/Dependence
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Type 1 Diabetes in Children and
Adolescents
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Upper Respiratory Tract
Infections
• Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Wounds
• Nurse Practitioner Drug and Alcohol – Formulary
• Nurse Practitioner Guidelines – Role and Scope of Practice – Emergency Department – Mental Health
Liaison – Central Sydney Area Mental Health Service
• Nurse Practitioner Guidelines Role and Scope of Practice: Pain Management
• Nurse Practitioner Mental Health – Emergency Department Drug Formulary – Volume Three
• Nurse Practitioner Mental Health – Emergency Department Role Description – Volume Two
• Nurse Practitioner Mental Health – Emergency Department Service Background – Volume One
• Oncology/Haematology Nurse Practitioner Clinical Guidelines
• Paediatric Intensive Care Unit – Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines – Respiratory
Assessment in Children
• Paediatric Intensive Care Unit – Nurse Practitioner Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of
Asthma in Children
Bronchiolitis in Children
Croup in Children
• Psychogeriatric Nurse Practitioner Clinical Guidelines – Tweed and Richmond Network – Acute Care
Setting
1.6 HEALTH PROFESSIONALS REGISTRATION BOARDS
Inspection of the Registers:
• Chiropractors Registration Board
$20.00
• Dental Technicians Registration Board
$10.00
• Osteopaths Registration Board
$20.00
• Optometrists Registration Board
$10.00
• Optical Dispensers Licensing Board
$10.00
• Physiotherapists Registration Board
$20.00
• Podiatrists Registration Board
$10.00
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• Psychologists Registration Board
• Dental Board of NSW
$20.00
$20.00
Chiropractors Registration Board
• Requirements for Registration as a Chiropractor in NSW
• Codes of Professional Conduct for Chiropractors
• Chiropractic Education and Research Grant Information
• Guide to Chiropractic Act
• Newsletter
• Annual Reports 2002-2008
• Chiropractors Registration Board Privacy Statement
Dental Board
• Dental Board and Research Account
• Registration Requirements
• Complaint form to lodge a complaint
• Guidelines for Dental Record Keeping
Policies
• Advertising
• Change of Address
• Further qualifications to practise
• Qualifications on the Register
• Qualifications and Descriptions authorised by the Board
• Registration under Mutual Recognition Act
• Specialisation
• Use of IV Sedation by Dentists
• Records
• Complaints
• If the Inspector Calls
• Impaired Dental Care Providers
Dental Technicians Registration Board
• Examinations for overseas trained dental technicians
• Information about (including application form) applying for registration
• Information about (including application form) applying for restoration
• Information for Registered Training Organisations
• Information about Professional Indemnity Insurance
• Application for a Practising Certificate as s Dental Prosthetist
• Schedule of Fees
• Annual Newsletters
• Information for Registered Training Organisations
• Educational scholarships
Reports
Policies
• Tooth Whitening and Bleaching
• Taking Impressions for Implant Retained Over-dentures
• Mouthguards
• Dental Appliance Therapy for Sleep Disorders
• Work Experience
• Immediate Dentures
Nurses and Midwives Board
All documents and information is available on Nurses and Midwives Board website at
www.nmb.nsw.gov.au
• Recognised Courses leading to Registration as a Nurse
• Guidelines for the Development of Courses leading to Registration as a Nurse
• National Competency Standards for the Registered Nurse
• Credit for Prior Study in Recognised Courses Leading to Registration
• Recognised Courses leading to Registration as a Midwife
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National Competency Standards for the Registered Midwife
Recognised Courses for Nurse Practitioner Authorisation
Standards for Nurse Practitioner Courses
National Competency Standards for the Nurse Practitioner
Being a Nurse Practitioner in New South Wales (also a booklet)
Re-Authorisation of Nurse Practitioners and Midwife Practitioners
Being a Midwife Practitioner in New South Wales
Verification of Advanced Practice Proforma
Recognised Courses leading to Enrolment as an Enrolled Nurse
Education of Enrolled Nurses – Information for Education Providers
National Competency Standards for the Enrolled Nurse
Guideline for the Development of Post-Enrolment Medication Courses
Approved Courses in Medication Administration
Assessment and Approval of Courses
The Administration of Medications
Delegation and Supervision, by Registered Nurses, of Medication Administration within Aged Care
Facilities
Guidelines for Institutions Wishing to Develop Competence Assessment Programs Leading to Eligibility
for Registration as a Nurse and Enrolment as a Nurse
Guidelines for Institutions Wishing to Develop Competence Assessment Programs Leading to Eligibility
for Registration as a Midwife
Characteristics of Australian Universities
English Language Requirements for Applicants Educated in Australia
English Language Requirements for Applicants Educated in Other Countries
Code of Professional Conduct for Nurses in Australia
Code of Professional Conduct for Midwives in Australia
Guidelines for Registered Nurses, Registered Midwives and Enrolled Nurses regarding the Boundaries of
Professional Practice
Guidelines on Delegation and Supervision for Nurses and Midwives
Complementary Therapies in Nursing and Midwifery Practice
Registered Nurses, Registered Midwives and Enrolled Nurses Employed in Non-Nursing, NonMidwifery and Allied Nursing and Midwifery Roles
Registered Nurses May Apply to Become Enrolled Nurses
National Decision-Making Framework
Impairment Panels
Appeals Against Decisions of the Board
Notification of Mentally Incapacitated Persons
Reference Manual for Performance Assessment and Performance Review (also a booklet)
Information for Applicants for Registration or Enrolment (also a booklet)
Medication Endorsement
Restoration to the Registers or Roll
Temporary Registration and Temporary Enrolment
Guidelines and Information on the Operation of Mutual Recognition in New South Wales
Strategic Plan 2007 to Completion
Code of Conduct for members of the Board and committees of the Board
Professional Care and Public Protection through Standards and Regulation
History of the New South Wales Nurses Registration Board
Professional Conduct: A Casebook of Disciplinary Decisions Relating to Professional Conduct Matters
(out of print) (available online only)
Expectations of Beginning Registered Nurses in the Workforce 1997
Annual Reports from 1998 – 2009
Nurses and Midwives Board newsletter – nmb: update – 3 issues per year (March, July and November)
Advice for NSW Registered or Enrolled Nurses and Registered Midwives Regarding National
Registration
New South Wales Health Professional Councils Authority
Osteopaths Registration Board
• Code of Professional Conduct
• Privacy Policy Statement
• Code of Conduct for members of the Board and committees of the Board
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Advertising Regulations Guidelines
Requirements for Registration as an Osteopath in NSW
Information about (including application for) applying for registration
Information about (including application for) applying for restoration
Osteopaths Education and Research Grants
Accreditation Policy
Recency of Practise Policy
Annual Reports of the Board
Optical Dispensers Licensing Board
• Procedure for Licensing
• Information for overseas trained applicants
• Guidelines sheet relating to applications for Approval to Practise
• Guidelines for scholarship funding program applicants
• Supply of Plano, novelty and coloured contact lenses
• Annual reports
• Privacy statement
Optometrists Registration Board
• Information about (including application for) applying for registration
• Information about (including application for) applying for restoration
• Information about (including application for) applying for drug authority
• Information about Professional Indemnity Insurance
• Patient Information Sheet on Plano, Novelty and Cosmetic Contact Lenses
• Schedule of Fees
• Cancelled Registrations
Reports
• 2007 Annual Workforce Survey
Policies
• Supply of Plano, Novelty and Coloured Contact Lenses
Pharmacy Board of New South Wales
• Code of Practice for the Supply, of Beta 2 Agonist Inhalers
• Dispensing Schedule 2, Schedule 3 and Unscheduled products
• Doctor Shopping and Excessive Prescribing
• Guidelines for Mail Order Dispensing
• Guidelines for Pharmacies in Medical Centres
• Dose Administration Aids
• Responsibility to Scrutinise and Intervene
• Guidelines for Pharmacists’ Professional responsibilities in their Dealings with Private Hospitals and
Nursing Homes
• Impaired Health Professionals
• Non Pharmacist Managers of Pharmacies
• Non Prescription Supply of Schedule 3 Products
• Operations of Pharmacies Without NHS, Approved Numbers
• Policy on Price Promotion of Professional Services and Therapeutic Goods
• Remote Prescription Collection Service Guidelines
• Schedule 3 – A Pharmacy Board View
• Substitution
• Owner’s Name to be displayed and name of pharmacist in charge to be displayed
• Drug Register Entries
• Criteria for Counselling: The Role of Counselling in error minimisation
• Express Dispensing/Fast Prescription Service
• Dispensing Procedures – Look-alikes and sound-alikes
• Extemporaneous Dispensing Errors
• Professional Liability of Partners
• Managing Complaints and medication errors
• Pharmacist Workloads and related stress
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• Maintaining the cold chain
• Computer generated prescriptions
• Internet Domain Name Guideline
Physiotherapists Registration Board
• Policy on Physiotherapists and Sexual Misconduct Policy No. 1 Issued 1994 Revised 2006
• Medicines to be Sold, Supplied or Used Therapeutically by Physiotherapists Policy No. 3 Issued 1996
Revised 2006
• Policy on Professional Conduct Policy No. 4 2007
• Guidelines for the application modification and removal of plasters/casts Guideline No. 2 Issued 2001
Revised 2007
• Use of New or Non Traditional Interventions in Physiotherapy Guideline No. 5 2006
• Code of Conduct for Board Members
• Patient Statement of Rights Brochure
• Information on the Ian Collier Memorial Scholarship
• Frontline Complaints Handling
• Getting to Know the Physiotherapists Act 2001
• Annual Report of the Board
• Guidelines for Examiners and Supervisors of Overseas Trained Physiotherapists
• Registration Application Forms
• Physiotherapists Registration Board Newsletter
• Policy for Physiotherapists working with therapy assistant Policy No. 8 2008.
• Policy for documentation of the Physiotherapy clinical record Policy No. 9 2008
Podiatrists Registration Board
• Requirements for Registration as a Podiatrist in NSW
• Education and Research grant information
• Newsletters
• Annual reports
• Privacy statement
• Complaints handling
• Continuing Podiatric Professional Education Booklet
• Impact Statement – Code of Professional Conduct
Psychologists Registration Board
• Code of Professional Conduct (2004)
• Psychologists and Sexual Behaviour in Professional Relationships
• Complaints Handling Procedures
• Supervision Guidelines (January 2006) Revised August 2009
• Registration Guidelines (January 2006) Revised June 2008
• Registration and Supervision Forms (January 2006) Revised August 2009
• Psychologists Registration Board Newsletters
• Education and Research Grant and Scholarship Guidelines
• Annual reports
• Privacy Statement
• Advice to Psychologists on conducting pre-liability assessments
• Advice to Psychologists on uniform principles on release of psychological test data
• Board Policy on Psychological Work Content of Placement Positions
• Board Policy for overseas trained applicants and APS assessment
section 2 – STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
The most recent Statement of Affairs for the NSW Department of Health (Department) is incorporated in its
Annual Report for 2008/09.
World Wide Web
NSWHealthWeb is the Internet website maintained by the Department. The website includes a wide range
of information on health matters, the health workforce, hospitals and other health services, publications and
projects. The address of this website is http://www.health.nsw.gov.au
A list of the Department’s Policy Directives, guidelines and information bulletins can be accessed through the
Department’s website at http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/index.html
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For further enquiries, please contact:
FOI Coordinator
Locked Mail Bag 961
North Sydney NSW 2059
Telephone: (02) 9391 9565
section 3 – CONTACT LIST
Departmental
Office of the Director-General
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9040
8.30am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday
Health System Support Division
Strategic Procurement and Business Development NSW Department of Health
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9435
Media and Communications
Publications Coordinator
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9121
Corporate Governance and Risk Management
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 0477
Shared Services Centre
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9422
Workplace Relations
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9357
Executive and Ministerial Services
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9642
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9177
Legal and Legislative Services
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9605
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9529
Workforce Relations and Management
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9649
Strategic Development Division
Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Office
Locked Mail Bag 961
North Sydney NSW 2059 Telephone: (02) 9391 9307 (MH)
Telephone: (02) 9391 9259 (DA)
Inter-Government and Funding Strategies
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9533
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Primary Health and Community Partnerships
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9184
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Statewide Services Development
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9491
Population Health Division
Aboriginal Health Branch NSW Department of Health Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9502
AIDS and Infectious Diseases Unit
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9250
Bio Preparedness Unit
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9289
Clinical Policy Unit
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9188
Human Tissue Inquiry Line
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: 1800 225 822
Centre for Epidemiology and Research
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9224
Centre for Health Protection
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9934
Communicable Diseases Branch
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9250
Centre for Drugs and Alcohol
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9259
Centre for Oral Health Strategy NSW
PO Box 533
Wentworthville NSW 2145
Telephone: (02) 8821 4300
Environmental Health Unit
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9816 0373
Centre for Health Advancement
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9622
Pharmaceutical Services Branch
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9879 3214
Private Health Care Branch
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9424 5955
Tobacco and Health
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9111
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Health System Quality, Performance and Innovation Division
Strategic Information Management Branch
Clinical Safety Quality and Governance Branch
Quality and Safety Unit
Locked Mail Bag 961
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9689
Telephone: (02) 9391 9200
[email protected]
Health Service Performance Improvement Branch
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9823
Demand and Performance Evaluation
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9714
Clinical Services Redesign Unit
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9878
Locked Mail Bag 961
Telephone: (02) 9391 9529
Health Professionals Registration Boards
Health Professionals Registration Boards brochures, information and/or documents may be accessed from the
Registrars/Secretaries of the Boards by writing at PO Box K599, Haymarket, NSW (1238). Address Level
6, 477 Pitt Street, Sydney. For further enquiries, please contact: email address [email protected]
Health Professionals Registration Boards
Mr Jim Tzannes
Telephone: (02) 9219 0201
Dental Board
Ms Barbara Cameron
Telephone: (02) 9281 0835
Chiropractors Registration Board
Ms Amanda McEacharn
Telephone: (02) 9219 0206
Optical Dispensers Licensing Board
Ms Louise Hardy
Telephone: (02) 9219 0215
Dental Technicians Registration Board
Ms Christine Gursen
Telephone: (02) 9219 0209
Osteopaths Registration Board
Mr Brad Skidmore
Telephone: (02) 9219 0246
Optometrists Registration Board
Ms Christine Gursen
Telephone: (02) 9219 0209
Physiotherapists Registration Board
Ms Sue Hardman
Telephone: (02) 9219 0205
Nurses and Midwives Board
Mr Michael Jaques
Telephone: (02) 9219 0226
Psychologists Registration Board
Ms Mary Shanahan
Telephone: (02) 9219 0204
Pharmacy Board of NSW
Ms Kym Ayscough
Telephone: (02) 9281 7736
Podiatrists Registration Board
Ms Amanda McEacharn
Telephone: (02) 9219 0206
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Area Health Services
Greater Southern Area Health Service
Dr Maggie Jamieson
A/Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 6213 8333
Facsimile: (02) 6213 8444
PO Box 1845
Queanbeyan NSW 2620
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Sydney South West Area Health Service
Mr Mike Wallace
Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 9828 5701
Facsimile: (02) 9828 6987
Locked Mail Bag 7017
Liverpool BC 1871
Greater Western Area Health Service
Mr Danny O’Connor
Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 6841 2217
Facsimile: (02) 6841 2236
PO Box 4061
Dubbo NSW 2830
Sydney West Area Health Service
Ms Heather Gray
Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 4734 2441
Facsimile: (02) 4734 3734
PO Box 63
Penrith NSW 2751
Hunter and New England Area Health Service
Dr Nigel Lyons
Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 4921 4922
Facsimile: (02) 4921 4939
Locked Mail Bag 1
New Lambton NSW 2305
South Eastern Sydney and Illawarra Area
Health Service
Mr Terry Clout
Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 4253 4861
Facsimile: (02) 4253 4878
South Coast Mail Centre NSW 2521
North Coast Area Health Service
Mr Chris Crawford
Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 6620 2217
Facsimile: (02) 6620 2166
Locked Mail Bag 11
Lismore NSW 2480
Northern Sydney and Central Coast Area
Health Service
Mr Matthew Daly
Chief Executive
Telephone: (02) 4320 5353 CC Tues, Wed;
(02) 9926 8237 NS Mon, Thurs, Fri
Locked Bag 2915
Central Coast Business Centre NSW 2252
Statewide Health Services
Ambulance Service of NSW
Mr Greg Rochford
Chief Executive
State Headquarters
Locked Bag Box 105
Rozelle NSW 2039
Telephone: (02) 9320 7601
Facsimile: (02) 9320 7802
Justice Health Service
Ms Julie Babineau
Chief Executive
PO Box 150
Matraville NSW 2036
Telephone: (02) 9700 3005
Facsimile: (02) 9700 3527
The Children’s Hospital at Westmead
Dr Tony Penna
Chief Executive
Westmead NSW 2145
Telephone: (02) 9845 3327
Facsimile: (02) 9845 0510
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
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DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, COMMUNITY SERVICES
The Department of Human Services, Community Services (CS) has produced a number of policy documents
which are listed below. Most are available free of charge to the community from:
Department of Human Services, Community Services
4-6 Cavill Avenue
Ashfield NSW 2131
Postal Address: Locked Bag 4028, Ashfield NSW 2131.
Documents that incur a fee are indicated and their cost (at time of publication) is also detailed. Items marked
with an asterisk (*) are available on the CS website: http://www.community.nsw.gov.au. Where documents
are available on a different website the relevant address has been listed below.
Accountability and Review
Adoption Information
• Accessing adoption information for people who do not have a direct entitlement
• Adoption Act 2000. How it affects you. Post adoption (for adoptions made before 1 January 2010
• Adoption Search Guide. What do I do now?
• Advance Notice Register – for adoptions in NSW which occurred before 2010
• Contact Veto Register – for adoption in NSW which occurred before 26 October 1990
• Fathers whose child was adopted
• Guidelines for the release of adoption information
• How to apply for adoption information (Supply Authority – Social and Medical Information – Reunion
and Information Register) – for adoptions in NSW which occurred before 2010
• Inheriting a deceased person’s rights to adoption information
• Post-Adoption – Adoption Act 2000 – How it Affects You *
• Post-Adoption Search Guide – What Do I Do Now? – cost $10.00
• Post-Adoption Support Service Factsheet
• Reunion and Information Register (previously the Adopted Persons Contact Register)
• Services provided by the Adoption Information Unit (AIU) when the adoptee is under the age of 18 years
– for adoptions that occurred before 2010
Corporate Information
Visiting Delegations Policy*
Governance and Privacy
• Community Services and your privacy*
• Fraud Control Plan *
• Fraud Risk Assessment for Service Providers *
• Guide to Fraud Risk Assessment*
• Privacy Complaint (internal review) Form*
• Responding to Fraud in DoCS Funded Services
Investigation and Review
• Class or Kind Agreement – Commission for Children and Young People (CCYP) September 2009
• Class or Kind Agreement – NSW Ombudsman – under section 25CA of the Ombudsman Act 1974,
February 2010
• Client Complaint Form*
• Client Complaint Process*
• Complaints Operating Framework
• Information Sharing Protocol between the Commonwealth and Child Protection Agencies January 2009
• Letter of Agreement between DoCS and Coronial Services of NSW
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• Managing Allegations Against Employees, Policy and Procedures
• Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Community Services and the Child Death
Review Team, March 2001
• Memorandum of Understanding between the NSW Ombudsman and the Department of Community
Services, June 2003
Legal Services
• Agreement between Police and DoCS regarding section 13AB of the Coroners Act 1980, January 2003
• Memorandum of Understanding between Department of Community Services and the Legal Aid
Commission of NSW
• Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Department of Community Services (DoCS)and the
Federal Magistrates Court of Australia
• Memorandum of Understanding between the Family Court of Australia and DoCS
• Protocol between Department of Community Services and Federal Magistrates Court of Australia
• Protocol between DoCS and the Family Court, June 2005
• Protocol for the conduct by the Crown Solicitor’s Office of Civil Proceedings for the Department of
Community Services
• Protocol for the conduct by the Crown Solicitor’s Office of Prosecutions for the Department of
Community Services
• Protocol for the settlement of court documentation in care proceedings for filing in the Children’s Court
• Protocol for work allocation: The use of legal services as part of care proceedings within the Department
of Community Services
Communities and Early Years
Children’s Services
• Anaphylaxis guidelines for children’s services 2007*
• Application for Assessment of children services Qualifications *
• Building Blocks (quarterly newsletter)*
• Central Licensing Fact Sheet*
• Child Protection training FAQs *
• COAG Early Childhood Education Quality Reforms* (Intergovernmental agreement)
• COAG Regulatory Impact Statement *
• Current list of qualifications that meet the Regulation *
• Discussion paper: Review of the Children’s Services Regulation 2004
• Early Childhood Teacher approval application *
• Early Childhood Teacher Interim Policy 2006*
• Early Years Learning Framework *
• Economic effects of a 1:4 staff-child ratio for under two years old in child care
• Emergency placement (form) *
• Enforcement Actions *
• First Aid course approval process, 2007*
• Framework for constructing meaning – rationale for the practice of relationships : essential provision for
children’s services*
• Frequently asked questions about child care licensing*
• Guide to children’s services licensing*
• Guidelines for advertising*
• How the NSW Curriculum Framework relates to the EYLF *
• Introduction of a 1:4 staff to child ratio for children under two years of age *
• Information on licence fees*
• Licence application guide for existing school-based preschools or children’s services 2008*
• Licence fees policy *
• Licensing of school-based preschools/Children’s Services FAQs *
• Licensing forms and guides (various)*
• National Partnership Agreement on the National Quality Agenda for Early Childhood Education and
Care *
• National Partnership Agreement ‘Update from DEEWR – developments in 2010’ *
• National Standards for Out of School Hours Care
• Notices required under the Regulations – various forms *
• NSW – Commonwealth Agreement on Early Childhood Education (COAG Agreement)*
• NSW Curriculum Framework for children’s services – The Practice of relationships – essential
provisions for Children’s Services *
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OSHC questions and answers *
Out of School Hours Care Service Registration Application form *
Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) Change of Details for Registered Service form *
Prosecution policy and guidelines*
Qualifications for cooks in children’s services*
Report on Children’s services targeted compliance monitoring campaign*
Service Analysis and Business Development Resource Manual, December 2007
Step by step Guide to Children’s Service Licensing*
Strategic compliance monitoring and enforcement framework*
Supporting Children with Additional Needs (SCAN) brochures and posters (languages available: English,
Vietnamese, Croatian, Turkish, Macedonian, Arabic and Chinese) (for Children’s Services Program
funding see Funding and Contracting Strategy and Reform)
Communities
• Community Builders Program Guidelines 2009 *(www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov.au)
• Families NSW Evaluation Framework 2008 * (www.families.nsw.gov.au)
• Families NSW Planning Guidelines 2007
• Families NSW Program Overview 2009
• Families NSW Results Logic Diagram
• Families NSW Volunteer Home Visiting Summary and Key Directions Paper *
(www.families.nsw.gov.au)
• Integrated Domestic and Family Violence Services Program Overview
• Memorandum of Understanding between Staying Home Leaving Violence Government Partners
• Memorandum of Understanding between the Minister for Community Services and the Minster for
Health regarding joint funding for the Aboriginal Maternal and Infant Health Strategy (AMIHS)
• SHLV Program Overview 2010 *
• SHLV Results Logic Diagram *
• Working Together for NSW; An Agreement between the NSW Government and NSW Non Government
Human Services Organisations *(www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov.au)
Funding and Contracting Strategy and Reform Directorate
• 2008/09 Supported Accommodation Assistant Program (SAAP) service specification Template*
• 2009/10, 2010/11 Service Agreement – update *
• Brighter Futures, Performance Monitoring Framework, Calendar Template
• Brighter Futures, Performance Monitoring Framework, Self Assessment Template
• Brighter Futures, Performance Monitoring Framework, User Guide
• Brighter Futures Program Guidelines*
• Brighter Futures Program Service Specification Template
• Children’s Services Program (CSP), Preschool Service Specification Template
• CSP, Preschool Service Specification User Guide
• CSP, Non-preschool Service Specification Template
• CSP, Non-preschool Service Specification user Guide
• CSP, Performance Monitoring Framework, Self Assessment Template
• CSP, Performance Monitoring Framework, Calendar Template
• CSP, Performance Monitoring Framework, User Guide
• CSP, Annual Data Collection, FAQs*
• DoCS Contractual Arrangements with Consortia/Partnerships *
• DoCS Funding Policy (August 2005) *
• DoCS Performance Monitoring Framework
• Draft Service Analysis and Business Development (SABD) Resource Manual and Workbook*
• Good Practice Guidelines for DoCS Funded Services Manual*
• Good Practice Guidelines for DoCS Funded Services – priority grid template*
• Good Practice Guidelines for DoCS Funded Services – quality workplan template*
• Good Practice Guidelines for DoCS Funded Services – self-assessment workbook template*
• Guide for Service Providers to the Youth Drug and Alcohol Court Program
• Guide to assist regional staff in the funding negotiations, establishment and ongoing monitoring of Outof-Home Care Services
• Guide to Tools used for Performance Monitoring Framework for DoCS Funded Services*
• Guidelines for Partnerships and Planning Teams 2007/08 – Annual Performance Report – update
• Information about DoCS Funding*
• Management of uncommitted program funds
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OOHC Funded Services*
OOHC Funding Rollout: Seminar for NGOs*
Out-of-home Care Header Agreement*
Out-of-home Care Header Agreement 2006-2008
Out-of-home Care Program Guidelines*
Out-of-home Care Program Guidelines 2007
Out-of-home Care Service Specification 2008*
Performance based approach to Out-of-home Care funding*
Performance Monitoring Framework for FamiliesNSW User Guide
Performance Monitoring Framework for FamiliesNSW Self Assessment Template
Performance Monitoring Framework for FamiliesNSW Letters Templates
Performance Monitoring Framework for FamiliesNSW Performance Improvement Plan Template
Policy for responding to fraud in DoCS funded services
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) preschool and long day care communiqués*
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) new preschool funding roll-out
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) per child funding rates*
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) preschool funding review template
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) preschool funding model FAQs*
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) preschool funding review template
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) preschool funding model principles*
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) preschool funding review guidelines
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP), Summary of range of rates for each NSW LGA*
Preschool Investment and Reform Plan (PIRP) working version of preschool funding model*
Protocol between Department of Community Services through SAAP Service Providers, NSW Police
Service and NSW Health, for provision of services to homeless people who are affected or addicted to
alcohol and/or other drugs
Protocol for Homeless People in Public Places
SAAP Innovation and Investment Fund 2007/08 Service Specification Template
SAAP Innovation and Investment 2008/09 Service Specification Template
SAAP Performance Monitoring Framework FAQs*
SCAN Program Guidelines – Appendix K*
SCAN Performance Monitoring Framework, Self Assessment Template
SCAN Performance Monitoring Framework, Calendar Template
SCAN Performance Monitoring Framework, User Guide
Service Specification Template for Families NSW
Service Specification Templates for Getting It Together and Youth Drug and Alcohol Court
Supported Accommodation Assistance Program (SAAP) Program Guidelines *
Supporting Children with Additional Needs (SCAN) Program Guidelines*
Supporting Children with Additional Needs (SCAN) Program Service Specification Template
Transfer of auspice
Writing a project brief
Understanding financial statements
Operations
Adoption and Permanent Care Services
• Adoption Information Package (includes Considering Adoption Booklet) – cost $40.00
• Mandatory Information for Birth Parents
• Mandatory Information for Children
• Mandatory Information for Intrafamily Adoption*
• Thinking about Adoption Newsletter*
Operations
• Aboriginal Community Engagement Guidelines: Guidelines to assist Joint Investigation Response Teams
(JIRTs) to develop a community engagement plan with Aboriginal communities in their local area
• Casework Practice is an electronic collection of documents on the Department’s operational procedures
on child protection, out-of-home care and early intervention
• Domestic Violence Brochure, May 2005 (languages available: Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Dar, Dinka,
English, Farsi, Fijian, Korean, Macedonian, Russian, Samoan, Somali, Spanish, Tamil, Tongan, Turkish
and Vietnamese)
• Guideline for external providers of psychological services to Community Services
• Helpline Rules is an electronic collection of internal procedures and processes for use by Helpline staff
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• “Information sharing between NSW Health and NSW Department of Community Services in relation to
persons participating in opioid treatment (methadone or buprenorphine) who have care and responsibility
for children under 16 years of age in order to assess potential risk of harm under the Children and Young
Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998” Protocol
• Informed consent
• Interstate Child Protection Warrants Protocol, 21 March 2002
• JIRT Aboriginal Consultation Protocol: Guidelines for utilising Aboriginal staff for JIRT Consultation
• Joint Investigation Response Teams (JIRT) Physical Abuse Criteria
• Joint Investigation Response Team Policy and Procedure Manual
• Mandatory Reporter Guide*
• Memorandum of Understanding between Commissioner of Police, the Director-General of Community
Services and the Director-General of Health concerning JIRT
• Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Department of Community Services (DoCS) and
Commonwealth Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations for
Neighbourhood Model Occasional Care funding
Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care on Children and Young Persons with a Disability
• Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Department of Community Services (DoCS) and NSW
Health on prioritising access to health services for children and young people for whom the Minister for
Community Services has parental responsibility or the Director-General of DoCS has parental or care
responsibility relating to residence and/or medical issues
NSW Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) on children and young people who are under the parental
responsibility of the Minister for Community Services and are clients of the Department of Juvenile
Justice
• Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Department of Community Services (DoCS), Department
of Education, Catholic Education Commission and the Association of Independent Schools on mandatory
reporting for the education sector
• Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Department of Education and Training and NSW
Department of Community Services (DoCS) in relation to educational services for children and young
people in Out-of-Home Care
• Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Community Services and Participating
Churches in NSW: Allegations of Sexual Abuse/Assault involving a child or young person by a Church
Worker
• Memorandum of Understanding between the Director General of the Department of Health, Director
General of the Department of Community Services, Director General of the Department of Juvenile
Justice, Commissioner of Police and Director General of the Department of Education and Training in
the State of NSW – Regarding NSW Health Funded Programs for Children Aged 10 or Over and Young
People who Sexually Assault Other Children
• NSW Housing and Human Services Accord between the Department of Housing and NSW Human
Service Agencies. The Accord provides an umbrella for the following Operating Agreements to which
DoCS is a signatory:
– Tamworth Shared Access Trial Operating Agreement
– Housing First Regional Operating Agreement
– Moree Shared Access Trial Operating Agreement
– Juniperina Housing Accord
– Young People Leaving Care, Maitland Regional Operating Agreement
– Dilwinya Regional Operating Agreement
• Parent Responsibility Contracts Agency Information Sheet
• Parent Responsibility Contracts Parent Information Sheet
• Permanency Planning Guidelines
• Practice Guidelines for Caseworkers on Child Neglect
• Procedures for the use of Psychotropic Medication *
• Protocol for the Transfer of Child Protection Orders and Proceedings and Interstate Assistance, 13
August 2007
• Provision of Mental Health Services to People with Developmental Disabilities: Protocol between DoCS
and NSW Mental Health Services
• Risk of Harm Report (fax form) *
• Service Agreement for external psychological service providers
• Supporting someone who experiences Domestic Violence Brochure, May 2007
(languages available: Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese)
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• Youth Protocol (Case Management Protocol between Commonwealth Agencies and State Authorities for
Unsupported Young People)
Disaster Welfare Services
• Ageing, Disability and Home Care and Community Services – Supporting Arrangements for Disaster
Welfare Services
• Department of Human Services Policy – Redeployment of Human Service Agency staff to Disaster
Welfare Operations
• Disaster Relief Grants Information Package (Fact Sheet)*
• Drought Household Assistance – fact sheet
• Housing NSW and Community Services – Supporting Arrangements for Disaster Welfare Services
• Immediate Assistance Policy
• Immediate Assistance – Temporary Accommodation Guidelines
• Memorandum of Understanding between NSW Department of Community Services (DoCS) and the
Australian Red Cross, The Salvation Army, St Vincent de Paul Society, ADRA Australia and Anglicare
regarding Disaster Recovery Services
• Revised Drought Assistance Guidelines – February 2006
Policy and Planning
Child Protection
• Child Neglect Policy*
• Child Wellbeing and Child Protection – NSW Interagency Guidelines* and at (http://www.keepthemsafe.
nsw.gov.au/interagency_guidelines
• Guidelines for Responding to a Report about a Child or Young Person who has displayed Sexually
Abusive Behaviour towards another Child or Young Person
• Information Sharing Protocol between the Commonwealth and Child Protection Agencies
• Making a child protection report- guidance and fact sheet, Child Wellbeing and Child Protection – NSW
Interagency Guidelines* and at (http://www.keepthemsafe.nsw.gov.au/reporting_children_at_risk)
• National Framework for Protecting Australia’s Children 2009-2020*
• Registered Sex Offenders Policy
• Responding to Prenatal Reports Policy, March 2008
• Online Mandatory Reporter Guide* (http://www.community.nsw.gov.au/kts/guidelines/reporting/mrg2.
htm)
• Sibling Safety Policy
• Structured Decision Making® in CS; Child Protection Services Policy and Procedure Manual: NSW
Community Services Screening and Response Priority Pilot (last updated 9 Dec 2009).
Out of Home Care
• Carer Allowances (fact sheet)*
• Case Management Policy*
• Child Protection and Out of Home Care Caseworker Policy Manual
• Charter of Rights for 7 to 12 year olds*
• Charter of Rights for 13 to 18 year olds*
• Child Protection and Out-of-home Care (Draft-March 2008)
• DoCS Case Management Policy *
• Financial Support for Children and Young People in Out-of-home Care: Guidelines and Policy
• Framework for the Future of Out-of-home Care in NSW*
• Guidance Note on Contact
• Guidelines for the Release of Adoption Information *
• Ministerial Guidelines for the Provision of Assistance After Leaving Out-of-home Care (May 2008)*
• Out-of-home Care: Legal Assistance for Carers (fact sheet)
• Out-of-home Care: Release of Placement Information (fact sheet)
• Out-of-home Care: Sole Parent Responsibility (fact sheet)
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – Family Preservation/Intensive Support *
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – General Foster Care Services *
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – Intensive Foster Care Services *
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – Intensive Residential Treatment *
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – Relative/Kin Care *
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – Residential Accommodation *
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – Supported Family Group Home *
• Out-of-home Care Service Model – Supported Independent Living *
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Out-of-home Care Service Model – Wrap Around Services *
Performance Based Approach to Out-of-home Care Funding
Permanency Planning Policy *
Placement of Siblings in Out-of-home Care Policy*
Practice guide for Working with Clients from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD)
Backgrounds
Procedures for the Use of Psychotropic Medication for a Child or Young Person in Out-of-home Care
Reference for Contact for Children and Young People in Out-of-home Care
Respite Care Policy
Service Provision Guidelines Out-of-home care (draft)*
Your Next Step: information for young people leaving care (booklet)
Planning and Corporate Performance
• Brighter Futures Early Intervention Program Evaluation, Interim Report (March 2010)*
• Business Planning Template 2009-10
• Costing Manual for Child and Family Services in NSW *
• DoCS Collaborative Research Program Guidelines *
• DoCS Evaluation Guidelines
• DoCS Guidelines for External Researchers *
• DoCS Research Agenda 2006/2009 *
• DoCS Research Ethics Guidance *
• Economic Evaluation guidelines *
• Evaluation Plan: Early Intervention Program*
• Guidelines for Directorate Business Planning in DoCS (January 2007)
• Guidelines for Requesting Statistical Information
Prevention and Early Intervention
• About the Brighter Futures program – key facts*
• Being a parent can be tough (for parents and families) – also available in 12 community languages:
Arabic, Chinese, Dari, Dinka, Farsi, Korean, Spanish, Somali, Samoan, Tamil, Turkish and Vietnamese*
• Brighter Futures Caseworker Manual
• Brighter Futures Caseworker Manual (abbreviated version) *
• Brighter Futures Service Provision Guidelines *
• Guidelines for working with perpetrators of domestic and family violence in Brighter Futures
• Information for parents fact sheet – also available in 12 community languages: Arabic, Chinese, Dari,
Dinka, Farsi, Korean, Spanish, Somali, Samoan, Tamil, Turkish and Vietnamese*
• Raising a Family Can Be Hard (for Aboriginal parents and families)*
Service Capacity
Finance and Administration Services
• Fitout and Construction Management Guidelines
• Government Energy Management Strategy
• Procurement and Purchasing Policy for the Supply of Goods and Services
• Total Asset Management Strategy
• Travel Management Policy and Procedures
• Waste Reduction and Recycling Strategy
• Workplace Office Accommodation Standards
Service Capacity
• Code of Conduct and Ethics
• DoCS Aboriginal Strategic Commitment 2006-2011
• DoCS Multicultural Strategic Commitment 2008-2013*
• Working with Aboriginal People and Communities – A Practice Resource*
(http://www.community.nsw.gov.au/DOCSWR/_assets/main/documents/WORKING_WITH_
ABORIGINAL.PDF)
The most recent Department of Community Services Statement of Affairs is published in the Department’s
2008/2009 Annual Report. It can be downloaded from
http://www.community.nsw.gov.au/annual_report/index.htm.
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All enquiries under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 in relation to the Department of Human Services,
Community Services or in relation to any information contained in this Summary or in the Statement of Affairs,
should be directed to:
Freedom of Information Unit
Department of Human Services, Community Services
4-6 Cavill Avenue
(Locked Bag 4028)
Ashfield NSW 2131
Telephone: (02) 9716 2662
Fax:
(02) 9716 3400
Enquiries can be made by telephone, fax or in person between the hours of 8.30 am and 5.00 pm Monday to
Friday (except public holidays).
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HUMAN SERVICES, HOUSING NSW
This document constitutes the Summary of Affairs as at June 2010, prepared in accordance with section 14 of
the Freedom of Information Act 1989 for Human Services, Housing NSW and an associated statutory authority,
the New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation (“The Corporation”). The Corporation has not appointed
members and its affairs are managed by the Chief Executive of Human Services, Housing NSW.
SECTION 1 – POLICY DOCUMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS
CORPORATE
About the Housing NSW Youth Action Plan 2010-2014
Annual Reports – 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04, 2004/05, 2006/07, 2007/08, 2008/09
Commitment to Improving Service Delivery to Aboriginal People – booklet and poster (April 2010)
Consultation Paper Future Directions Tenant Participation Program
Housing NSW: Did You Know? Brochure (February 2008)
Environmental Sustainability Consultation Paper (February 2008)
Ethnic Affairs Priorities Statement – 2004-2009 EAPS Plan
Green Street Program brochure (November 2009)
NSW Government New Directions in Social Housing for Older People
Housing Today
60 Years of Public Housing
Aboriginal Service Delivery Commitment and Action Plan (2009-2014)
Housing NSW Corporate Plan 2007/08 – 2009/10 Highlights (January 2008)
Housing NSW Corporate Plan 2007/08 – 2009/10 (March 2008)
NSW Housing Youth Achievement Awards 2007/08
NSW Housing Youth Achievement Awards 2008 (September 2008)
NSW Housing Youth Scholarships 2011 (June 2010)
NAIDOC Week 2007 Story Telling Competition poster
NAIDOC Week 2008 poster (July 2008)
New Direction in Affordable Housing for the Inner West (March 2008)
New Direction in Building Stronger Communities (January 2007)
NSW Housing and Human Services Accord between Housing NSW and NSW Human Service Agencies
brochure
Housing for the Future DVD (February 2008)
Housing NSW Art Exhibition Catalogue (March 2008)
5th National Housing Conference Info Pack (February 2008)
Services We Offer (January 2008)
State Budget 2010-2011 Housing NSW commentary (May 2010)
Housing NSW Code of Conduct and Ethics (October 2009)
Statement of Business Ethics (September 2009)
Membership on NGO Boards
State Budget 2009/10: Housing NSW Budget Commentary (June 2009)
2009/10 Housing NSW Budget Stakeholders presentation
Disability Action Plan – May 2009 consultation draft
Disability Action Plan (December 2009)
Accounting Circulars:
Accounting for superannuation (June 2009)
Land under roads (June 2009)
Accounting for the new maintenance contract (June 2009)
New maintenance contracts (October 2008)
Demolition costs (July 2008)
GST Circulars:
Parking Space Levy
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Financial Policies:
Salary overpayment (Accounting) (May 2009)
Assets held for sale
Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan
Procurement and Probity Strategy (2009)
Reshaping Public Housing Reform
New South Wales Government’s Plan for Reshaping Public Housing
New South Wales Housing and Human Services Accord
Housing and Human Services Accord Trial Shared Access Schedule
Shared Access Trials Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (11 April 2007)
Housing and Human Services Accord Shared Access Trials Mid-Term Report (July 2007)
Accord e-Newsletter Issue 1 (November 2007)
Accord e-Newsletter Issue 2 (January 2009)
Accord Resource Kit for Partner Agencies (2009)
Client Information Sharing Schedule (2010)
Discussion Papers (available on www.housing.nsw.gov.au)
National Housing Conference 1999
National Affordable Housing Conference 2005
Professional Policy and Practice Partnership
Reports and Papers (available on www.housing.nsw.gov.au)
Changes to Family Payments from 1 July 2000
Dubbo Transformation Strategy Research Report (April 2010)
2003 Multilateral Commonwealth State Housing Agreement – between Commonwealth and New South
Wales
NSW – Commonwealth State Housing Agreement – Bilateral Agreement 2003-04 to 2007-08
NSW Department of Housing Reconciliation Information Kit
Regional Homelessness Action Plan 2010-2014 Planning Framework (Dec 09)
Rip-Off to Right-on: Re-orienting project managers, service providers and builders undertaking work
affecting ATSI communities
2008/2009 NSW Budget Commentary on the Housing Policy and Assistance Program (available on the
internal website only)
A Bountiful Harvest – Community Gardens and Neighbourhood Renewal in Waterloo
High Rise Strategy Paper – May 2005
Miscellaneous
Indigenous Outreach Posters – Greater Western Sydney (October 2005)
Fire Week Drawing Competition (October 2005)
Paying Your Rent DL flier (August 2007)
Living in a Community DL flier (August 2007)
Pride in Your Home DL flier (August 2007)
Visitors in Your Home DL flier (August 2007)
Leaving Your Home DL Flier (August 2007)
Questions and Answers about Public Housing for Inmates booklet (September 2007)
Invitation – Dubbo Home Buyers Evening (April 2008)
Links2Leadership poster (April 2008)
Links 2Leadership application form (April 2008)
Links2Leadership guidelines (April 2008)
NSW Housing and Human Services Accord DL Flyer (October 2007)
Job Information Kit (October 08)
Payment Options DL Flyer (April 2009)
Careers Overview Webpage – November 2009
Aboriginal Employment Opportunities Brochure – August 2009
Aboriginal mentoring Program Webpage – August 2009
Study Time Webpage – August 2009
2009/10 Housing NSW Budget Stakeholders Presentation
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Link Point
Link Point content (website only)
Advertising
Property assessment survey on residential properties (August 2007)
Disposal goods for deceased tenant (September-October 2007)
Public exhibition of Pesticides Plan (November 2007)
Public notice of contract summary of Bonnyrigg (November 2007)
Tender – Service Provider for Care Call NSW (November 2007)
5th National Housing Conference – What are the real issues for housing (February 2008)
Tender – Maintenance Services for Residential Properties (February 2008)
Invitation to attend Affordable Housing Workshops (May 2008)
Tender – NSW Community Housing Standards and Accreditation (May 2008)
Tender – Housing NSW Onsite Interpreter Services (February 2008)
Tender – Service Delivery Channel Strategy (August 2008)
Tender – Maintenance in Greater Western Sydney (June 2008)
Tender – Accreditation Services for Community Housing (July 2008)
Tender – Housing Communities Program Grants (July 2008)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships 2008 (September 2008)
Tender – Provision of temporary resources for knowledge base project (November 2008)
Wauhope headleasing properties (December 2008)
Sale of 99 year leases on Millers Point Houses (October/November 2008)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarship Program 2010 (May 2009)
Tender – GIS (February 2009)
Tender – Stimulus Package – Multi-unit Development (March 2009)
CRA for AHO tenants (March 2009)
Tender – Stimulus Package – Multi-unit Development (March 2009)
Tender – Stimulus Package – Newcastle (March 2009)
Tender – Stimulus Package – Bathurst (March 2009)
Tender – Stimulus Package – Coffs Harbour (March 2009)
Tender – Stimulus Package – general regional ad (March 2009)
Tender – Stimulus Package – tender ad (April 2009)
Restricted parking – Macquarie Park (June 2009)
EOI – Headleasing Central Coast-Hunter (June 2009)
EOI – Headleasing Illawarra (June 2009)
EOI – Headleasing Coffs Harbour (June 2009)
Dapto Office relocation (June 2009)
Tender – CSD/GWSD Garden Maintenance (June 2009)
Hunter offices move (July 2009)
EOI – Stimulus sub-contractor (July 2009)
EOI – Headleasing Illawarra (August 2009)
EOI – Calling for private Rental Properties – Tamworth (July 2009)
Tender – Stimulus package – head contractor services (July 2009)
Aboriginal advisors EOI – GWS (August 2009)
Uncollected Goods – Gazal (Maroubra) (August 2009)
Uncollected Goods – Doole (Lalor Park) (August 2009)
On site Inspection – Port Macquarie (August 2009)
EOI – Camperdown Project (Common Ground) (August 2009)
Tender – Panel of REC agents (September 2009)
EOI – Headleasing Coffs Harbour (September 2009)
EOI – Headleasing Kempsey (September 2009)
EOI Premier’s Council on Homelessness (September 2009)
EOI – HAC members (September 2009)
Tender – SW Sydney Youth Hub (September 2009)
Working with Minto (November 2009)
Tender – Community housing NBESP (December 2009)
Telopea Info Session (November 2009)
Application extinguishment restrictive covenant (December 2009)
Inner-city Assertive Outreach Service (December 2009)
Tender – Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Neighbourhood Link Service (May 2010)
Tender – Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Refurbishment Works (June 2010)
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Tender – Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Security Service (June 2010)
Tender – Newcastle Outreach Service (January 2010)
Closure of Broadway office (January 2010)
Tender – Green Street tree supply (February 2010)
Tender – Green Street planting (February 2010)
Tender – Housing Communities Program – Mt Druitt (February 2010)
Blackett lane closure (February 2010)
Tender – Sale of vacant land for construction of affordable housing (March 2010)
Macquarie Fields road closure (March and April 2010)
Uncollected goods – Bishop (March 2010)
Uncollected goods – Greenwood (March 2010)
Attention landlords: properties wanted Coffs Harbour/Uranga (April 2010)
Tender – Neighbourhood Links Service (May 2010)
Tender – Management of Airds Sports Centre (June 2010)
Helping You Take the Next Step in Your Career
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mentoring Program (brochure + poster) November 2007
We’re Looking for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Staff brochure (January 2008)
HOME PURCHASE ADVISORY SERVICE AND MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE
Policy Documents
HomeFund Policies Manual
Mortgage Assistance Scheme Guidelines
Publications
Application for Mortgage Assistance
Guide to Purchasing Your Home: The A-Z of Home Purchase (updated April 2010)
Home Buyer’s Budget Planner (updated April 2010)
Home Buyer’s Checklist (updated April 2010)
Financing Your Home Purchase (updated April 2010)
A Guide to the Costs of Home Purchase (updated April 2010)
Buying Land and Building a Home (updated April 2010)
Mortgage Assistance Scheme (updated April 2010)
Home Purchase Advisory Service – August 2007
Home Purchase Advisory Service Banner
Home Purchase Assistance for Public Housing Tenants (Fact Sheet – updated August 2006)
Home Purchase Advice fact sheet (updated March 2008)
Mortgage Assistance Scheme fact sheet (updated March 2008)
If you have any questions about the publications please contact the HCC directly on toll free 1300 468 746
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm.
Reports
Housing and Human Services Accord Summary Consultation Report and Government Response
Housing and Human Services Accord Discussion Paper
Invitation to Non-Government Organisations to consult on the Accord
Tenancy Guarantee
Tenancy Guarantee Information for Landlords and Agents brochure – September 2007
Tenancy Guarantee Information for Referral Agencies fact sheet – September 2007
Tenancy Guarantee fact sheet – September 2007
HOUSING ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH
Housing Analysis and Research within Housing NSW produced the following reports, which are available
on the Internet.
Rent and Sales Reports
Issues No: 1 – 91
Reports and Papers
Boarding House Upgrade program (Brochure Guidelines, Application Form, Deed of Agreement)
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PRODUCT STRATEGY AND DEVELOPMENT
International Day of People with a Disability 2006 available at
http://www.internationaldayofpeoplewithadisability.com.au
Ethnic Affairs Priorities Statement – 2004-2009 EAPS Plan www.housing.nsw.gov.au
Block Booking Interpreter Service – Timetable available on www.housing.nsw.gov.au
Links to Leadership Program Flier and information package
Link Point Poster and Fliers 2007
Private Rental Brokerage Service Policy
Tenancy Guarantee Policy
Private Rental Brokerage Service (DL Brochure)
Private Rental: Your Housing Needs (Fact Sheet)
Private Rental: Documents You Need (Fact Sheet)
Private Rental: Finding a Property (Fact Sheet)
Private Rental: Inspecting a Property (Fact Sheet)
Private Rental: Steps to Renting (Fact Sheet)
Private Rental: Tenant Databases (Fact Sheet)
Private Rental Brokerage Service Referral Form
Tenancy Guarantee Application Form
Tenancy Guarantee Claim Form
Private Rental Brokerage Service Acceptance Letter
Private Rental Brokerage Service Application Declined Letter
Tenancy Guarantee Offer Letter
Tenancy Guarantee Application Declined Letter
Tenancy Guarantee Activation Letter
Tenancy Guarantee Expiry (Landlord) Letter
Tenancy Guarantee Expiry (Client) Letter
Tenancy Guarantee Debt (Client) letter
Tenancy Guarantee Approval of Claim (agent/landlord) letter
Tenancy Guarantee Non-approval of Claim (Client) letter
Tenancy Guarantee Non-approval of Claim (Agent/Landlord) letter
Housing NSW Tenant Connect Brochure
Start Safely Brochure – December 2009
Start Safely Presentation – May 2010
THE HOMELESSNESS UNIT
Joint Guarantee of Service for People with Mental Health Problems and Disorders
Joint Guarantee of Service for People with Mental Health Problems and Disorders – Living in Aboriginal,
Community and Public Housing (2003). Jointly published with Department of Health. Available on
Housing NSW website and NSW Health website.
Newsletter October 2003, June 2004, July 2005, March 2006
Making JGOS Work: Operations Manual
JGOS Reference Guide
JGOS Templates
JGOS Quick Links site
JGOS Brochure
The Camperdown Project fact sheet (November 2009)
The Camperdown Project Residents’ Newsletter – Nov 2009, Feb 2010, May 2010, June 2010
Camperdown Project update (November 2009)
Partnership Against Homelessness
Homelessness Implementation Plan Fact Sheet
NSW Homelessness Action Plan 2009-2014
NSW Homelessness Action Plan 2009-2014 – Fact Sheet
NSW Homelessness Regional Action Plan Fact Sheet
EOI – NSW Premier’s Council on Homelessness
Terms of Reference – NSW Premier’s Council on Homelessness
Application form – NSW Premier’s Council on Homelessness
Handbook – NSW Premier’s Council on Homelessness
Partnership Against Homelessness – Fact Sheet
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Inner City Homelessness Action Plan – Fact Sheet
Inner City Homelessness Action Plan Phase 2 (2007)
After Hours Temporary Accommodation Line – Information Sheet
Emergency Temporary Accommodation – Fact Sheet
Protocol for Homeless People in Public Places – Fact Sheet – 2007
Inner City Homelessness Outreach and Support Service – Fact Sheet
Staying Home, Leaving Violence (East Sydney) Service Brochure
Assistance Protocol for Residential Park Closures (September 2007)
Guidelines for field staff to assist people living in severe domestic squalor (August 2007)
The Signpost – ‘Hunter’ Assessment and Referral Service
Pre – Booked Temporary Accommodation Trial Frequently Asked Questions Inmate Notification
(Greater Western Sydney Division) – Fact Sheet
HOUSING APPEALS COMMITTEE
Housing Appeals Committee Brochure – update and reprint (Feb 2005)
Annual Overview 2005/2006 – February 2007
Reviewing Decisions Poster – January 2007
Housing Appeals Committee ‘About Us’, “Who is the HAC” overview, and ‘Contact Us’ webpages –
August 2009
‘We have moved’ flyer – November 2009
Housing Appeals Committee ‘How to Appeal’ webpage – November 2009
Housing Appeals Committee Second Level Appeal Form – November 2009
Member Recruitment: advertisement, position description and application form – October 2009
Advertisement – Community Agencies Information Forum, invitation and Registration Form – November
2009
Appeal Summary for Community Housing Providers Form – September 2009
REDEVELOPMENTS (www.housing.nsw.gov.au)
Dubbo
West Dubbo Master Plan – (April 2008)
Macquarie Fields Sales Strategy – Fact Sheet (2008)
Minto Renewal Project
Your Questions Answered – Questions and Answers / Map (September 2005)
The Minto Messenger Newsletter – Dec 2005, Aug 2006
Concept Plan – approved 30/6/06 – on display
Rehousing Staging Plan – approved 30/6/06 – on display
Concept Plan Consultations – September 2005, December 2005
Elizabeth Street-Redfern
Fact Sheets (221Kb PDF)
Questions and Answers (54Kb PDF)
Request for Tenders – Redfern East Main Works Construction Contract (March 2009)
Masterplan 3D Image (1.16Mb)
Questions and Answers (37Kb PDF)
Abbotsford and Concord
Letter to tenants – March 2008
Fact Sheet – March 2008
Questions and Answers – March 2008
Ambarvale/Rosemeadow
Ambarvale/Rosemeadow tenants fact sheet (November 2009)
Rosemeadow tenants fact sheet (November 2009)
Rosemeadow newsletter (November 2009)
Glebe
Glebe Redevelopment Project Fact sheet – April 2008
Millers Point
An Oral History of Millers Point – April 2008
Conservation Management Guidelines for Millers Point (Volumes I, II &III) – April 2008
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New direction for affordable Housing for the Inner West Fact Sheet – March 2008
Millers Point Long Term Leasing handbook – September 2008
Announcement of Lease Sales – Nov 2008, March 2010
Letter to Boarding House Residents (May to Oct 2009)
Ministerial Announcement (Feb 2010)
Southern NSW
Southern NSW Redevelopment Projects fact sheet (August 08)
Bonnyrigg Living Communities Project
Fact Sheets (English, Arabic, Chinese, Khmer, Spanish and Vietnamese)
Bonnyrigg Living Communities Project – Frequently Asked Questions – March 2006
Request for Detailed Proposals Volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4 – 19 September 2005
What You Told Us Brochure – August 2005
Living Communities Project Newsletter: issues 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14 (Arabic, Khmer, Spanish, Lao and
Vietnamese)
Fact Sheet – August 2005
Frequently Asked Questions – August 2005
Tenants’ Frequently Asked Questions – Tenancy Management – November 2005
Tenants’ Frequently Asked Questions – February 2006
Lilyfield Redevelopment Project
Community Consultation Information Boards – April 2008
Invitation to the Community Exhibition flier (August 2008)
Media announcement – More homes for people in need in the inner West – November 2008
Letter to near neighbours – Community Exhibition (April 2008)
Newsletter – June 2009
Camperdown Redevelopment Project
Letter to near neighbours – Community exhibition (August 2008)
Invitation to the Community Exhibition Flier (August 2008)
Common Ground (Alexandria Terraces) Project
Media Statement – September 2009
Questions and Answers for Tenants – October 2009
Port Macquarie Redevlopment Project
Community Consultation Information Board (February 2009)
Telopea Urban Renewal Project
Advertisement for Community Display and Information Session (November 2009)
Flyer for Community Display and Information Session (November 2009)
Community Display and Information Session Boards (November 2009)
Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan (on www.housing.nsw.gov.au)
All information relating to Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan is available on the website www.housing.
nsw.gov.au.
Residents and Applicants Information
Short film: More Homes for More People (June 2009)
Tenant Relocation Case Studies (September 2009)
Tenant Group Forum Presentation 15 June 2009 (June 2009)
Questions and Answers from NBESP Tenant Group Forum 15 June 2009 (June 2009)
Relocation information for residents, questions and answers (April 2009)
Applicant questions and answers – Fact Sheet (October 2009)
Maintenance questions and answers (April 2009)
Letters to Councils – July 2009
Notice of Rehousing – April 2009 to August 2009
Industry Information
Industry case studies (September 2009)
TAFE/Housing NSW pre-apprentice partnership program case studies (September 2009)
Indicative Information for Building Materials Suppliers – Presentation (May 2009)
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Private Sector Opportunities (NSW) Fact Sheet (April 2009)
Manufacturer and Supplier Information Session Presentation (April 2009)
Manufacturer and Supplier Information Session 3 April 2009 – Questions and Answers (April 2009)
Information Sessions Presentation – Land and Multi-Unit Development Packages (March 2009)
Questions and Answers – Land and Multi-Unit Development Packages – 27 March 2009 (March 2009)
Questions and Answers – Land and Multi-Unit Development Packages – 7 April 2009 (April 2009)
How building work is being tendered for social housing under the Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan
(March 2009)
Community Housing Information
Community Housing Forum Presentation (May 2009)
Forum Questions and Answers (May 2009)
CLIENT SERVICE STRATEGY (available on www.housing.nsw.gov.au)
Policy
Tenant Charges Policy
Charging Rent Policy
Water Usage Charges Policy
Rent Subsidy Non-Disclosure Policy
Account Management Policy
Policy Supplement – Account Management and Tenancy Charges
Starting a Tenancy Policy
During a Tenancy Policy
Changing a Tenancy Policy
Ending a Tenancy Policy
Policy Supplement – Tenancy
Privacy and Information Sharing Policy
Children and Young People at Risk Policy
Client Service Delivery and Appeals Policy
Policy Supplement – Client Service Delivery
Housing Assistance Options Policy
Eligibility for Social Housing Policy
Managing the Housing Register Policy
Matching and Offering a Property to a Client Policy
Private Rental Assistance Policy
Policy Supplement – Social Housing Eligibility, Products and Allocations
Acquiring new Public Housing
Headleasing
Sale of Homes
Alterations to a Home
Painting (Internal)
Pay Television satellite Dishes and Antennas
Asbestos
Lead Paint
Tenant Repair Costs
Modifications
Housing Pathways (available on website: www.housingpathways.nsw.gov.au)
Outline of the Housing Pathways Strategy (June 2010)
Housing Pathways Framework for No. Wrong Doors Protocol (March 2010)
Housing Pathways Bulletin – Numbers 1 to 8
Brochures and Fact Sheets
Aboriginal Employment Opportunities
Aboriginal Housing (Updated May 2010)
About Community Housing – DL brochure (January 2010)
Alterations to your home (April 2010)
Ambarvale Rosemeadow Upgrading Project – Sept 2009
Applying for public housing when you are a former tenant
Are You looking for Assistance with Housing Card (December 2009)
Asbestos (July 08)
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Award-winning properties (April 2010)
Being a Good Neighbour in Your New Home (Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish and Vietnamese)
Being away from your home (May 2010)
Camperdown Project – Common Ground Model Newsletter (November 2009, February 2010, May 2010,
June 2010)
Changes to your household (May 2010)
Client Feedback Service (updated May 2010)
Community Gardens (July 08)
Community Housing – Questions and Answers (September 2009)
CTTT Decisions on Papers
Direct Debit
Domestic Violence
Electronic Funds Transfer (updated May 2010)
Emergency Temporary Accommodation
Fire Safety Program (updated April 2010)
Fixed Term Leases and Lease Review (updated May 2010)
Glebe Redevelopment Project
Green Street Program
Headleasing (updated April 2010)
Home Purchase Advice
Home Purchase Assistance for Public Housing Tenants
Housing Pathways – About Housing Pathways (April 2010)
Housing Pathways – Allocation zones (April 2010)
Housing Pathways – Applying for social housing (April 2010)
Housing Pathways – evidence requirements information sheet (April 2010)
Housing Pathways – social housing properties (April 2010)
Housing Pathways – who is eligible for housing assistance (April 2010)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships (June 2010)
Home Improvement Standards
How to Contact Us (updated May 2010)
Income Confirmation Scheme (updated May 2010)
Income Limits for rent subsidy, rent review and Rentstart Move (June 2010)
Inner City Homelessness Action Plan
Inner City Homelessness Outreach and Support Service
Interpreter and language services (updated May 2010)
Locational Needs Assessment
Lease Review (Arabic, Bosnian, Chinese, Croatian, Dari, Dinka, Farsi, Korean, Russian, Serbian, Spanish,
Turkish and Vietnamese)
Living in a Community (Southern and Western Division)
Macquarie Fields Sales Program Update (September 2008)
Maintenance – New Contract Questions and Answers
Maintenance Services (October 08)
Market Rent Review (July 09)
Mortgage Assistance Scheme
Moving from Public to Private Accommodation
Moving out of your home (May 2010)
Mutual Exchange Program (Updated May 2010)
Notice of Intention to Issue a Notice of Termination – What you need to know fact sheet
Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan – Building Housing NSW Fact Sheet
New Maintenance Contract (June 2009)
New Vision for Macquarie Fields Questions and Answers
Notice of intention to issue Notice of Termination (May 2010)
Nuisance and Annoyance
Painting (updated April 2010)
Parramatta Rd, Camperdown – Notices to Residents – Redevelopment of 163-185 Parramatta Rd,
Camperdown (Flyer advising of pending demolition site)
Partnership Against Homelessness
Payment Options (April 2009)
Pay TV Providers
Pets
Priority Housing Fact Sheet
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Privacy and Personal Information Notification (Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese)
(October 2009)
Private Rental: Your Housing Needs
Private Rental: Documents You Need
Private Rental: Finding a Property
Private Rental: Inspecting a Property
Private Rental: Steps to Renting
Private Rental: Tenant Databases
Problems with Harassment (Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish and Vietnamese)
Problems with Noise (Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish and Vietnamese)
Property Transfer Program
Protocol for Homeless People
Public Housing (July 08)
Public Private Partnerships
Redevelopment:
What you need to know – Notice of Termination
What happens after Housing NSW asks you to move?
When the Department asks you to move
Rent Deduction
Rent, rent subsidies and reviews (May 2010)
Rentstart (January 2009) (Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese)
Rentstart information for landlords and real estate agents (updated May 2010)
Renstart Move (updated May 2010)
Reviewing Decisions (September 09)
Rosemeadow Affordable Housing Strategy (September 2009)
Smoke Alarms (updated April 2010)
Smoke Free Areas in Public Housing (Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, Korean, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish
and Vietnamese) (updated April 2010)
Signing a tenancy agreement (May 2010)
Special Assistance Subsidy (July 08)
Start Safely Subsidy brochure (Dec 2009)
Statement of Satisfactory Tenancy (updated May 2010)
Succession of tenancy (May 2010)
Supporting Older People in Social Housing Fact Sheet
Swimming Pools
Television (April 2010)
Tenancy Guarantee
Tenant Connect (Red Cross Brochure)
Tenant Employment Incentive Scheme (updated May 2010)
Tenant Participation Resource Services (May 2009)
Tenant’s Rights and Responsibilities (May 2010)
Tenant Repair Costs
Transfers
Transfer of Ownership to Community Housing (December 2009)
Treating mould in your home (updated April 2010)
Two offer Policy
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – General Information Sheet (February 2010)
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Frequently Asked Questions (February 2010)
Water Usage Charges (updated May 2010)
Water Saving Tips (updated May 2010)
Waterloo community facilities brochure (Dec 2009)
A Way Home: Reducing Homelessness in NSW Regional Homelessness Action Plan (Dec 2009)
1300 Housing Brochure
Forms
Aboriginal Housing Office Declaration
Acknowledgement of Debt and Agreement to Repay Debt
Additional Person
Advice of Tenant Name Change
Application for Mortgage Assistance
Application for Permission to Live in Department of Housing Premises as an Additional Occupant
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Application for Rental Subsidy
Application for Statement of Satisfactory Tenancy Statement
Application to Exchange Mutually
Application to Register for Mutual Exchange
Applying for Public Housing – Housing Register Application
Client Feedback Form
Client Support Letter to NSW DoH
Community Housing Direction and Authority
Consent to Exchange Information and Authority to Act on Client’s Behalf
Consent to Exchange Information between Housing NSW and Support Workers
Details of Land or Property Ownership
Direct Debit Request Form
Electronic Funds Transfer
Form B Income from Employment
Freedom of Information Application
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships 2010
Housing Pathways Application for Housing Assistance (April 2010)
I Want to See My File
Income Confirmation Scheme Consent Authority
Independent Living Skills Assessment
Individual Support Plan
Locational Needs Assessment
Mortgage Assistance Application
Mutual Exchange – Application to Exchange
Mutual Exchange – Application to Register
Medical Assessment
Notification of Change of Family Complement/Circumstances or Address
Offer Response Form
Priority Assistance Application
Private Rental Assistance Collection and Disclosure Authority Form
Private Rental Brokerage Service Referral Form
Rentstart – Bond and Advance Rent:
A – Rentstart (Bond and Advance rent) Application form
B – Additional Persons form
C – Property Information form
D – Income from Employment form
Rent Deduction Authority
Rental Subsidy Application
Request for Appointment of an Agent
Request for Deduction Cancellation
Serious Incident Diary
Statement of Satisfactory Tenancy Application
Succession of Tenancy Application Form
Tenancy Guarantee Application Form
Tenancy guarantee Claim form
Transfer Application
Variation – Termination Advice for Direct Debit
CENTRE FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Centre for Affordable Housing Fact Sheet
Introduction to Affordable Housing Fact Sheet
Key Worker Affordable Housing Fact Sheet
Financially Sustainable Affordable Housing Fact Sheet
New Rent Setting in Affordable Housing Fact Sheet
Local Government Affordable Housing Strategy Summary
Debt Equity Affordable Housing Guidelines
Local Government Housing Kit
Centre for Affordable Housing display (May 2008)
Centre for Affordable Housing DL flier (May 2008)
Affordable Housing Presentation Project
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Affordable Housing National Leading Practice Guide and Tool Kit
National Rental Affordability Scheme – NSW Program Requirements Rounds 1 and 2
NSW Affordable Housing Guidelines (Feb 2010)
Managing Affordable Housing Guidelines (June 2010)
NSW Guide to Managing Affordable Housing Dwellings: Using the State Environmental Planning
Policy (Affordable Rental Housing) 2009
COMMUNITY REGENERATION
A New Direction in Building Stronger Communities 2007 – 2010 (Brochure)
A New Direction in Building Stronger Communities 2007 – 2010 (Policy Document)
UNSW research report (jointly published by the Department of Housing and UNSW); A Bountiful Harvest,
Community Gardens and Neighbourhood Renewal in Waterloo (Authors; Linda Bartolomei, Linda
Corkery, Bruce Judd and Susan Thompson) available on Housing NSW Website
Community Involvement in Regeneration Literature Review (available on Intranet only)
Evaluation of the ITM Program Literature Review (available on Intranet only)
Regeneration Partnership Plans and Brochure – Dubbo
Regeneration Partnership Plans and Brochure – Killarney Vale, Bateau Bay, Tumbi Umbi
Regeneration Partnership Plans and Brochure – Macquarie Fields
Regeneration Partnership Plans and Brochure – Claymore
Regeneration Partnership Plans and Brochure – Mt Druitt
Regeneration Partnership plans and Brochure – Orange / Bathurst
COMMUNITY RENEWAL (HOUSING SERVICES)
Tenant Employment Initiatives: Community Contracts
Building Partnerships – Transforming Estates into Communities
Tenant Employment
Community Renewal in Airds
Community Renewal in Bellambi
Community Renewal in Bidwill
Community Renewal in Cranebrook
Community Renewal in East Nowra
Community Renewal in Goonellabah
Community Renewal in Macquarie Fields
Community Renewal in Miller
Community Renewal in Minto
Community Renewal in Riverwood
Community Renewal in Waterloo
Community Renewal in West Dubbo
Community Asset Map and Demographic Profile in Rosemeadow Ambarvale (2008)
COMMUNITY AND TENANT PARTICIPATION
Workventures – Promotional Advertisement for Personal Computers (Your Home, July 09, Issue 48)
Workventures – Promotional Material for Client Service Teams (Your Home, July 2009, Issue 48)
Housing Communities Program (HCP) – on website
Housing Communities Program 2009-2011 – on website
HCP 2009-2011 Guidelines (on website)
HCP 2009-2011 Service Template (on website)
HCP 2009-2011 6 month and 12 month reporting templates (on website)
Community Greening Summary (on website)
Eco-Wise Community Grants 2007/2008 pilot and summary of successful grants (on website)
Local Communities get a Greening Boost (September 2007 News Article on Website)
Grants to boost community spirit across the State (April 2008 News Article on Website)
Social Housing Tenant Advisory Committee Expression of Interest – Promotional Posters for Housing NSW
offices
Social Housing Tenants Advisory Committee
Advertised on Housing NSW website since September 2007
Social Housing Tenants Advisory Committee – Outcomes for Jun 09, Sept 09 and Dec 09
Social Housing Tenants Advisory Committee – Summary of Achievements and Key Issues for Mar 08,
June 08, Aug 08, Nov 08 and Mar 09
Social Housing Tenant Advisory Committee Terms of Reference (May 2008)
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Social Housing Tenant Advisory Committee Member Profiles (May 2008)
Meet the New SHTAC members (Your Home – Issue 50, December 2009)
Social Housing Tenant Advisory Committee Expression of Interest (Your Home, Issue 49, Sept 09)
Update from the Social Housing Tenant Advisory Committee
Advertised in Your Home – Issue 45, December 2008
Introducing the Social Housing Tenants Advisory Committee
Advertised in Your Home – Issue 43, June 2008
Expression of Interest, State-wide Social Housing Tenants Council
Advertised in Your Home – Issue 40, August 2007
Social Housing Tenants Advisory Committee – a success (Rooftops – July 2009)
Social Housing Tenants Advisory Committee takes shape
Advertised in RoofTops – Issue 01, August 2008
Minister visits tenant advisory representatives
Advertised in RoofTops – Issue 02, December 2008
Introducing the Social Housing Tenants Advisory Committee
Advertised in the Northern Links – Issue 32, August 2008
Tenant Participation Resource Service – Contacts (Your Home Sept 09 Issue 49)
Tenant Participation Resource Service – New Providers Announced (Your Home June 09 Issue 48)
Tenant Participation Resource Service – New Tenant Participation begins soon (Your Home Mar 09 Issue 46)
Tenant Participation Resource Service – tenant participation a priority (Rooftops July 09)
HCP – Improving communities through tenant participation (Your Home Mar 09)
CDRG Culturally and wheelchair friendly gardening skills project (Your Home Sep 08)
Eco-Wise Community Grants – Environmental success for Seiffert Centre Tenant Group (Your Home
Mar 09)
Eco-Wise Community Grants – Bicycle Recycling (Your Home Dec 08)
Eco-Wise – Worming their way to greenness (Your Home Sep 08)
Eco-Wise Community Grants pilot (Rooftops Aug 08)
Community Greening and Eco-wise Going Green (Rooftops Aug 08)
Community Greening Green Thumb Corner – Your Home – Mar 08, Jun 08, Sep 08, Dec 08, Mar 09,
June 09, Sept 09, Dec 09, Mar 10, June 10
Community Greening Program wins awards (Your Home Mar 10)
Community Greening – Residents greening their environment (Your Home – Issue 50, Dec 2009)
Community Greening – Blooming success in Blacktown Garden Competition (Your Home Mar 09)
Community Greening – NSW Premier visits Oasis Garden Spring Fair (Your Home Dec 08)
Community Greening welcomes new sponsor (Your Home Sep 08)
Community Greening – A Special Rose is appreciated (Your Home Sep 08)
Community Greening expands (Your Home Sep 08)
Community Greening Community gardens home to Wollemi dinosaur (Your Home Jun 08)
Community Greening Community Greening supports Don’t DIS my ABILITY campaign (Your Home
Mar 08)
Community Development Resourcing Grants – 07/08 round and summary of successful grants (website)
Community Development Resourcing Grants – 05/06 examples of successful projects (website)
Community Development Resourcing Grants – Grants to boost community spirit across the State (website)
Community Greening program plus link to Community Greening (webpage on Botanic Gardens website)
Community Greening DVD (May 2009)
Community Greening DVD article (Rooftops July 09)
Community Greening a Bountiful Harvest (report in PDF website)
Community Greening Riverwood Community Renewal (6 minute video website)
Community Greening Video (8 minute video website)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships – $2000 youth scholarships on offer for 2011 (Your Home June 10)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships – 106 young people receive scholarships (Your Home June 10)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships – Students receive 2010 youth scholarships (Your Home Mar 10)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships (Minister’s message) (Your Home Mar 10)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships (Minister’s message) (Your Home Dec 09)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships article – $2000 youth scholarships now on offer (Your Home June 09)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships article – Youth scholarships close (Your Home Sept 09)
Housing NSW Youth Scholarships advertisement (Rooftops July 09)
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Consultation presentation boards (February 2010)
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – What you told us (April 2010)
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – What you told us (short version) April 2010
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – New neighbourhood project leads the way (Your Home May 2010)
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Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Neighbourhood Repairs Service Recruitment Flyer (June 2010)
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Neighbourhood Repairs Service General Information (June 2010)
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Neighbourhood Repairs Service eBulletin Article (June 2010)
Waterloo Green Neighbourhood Project – Neighbourhood Repairs Service Local Publications Article (June
2010)
Building Stronger Communities
Building Stronger Communities – Macquarie Fields display (December 2007)
Building Stronger Communities – Macquarie Fields postcards (February 2008)
Building Stronger Communities – Macquarie Fields wall planner (December 2007)
Building Stronger Communities 2007-2010 – Monitoring and evaluation framework
Building Stronger Communities 2007-2010 – Claymore Monitoring and Evaluation Baseline Report
Building Stronger Communities 2007-2010 – KBT Monitoring and Evaluation Baseline Report
Building Stronger Communities 2007-2010 – Macquarie Fields Monitoring and Evaluation Baseline Report
Building Stronger Communities 2007-2010 – Mount Druitt Monitoring and Evaluation Baseline Report
Building Stronger Communities 2007-2010 – Orange/Bathurst Monitoring and Evaluation Baseline Report
Building Stronger Communities 2007-2010 – Dubbo Monitoring and Evaluation Baseline Report
Building Stronger Communities Macquarie Fields Regeneration Partnership Plan (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Macquarie Fields Regeneration Partnership brochure (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities KBT Regeneration Partnership Plan (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities KBT Regeneration Partnership brochure (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities KBT display (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Dubbo Regeneration Partnership Plan (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Dubbo Regeneration Partnership brochure (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Dubbo display (February 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Claymore Regeneration Partnership Plan (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Claymore Regeneration Partnership brochure (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Mt Druitt Regeneration Partnership Plan (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Mt Druitt Regeneration Partnership brochure (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Orange/Bathurst Regeneration Partnership Plan (November 2008)
Building Stronger Communities Orange/Bathurst Regeneration Partnership brochure(November 2008)
Macquarie Fields Community Activities Calendar (February 2009, February 2010)
Macquarie Fields National Career Development Week Report (Sept 2009)
Macquarie Fields Case Coordination Partnership Accord Agreement (Nov 2009)
Macquarie Fields – BSC and Centrelink, Centrelink Phone MOU (April 2009)
Macquarie Fields – BSC Small Grants Program Funding (May and Sept 2009, Mar and June 2010)
My Macquarie Fields 2008 Calendar
My Macquarie Fields Community Visioning sketch books (2008)
New Vision for Macquarie Fields Q&A
Newsletters
South Eastern Tenant Times: Issues 1, 2, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,
27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32; TPRS issues 1, 2, 3 and 4
Your Home: A Newsletter for Public Housing Tenants: Issues 4, 5, 9-52 (6 languages – English, Arabic,
Chinese, Russian, Spanish and Vietnamese) and CD
Public Housing Customer Council News: Issues 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8
Hunter-Central Coast Tenant’s Advisory Council (HCCTAC) Tenant News: Issue 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas 2007,
May 2008, Christmas 2008, June 2009 and September 2009
Hunter-Central Coast Samaritans – May 2010
JGOS Mental Health: Issue 07/05 and 03/06
Building Stronger Communities Claymore – Claymore Community News: November 2007, December
2007, April 2008, July 2008, September 2008, June 2009 and November 2009.
Building Stronger Communities Dubbo – September 07, May 2008
Building Stronger Communities Bathurst/Orange – May 2008
Building Stronger Communities KBT – bi monthly
Building Stronger Communities KBT – November 07, December 07, February 08, April 08, July 08 and
December 08
Building Stronger Communities Mt Druitt – November 2007 and April 2008
Building Stronger Communities Macquarie Fields Bulletin Update – February 2008, April 08, July 08,
March 09 and September 09
The Buzz Magazine (Sept 2008)
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Macquarie Fields Local Community Fact Sheets (Nov 2009) for:
Regeneration Implementation Group
NSW Police – Local Area Command Strategy
Youth Strategy Working Group
Community Activities Group
Graffiti Busters Group
Learning Employment and Economic Development
Rooftops: A newsletter for stakeholders: Issues 1, 2, 3
TPRS Riverina-Murray newsletter: November 2009
West Dubbo Redevelopment News Issue 1, 2 and 3
ASSET POLICY AND PROGRAMS
Maintenance Reform Program 2005 – The Sutherland Model
Housing NSW Asset Performance Standards (Version 6.2i – Technical References 2009)
Market Rent and Property Portfolio Valuation (October 2007)
Asset Overview (March 2009)
Asset Overview (March 2010)
Posters: Designing Out Maintenance (January 2007)
Maintenance Scoping Training Manual 2004
Property Assessment Survey Training Manual (May 2005)
Maintenance Reform Brochures (April 2008)
Environmental Sustainability in Housing NSW 2008/09 – 2013/14 (2008)
Housing NSW Design Requirements (Version 6.2.5ip – Technical Reference – July 2009, available on
HNSW internet site)
MRP 08 Maintenance Services Contract – 2008
Maintenance Work Requirements Operational Guidelines – Technical Reference – 2008
Schedule of Rates – New Maintenance Contract – Technical Reference – 2008
Housing NSW Component Requirements – Technical Reference – May 2009 (continuously updated – refer
to internet site)
Housing NSW Deemed to Comply Product Register – Technical Reference – July 2009 (continuously
updated – refer internet site)
True Market Rent (July 2007)
Housing NSW Reference Specification for Housing Construction (Jan 2007)
Housing NSW Standard Conditions of Tendering (March 2010)
Construction Documentation Requirements and Checklist (March 2010)
Housing NSW Standard Drawings (April 2003)
Statement of Business Ethics and Contractor’s Code of Conduct (August 2007)
Building Engineering Services Maintenance Contract Documents (June 2010)
COMMUNITY HOUSING DIVISION
Framework for National Action on Affordable Housing
Proposal for a National Regulatory Framework for Affordable Housing
National Regulatory System for Community Housing Providers – Re-scoping the Approach: Final Report
(August 2009)
National Regulatory System for Community Housing Providers – Re-scoping the Approach: Discussion
Paper (May 2009) and Consultation Report (May 2009)
Factsheets/Guidelines/Manuals/Policies
Applying for or being referred to Community Housing
Asset Ownership Control Framework Fact Sheet – April 2010
Asset Ownership Protocol – Nation Building and Economic Stimulus Plan – Social Housing Initiative
Stage 1 Asset Ownership
Code of Conduct and Ethics (June 2008)
Community Development Resource Grant (CRRG) Funding Guidelines
Community Housing Asset Ownership Tender Guidelines
Community Housing Asset Ownership Tender Application Form
Community Housing Bulletin – Aug, Nov, Dec 2000, Feb, April 2001, September 2004 and May 2005 –
Autumn 06, December 2007, August 2008, May 2009
Community Housing E-Bulletin – Dec 2009, May 2010
Finding a Community Housing Provider – updated September 2009
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Community Housing Fact Sheet – April 2010
Registration Fact Sheet: Information for new entrants – December 2009
Registration Fact Sheet: Unregistered Organisations – December 2009
Community Housing Advisory Committee Fact Sheet – April 2010
Community Housing and Types of Assistance Fact Sheet
Community Housing Eligibility and Access Policy
Community Housing Leasing Program Funding Agreement
Community Housing Providers and Asset Ownership FAQ
Community Housing Regulation and Registration FAQ
Community Housing Rent Reforms (updated January 2009)
Community Housing Rent Policy – July 2008
Community Housing Scholarship Program Guidelines
Community Housing: Tenants’ Questions and Answers (available in Spanish, Arabic,
Vietnamese, Chinese and Russian)
Complaints Policy
Consultation Report – Housing Regulation 2009
Housing Accommodation Support Initiative Manual
Housing NSW Policy: Classes of Registration
Housing NSW’s Role in the Provision of Community Housing Fact Sheet – April 2010
Housing Regulation 2009
Information for New Community Housing Entrants Fact Sheet
Maintenance Planning – Structural Damage
Maintenance Planning Guide
My Place Initiative Guidelines
National Regulatory System for Community Housing Providers – Rescoping the Approach – Discussion
Paper (May 2009)
National Regulatory System for Community Housing Providers – Rescoping the Approach – Final Report
(Public Release April 2010)
Nation Building Community Housing Tender Guidelines
Nation Building Community Housing Tender Application Form
NSW Community Housing Industry Development Framework
NSW Co-operative Housing Program Operational Guidelines
Operational Agreement: Housing NSW and the Registrar of Community Housing
Planning for the Future: New Directions for Community Housing in New South Wales – Dec 2007
Planning for the Future Overview Fact Sheet
Property Transfer Program Fact Sheet (available in Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Chinese and Russian)
Property Transfer Program – Agreement to transfer form
Property Transfer Program E-Bulletin, monthly from August 2009
Registration of Community Housing Providers – Staff Guide
Registration Fact Sheet: Community Housing and types of assistance
Registration Fact Sheet: New entrants
Registration Fact Sheet: Unregistered organisations
Regulatory Impact Statement – Housing Regulation 2009
Statement of Business Ethics
Supported Accommodation Initiative for People Living with HIV/AIDS manual (updated 2000)
Tenancy Guarantees Manual
Transfer of Ownership to Community Housings FAQ
Stimulus Maintenance – Funding Agreement 2008/09
Stimulus Maintenance – Funding Agreement 2009/10
Unregistered Organisations Fact Sheet
Stakeholder Letters
Letter to Community Housing providers and peak agencies regarding pension increase for single pensioners
and the ‘rent rise holiday’ arrangement
Letter to Community Housing Providers regarding the Community Housing Eligibility and Access Policy
Letter to key stakeholders advising of the transfer of ownership of social housing properties reform
Letter to Community Housing providers excluded from the requirement to be registered
Advertising
Community Housing Asset Ownership Tender 4, 5, 14 December 2009
Nation Building Community Housing Tender 4, 5, 14 December 2009
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REGISTRAR OF COMMUNITY HOUSING
Registration Guides
Regulatory Framework Guide
Registration Process Guide
The Evidence Guidelines
Application Guide
Financial Viability Guide
The Regulatory Framework Version 2.0
Registration Process Guide Version 2.0
Financial Viability Guide Version 2.0
The Application and Evidence Guidelines
Factsheets
The Regulatory Framework
The Registration Process
The Evidence Guidelines
The Registration Schedule
Registration Guideline and Support
Financial Performance Report
The Application and Evidence Guidelines
How to Use the Registration Kit
Frequently Asked Questions
Registration – General
Regulation
Registration Process
Registration Schedule
Registration Assessment and Compliance
Guidance Notes
Part 6: Reputation of Community Housing Sector
Required Documents Checklists
Required Documents Checklist – Classes 1-4
Stakeholder Letters
Introductory Letter
Invitation to May Briefing Session
Invitation to October Briefing Session
Newsletter
Regulation Matters Issue 1 March 2010
Website
www.rch.nsw.gov.au
Publications
Strategic and Governance Framework
RESITECH (RESIDENTIAL TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA)
Fact Sheets/Publications
Corporate Resitech Brochure
Project Solutions
Project Management Brochure
To order a publication please forward your request to:
Publication Officer
Resitech
Locked Bag 4001
Ashfield BC 1800
Phone:
(02) 8753 8100
Fax:
(02) 8753 8011
Resitech’s website address is www.resitech.nsw.gov.au
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SECTION 2 – MOST RECENT STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
The Statement of Affairs published under section 14 of the Freedom of Information Act is included in the
Housing NSW Annual Report. The most recent Annual Report for Housing NSW is the 2008-09 edition.
Copies of this document and the 2008-09 Annual Report may be obtained free of charge from the FOI Manager,
Legal Services Branch. Many of the documents published by Housing NSW are available on its website at www.
housing.nsw.gov.au. Enquiries concerning the inspection of policy documents and Freedom of Information
matters can be made to Housing NSW from Monday to Friday between 8.30am and 4.30pm to:
Rita Peci
FOI Manager
Legal Services Branch
Housing NSW
Locked Bag 4001
Ashfield BC NSW 1800
Telephone: (02) 8753 8386
Fax:
(02) 8753 8406
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
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HUNTER NEW ENGLAND HEALTH
This Summary of Affairs covers the area of Hunter New England Health Service, a Service created on 1 January
2005, following the merger between Hunter and New England Area Health Services and the areas of and the
Lower Mid North Coast local government areas of Gloucester, Greater Taree City and Great Lakes formerly in
the Mid North Coast Area Health Service. The Service covers a geographical area of 130,000 square kilometers
providing a health care service to the population through the following public hospitals and health facilities:
Armidale, Ashford, Barraba, Belmont, Beresfield, Bingara, Boggabilla, Boggabri, Bulahdelah, Bundarra,
Cessnock, Clarence Town, Denman, Dungog, Eastlakes, East Maitland, Emmaville, Forster, Glen Innes,
Gloucester, Gresford, Gunnedah, Guyra, Gwabegar, Harrington, Hawks Nest, Inverell, Kurri Kurri, Maitland,
Manilla, Manning, Merriwa, Moree, Morisset, Mungindi, Murrurundi, Muswellbrook, Narrabri, Nelson Bay,
New Lambton, Newcastle, Nundle, Pilliga, Premer, Quirindi, Raymond Terrace, Scone, Singleton, Stroud,
Tambar Springs, Tamworth Taree, Tea Gardens, Tenterfield, Tingha, Toomelah, Toronto, Uralla, Walcha,
Walhallow, Wallsend, Waratah, Warialda, Wee Waa, Werris Creek, Windale and Wingham.
The following policies and documents are produced by the Area and may be accessed for information. Should
photocopies of documents be required, a charge may apply for documents over 80 pages.
Area and Regional Office
• By-Laws of the Hunter New England Health Service
• Hunter New England Health Plan (Disaster Plan)
• Hunter New England Health Disaster Management Strategic Plan (2008-2012)
• Hunter New England Health Medical Standing Operating Procedures
• Hunter New England Health Mental Health Standing Operating Procedures
• Hunter New England Health Disaster Control Centre Standing Operating Procedures
• Hunter New England Health Orientation Handbook
• Hunter New England Health Delegations of Authority
• NSW Health Annual Report 2008/2009 (incorporating individual Area Health Services)
• Hunter New England Health Strategy and Concept Plans
• Hunter New England Healthcare Services Plan 2006-2010
• Hunter New England Healthcare Services Plan Companion Document
• Hunter New England Health Annual Operational Plan 2009-2010
• Hunter New England Health Australian Council Healthcare Standards Documentation
• Hunter New England Health Cancer Services Plan 2006-2010
• Hunter New England Health Aged Care and Rehabilitation Services Plan 2006-2010
• Hunter New England Health Mental Health Services Plan 2006-2010
• Hunter New England Health Chronic Diseases Service Plan 2006-2010
• Hunter New England Health Children, Young People and Families Services Plan 2007-2011
• Hunter New England Health Drug and Alcohol Services Plan 2007-2011
• Hunter New England Health Renal Services Plan 2007-2011
• Hunter New England Health Critical Care and Emergency Services Plan 2006-2010
• Hunter New England Health Aboriginal Health Plan 2007-2011
• Hunter New England Health Framework to Support Adults Managing Obesity and Morbid Obesity 20082012
• Hunter New England Health Cardiac Services Plan 2008-2012
• Hunter New England Health Stroke Services Plan 2008-2012
• Hunter New England Health HIV and Related Programs Services Plan 2009-2012
• Hunter New England Health Diabetes Services Plan 2008-2012
• Hunter New England Health Tamworth Health Services Plan 2008-2012
• Hunter New England Health Respiratory Services Plan 2009-2013
• Hunter New England Health Palliative Care Services Plan 2009-2013
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Hunter New England Health Quality Plan
Hunter New England Health Clinical Governance Framework
Hunter New England Health Governance – Clinical and Community Engagement Framework
Hunter New England Health Service Directory
Hunter New England Health Clinical Services Directory – Ambulatory Care Centre 2007
Newcastle Strategy (under review)
New England Asset Strategy Plan (under review)
Hunter New England Health Infection Prevention and Control Acute Care Manual
Hunter New England Complaints Management Framework
Hunter New England Workplace Health and Safety
Hunter New England Health – Information for Health Professionals – Working with Sudanese Women
and Babies
• Hunter New England Health- Women’s Health and Maternity (WHAM) Services Plan 2009-2013
• Publications – Fact Sheets, Health Matters, The Latest, Media Releases, Facility Newsletters
All publications are available on Hunter New England Health’s website www.hnehealth.nsw.gov.au
POLICIES
Hunter New England Health Service, as a constituted Health Service within the New South Wales Department
of Health all Departmental Policies, Guidelines and Information Bulletins are accessible on the Health Service’s
and NSW Health’s Intranet and Internet sites.
The undermentioned current Hunter New England Health Service policies are available on the Service’s
Internet at www.hnehealth.nsw.gov.au
Chief Executive
• HNEH 08_05 Corruption Management
• HNEH 09_06 Area Risk Management Policy
Clinical Operations
• HNE 07_05Use of Red Syringes to Reduce the Risk of Inadvertent Administration of
Neuromuscular Blocking Agents
• HNEH 07_03Medical responsibility for the care of patients awaiting transfer to another health care
facility and/or who require specialist clinical advice.
• HNEH 07_11 Protocol for Liaison Pharmaceutical Company Representatives
• HNEH 07_12 Multi-Dose Containers
• HNEH 07_15 Radiation Safety
• HNEH 08_04 Security of children admitted to HNE Health facilities
• HNEH 09_09 Single Gender Accommodation – Adult Patients
Clinical Governance
• HNEH 06_01 Policy Development and Management Framework
• HNEH 07_01 Dispute Resolution in the ordering and interpretation of clinical tests
• HNEH 07_06 Clinical Audit
• HNEH 07_09 Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD)
• HNEH 07_10Managing the Performance and Professional Development of Senior Medical and Dental
Practitioners
• HNEH 07_16 Intravenous Peripheral Short Cannula and IV Therapy Management Policy
• HNEH 07_17 Process for Dealing with Safety Alerts from the Therapeutic Goods Administration
• HNEH 09_08 Legislative Compliance
Communication and Stakeholder Engagement
• HNEH Intranet and internet Site Content Policy in Development
Corporate Services
• HNEH 06_02 Who is to Wear a Corporate Uniform?
• HNEH 07_18 Culling and Disposal of Clinical Records in HNE Health Nursing and Midwifery
Nursing and Midwifery
• HNEH 07_14 Advanced Clinical Roles for Enrolled Nurses
• HNEH 07_20 Disposal of the Placenta
• HNEH 07_21 Nurse Initiated Medicines
• HNEH 09_05 Pressure Ulcers: Prediction, Prevention and Management
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Population Health, Planning and Performance
• HNEH 10_01 Preventive Care
Workforce Development
• HNEH 07_19 Cough Policy for Staff
• HNEH 07_22 Clinical Supervision in Counselling
• HNEH 07_23Work Restrictions for Health Care Workers Infected or Colonised with Selected
Infectious Diseases
• HNEH 07_24 Recruitment Advertising
• HNEH 08_02 Voluntary Cessation of Employment
• HNEH 08_03 Administration and Maintenance or Personnel Files
• HNEH 09_01 HNE Health Child Care Policy
• HNEH 09_02 Professional Licences and Registrations
• HNEH 09_03 Manual Handling Incident Prevention
• HNEH 09_04 Occupational Health and Safety Policy
• HNEH 09_07 Grading of Positions
Individual Facilities/Services/Clusters/Units
• Critical Operations Standing Operation Procedures (COSOPs) Manuals
• Australian Council of Healthcare Standards Accreditation
• Numerical Profiles
• Balanced Score Cards
• Multicultural Service Plans
SECTION 2: STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
Section 14 (1) (a) of the FOI Act requires a Statement of Affairs of an agency to be published every 12 months.
The Statement of Affairs of the Hunter New England Area Health Service, providing a general description of
the Service, records kept and documentation available from each of the individual Hospitals/Units was last
published in December 2007. However, the majority of requirements are also covered in the NSW Health
Annual Report. A copy of the 2008/2009 Annual Report may be obtained by contacting the HNE Health
Communications Unit on 02 4985 5522.
All enquiries about gaining access to these documents or Freedom of Information matters generally, should
be directed to the following between the hours of 8.30 am and 5.00 pm:
Executive Support Service Manager
Hunter New England Area Health Service
Clinical Governance Unit
Locked Mail Bag 1
New Lambton NSW 2305
Telephone: (02) 6592 9777
Facsimile: (02) 4985 5361
Email:
[email protected]
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HUNTER WATER CORPORATION
SECTION 1 – POLICY DOCUMENTS, MANUALS AND BROCHURES
The Hunter Water Corporation (“Corporation”) has the following policy documents, manuals and brochures,
which are available from the Corporation’s FOI Officer indicated in the third section of this Summary of Affairs.
1. Hunter Water Corporation’s Annual Report
2. Sewerage Operations and Maintenance Manual
3. Water Operations and Maintenance Manual
4. Standard Technical Specifications
5. Water and Sewer Design Manual
6. Business Continuity Manual
7. Business Continuity Policy
8. Crisis and Emergency Management Handbook
9. Employee Safety Handbook
10. Confined Space and Sewer Entry Handbook
11. Contractor’s Health and Safety Handbook
12. Purchasing/Tendering Policy
13. Operating Licence
14. Customer Contract
15. Statement of Corporate Intent
16. General Regulation
17. H250 Plan – Securing our water future
18. Consultative Forum Charter
19. Code of Conduct
20. Open Board Papers
21. Consultative Forum Papers
22. Trade Waste Policy
23. Tankering Policy
24. Community and Environment Policy
25. HWC Plumbing Guidelines for Rainwater Tank
26. Property Acquisition/Disposal Policy
27. Discharge of Cooling Tower Water to Sewer Guidelines
28. Guidelines for Installation and Maintenance of Oil Separators
29. Guidelines for Installation and Maintenance of Grease Arrestors
30. Pressure sewer system guide for property owners
31. Guidelines for General Pre-Treatment and Maintenance Requirements for Tradewaste Generators
32. Customer Service Indicators – Report to IPART – 2008/09
33. System Performance Indicators and Service Quality Standards – Report to IPART – 2008/09
34. Consultative Forum – Report to IPART – 2008/09
35. Environmental Performance Indicators – Report to IPART – 2008/09
36. Catchment Report – Report to IPART – 2008/09
37. Report on Performance against Integrated Water Resources Plan (H250 Plan) – Report to IPART – 2008/09
38. Water Quality Monitoring Plan
39. Pesticide Notification Plan
40. Annual Water Quality Report
41. Why Tillegra Now
42. Environment Management Plan 2008-2013
43. Recycled Water Strategy
44. Recycled Water Policy
45. Drinking Water Quality Policy
46. Greenhouse Gas and Energy Management Policy
47. Brochures:
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Customer Newsletters
Hardness of drinking water Fact Sheet
Fluoride Fact Sheet
Chlorination Fact Sheet
Alum in Drinking Water Fact Sheet
Sodium Fact Sheet
Customer Charges 2009/10
Trade Waste Fees 2009/10
Developer Fees 2009/10
Miscellaneous Fees 2009/10
Plumbing and Technical Services Fees 2009/10
Pricing Information for Dungog Residents
Pricing Information for Hunter Residents
Guide to Pressure Sewer System
Plumbers guide to prelaid services
Help with your water account
Notice of Requirements to Developers
Save Water
Treating Drinking Water Fact Sheet
Water Efficiency
Hunter Water Customer Survey 2007
Wastewater Treatment Fact Sheet
Resolving Complaints
The Water Cycle
Customer Contract Summary
Do you have friendly or unfriendly trees
The Statement of Affairs required under the FOI Act is available, without charge, from the officer listed in
section 3.
Requests for Corporation’s records or documents under the FOI Act should be applied for by:
1. completing an FOI Application Form, available at the address shown below or apply in writing
supplying all the details required under the FOI Act; and
2. presenting the form or letter, the appropriate fee and, where necessary, identification to the FOI
Officer. Details of procedures, fees and reductions in certain cases can be obtained from the FOI
Officer.
The Corporation’s FOI Officer can be contacted as follows:
Hunter Water Corporation
36 Honeysuckle Drive
Newcastle NSW 2310
PO Box 5171
HRMC NSW 2310
Telephone: (02) 4979 9643
Facsimile: (02) 4979 9414
Note: Copies of the Corporation’s Statement of Affairs are available for viewing at:
State Library of NSW
Premiers Department Library
Library of the Parliament of NSW
National Library of Australia
Newcastle Regional Library; and
Hunter Water Corporation
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL
SECTION 1 – DOCUMENTS
Following New South Wales Government reforms announced in June 2009, the Attorney General’s Department
has become the Department of Justice and Attorney General (DJAG). DJAG has produced a wide range of
policy and administrative documents in the following areas, available to members of the public. The summary
indicates whether the document is available on the Department’s website www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au or whether
the document is available only in hardcopy. The summary also states where a fee applies for a document.
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Admission to the Legal Profession
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Directorate
Case Law Reporting
Community and Media Relations Service
Community Justice Centres
Court Facilities
Court Policy and Case Management Records
Crime Statistics and Justice Research
Criminal Injuries Compensation
Criminal Law Review
Equality of Opportunity
Fine Enforcement
Freedom from Discrimination
Guardianship
Law Reform
Legal Fees and Costs
Legal Policy Advice
Legal Services
Occupational Health and Safety Programs
Privacy
Sheriff Services
Standards of the Legal Profession
Victims Services
List of Policy Documents produced by the NSW DJAG
Aboriginal Justice Advisory Council
The Aboriginal Justice Advisory Council ceased operations in 2009.
Administrative Decisions Tribunal
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/adt.
ADT Annual Reports 1998 to 2009
Brochures
• Discrimination complaints at the ADT
• Mediation conducted by the ADT
• Prohibited Employment Declarations in the ADT
• Review of NSW Government Decisions by the ADT
• Retail Leases Division
• Revenue Division
• Community Services Division
Practice Notes
• PN1 General Division: Freedom of Information Review Applications
• PN 2 Equal Opportunity Division: Case Management Procedures (repealed 30 June 2004)
• PN 3 Retail Leases Division (replaced by PN 8)
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• PN4 Application to Change Hearing Dates
• PN5 Internal Appeals: Procedures for Appeals to the Appeal Panel of the Tribunal
• PN 6 General Division: Referral of Complaint under the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 (replaced by
PN 17)
• PN7 All Divisions: Summons to Attend and Give Evidence; Summons to Attend and to Produce
Documents or other things: Tribunal Practice repealed see 21 Summons Guideline
• PN8 Retail Leases Division
• PN9 General Division: Licence Suspensions under Fair Trading Act 1987: Procedures relating to
Applications for Review
• PN10 All Divisions: Access to the Tribunal – Use of Telephone and Video Links
• PN11 External Appeals: Procedures for External Appeals to the Appeal Panel of the Tribunal
• PN12 Costs repealed see 22 Costs: Guideline
• PN13 All Divisions: Publication, Anonymisation and Suppression
• PN14 All Divisions: Expert Evidence and Reports
• PN15 All Divisions: Incapacitated Persons: Appointing a Representative
• PN16 General, Equal Opportunity, and Community Services Divisions: Mediation
• PN17 General Division: Professional Disciplinary Proceedings
• PN18 All Divisions: Calling Witnesses for Oral Evidence
• PN19 Equal Opportunity Division: Practice and Procedure
• PN 20 Retail Lease Division: Appointment of a Specialist Retail Valuer
• 21 Summons Guideline
• 22 Costs Guideline
• Revenue Division: Preliminary Conference Guideline
Policies
• Fee Waiver Policy
• Sound Recording and Transcript Policy (fees apply 1 September 2009)
• Witness expenses payable by one party to another party
Anti-Discrimination Board
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/adb.
• Annual Reports 2000 to 2009
• Guarantee of Service (currently being revised)
• Equal Time (quarterly newsletter) (available by subscription in electronic form only)
Guidelines
• Grievance Procedure Guidelines
• Sample Policies and Procedures (e-mail only)
• Anti-Discrimination and Equal Employment Opportunity Guidelines (EEO): For managers, team leaders
and supervisors (new)
• Discrimination, Harassment and Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) for Non-supervisory staff: Your
rights and responsibilities at work – revised 2009
• Guidelines – Carers’ Responsibilities Discrimination (not available)
• Guidelines for Advertisers
• Guidelines for Community Workers
• Guidelines for Media (Vilification) (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Guidelines for Local Government Councilors (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Guidelines for Real Estate Agents (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Guidelines for Registered Clubs (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Guidelines for Financial Advisers (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Guidelines for Providers Of Goods and Services (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Guidelines for Small Business Owners and Managers
• Transgender Discrimination Guidelines (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Guidelines for Applying for an Exemption from the Anti-Discrimination Act (available on website)
• Guidelines for Contact Officers (previously called Sample Guidelines for Contact/Support Officers)
• Guidelines for Grievance Investigators
• Guidelines for Union Representatives
• Guidelines for Hoteliers – available only as downloadable .pdf or .txt files
• Guidelines for managers of local councils (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Conciliation Conferences “A guide for complainants and respondents” (currently being revised)
• Discrimination Complaints Form
• How to lodge a complaint with the ADB (multilingual)
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• Community Languages (available on website) or as hard copy.
• Identifying and Eliminating Discrimination in NSW Industrial Instruments (currently unavailable – under
revision)
Fact sheets
• General Factsheet: Discrimination and the Anti-Discrimination Board of NSW
• What you can do if you are treated unfairly (very simple information, suitable for low level literacy or
intellectual disabilities)
• Treated unfairly because you are an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person?
• Age Discrimination
• Carers’ Responsibilities
• Disability Discrimination: Your Rights
• Discrimination, EEO and Affirmative Action
• Harassment and Sexual Harassment: Your Rights
• Homosexual Discrimination
• Infectious Diseases
• Marital Status Discrimination
• Pregnant Women and Discrimination
• Race Discrimination: Your Rights (English and Arabic)
• Sex Discrimination
• Strategies Factsheet: How to deal with discrimination unfair treatment or harassment
• Transgender Discrimination: Your Rights
• Vilification: Your Rights (English and Arabic)
• What you need to know about anti-discrimination law (low literacy) (English and Arabic)
• Complaining to the Anti Discrimination Board of NSW
• A Guide for Respondents (unavailable – currently being revised)
• Anti-discrimination law and the small business owner
• Pre-Employment Medicals (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Anti-Discrimination Law and Charities (currently unavailable – under revision)
• ADA Amendments Fact sheet
• Breastfeeding discrimination Fact sheet
• What you can do if you are treated unfairly (simple information, suitable for students, community sector,
etc)
Reports
• C-Change – the report of enquiry into hepatitis C related discrimination
• Balancing the Act: A submission to the NSW Law Reform Commission’s review of the AntiDiscrimination Act 1977.
Brochures
• Unfair treatment...what to do
• On-Site Training Brochure
• Seminar Program Calendar
• Newcastle Seminar Brochure
• Community Services Brochure (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Services for Employers Brochure (currently unavailable – under revision)
• Publications order form
• ADB Magnets, Balloons, Rules, and Pens, Plastic bags – displaying contact details for advice on
unlawful discrimination
• Know Your Rights: A guide for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People – Discrimination and
harassment – revised 2009.
• Postcards – 4 kinds – Promotional
• Know Your Rights wallet card (currently out of stock)
• Community Training Brochure (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)
• Combined Forums for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community – information and
registration forms.
• Law Week- Anti-Discrimination Board of NSW – ‘Justice Do It’ postcard competition
Posters
• Stop Harassment and Bullying
• Diversity makes a difference
• Common Workplace Animals
• Say no to discrimination and harassment (multilingual)
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• That’s not fair
• Stop hassling me
• Of course you can (breastfeeding poster)
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• Draft Complaint Handling Manual (draft form only)
• Conflict of Interest Policy for Employees of the Anti Discrimination Board
• Costing Model – Education Training Services
Anti Discrimination Board speeches and submissions and Media Releases (available only on the Board’s
website)
• Media release – ADB launches amendments and education initiatives – 18 May 2005
• Addressing systemic discrimination in the public sector
• ALRC and AHEC Inquiry in to the Protection of Human Genetic Information 2002
• C-change: the report of the enquiry into hepatitis C related discrimination 2001
• Media release – Launch: Unfair treatment … what to do – 19 May 2004
• Mardi Gras Forum 2003 – The Neglected Communities – Papers
• NSW Aboriginal Justice Plan – ADB Submission 2002
• Review of the Administrative Decisions Tribunal Act 1997 (NSW)
• Review of the Births Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 (NSW)
• Review of the Police Act 1990 (NSW) – 2002
• Review of the Property Relationships Act 1984 (NSW) – 2002
• Review of the Status of Children Act 1996 – 2002
• NSW Aboriginal Justice Plan – ADB Submission – 2002
• Working Paper – Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (GLBTI) Ageing and Discrimination
Forum – 2004
• Media Release –Workchoices: Dismissal can still be unlawful – 16 August 2006
• Media Release –Race Discrimination on the rise – 23 December 2005
• Legal cases summaries from Equal Time (ADB Newsletter)
• Articles about discrimination from Equal Time (ADB Newsletter)
• Media Release – 3 May 2007 – Banning of people from licensed premises illegal and disgraceful
• Statement by the President – Decision to suspend African Refugee Intake (9 October 2007)
• NSW Schools Writing Competition
• Conciliation Cases handled by the Board
• Media Release 30 April 2008 – Competition reveals pain of bullying
• “Transgender Women are not men” leaflet – 25 February 2009
• Harmonisation of State and Federal Anti-Discrimination Law, 25 March 2009
• National Anti-Discrimination Information Gateway
• ADB Press Release: Advertisements must not discriminate (19 May 2009)
• Breakfast Seminar for Lawyers
• ADB Press Release: Unlawful to discriminate against swine flu victims (21 May 2009)
• ADB Media Release: Don’t be a turkey at your Christmas party (13 December 2007)
• ADB Media Release: Entry to Pubs is Everyone’s Right (27 August 2009)
• ADB Media Release: Hidden race discrimination against job applicants (19 June 2009)
• ADB Media Release: Race discrimination complaints by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are
the tip of the iceberg (3 June 2009)
• Family responsibilities and workplace discrimination 21 October 2009)
• Countering Discrimination in the Public Sector (3 December 2009)
Community and Indigenous (available only on the Board’s website)
• Carers’ responsibility – Find a word puzzle
• Writing and Creative Arts Competition for primary and secondary students
• Intellectual disability – Unfair treatment, what to do photo story and slideshow
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Outreach Program
• Certificate of Aboriginality
• Combined Forum for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Community – ‘Do it Right’ Forums
• Combined Forum for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Community – ‘Good Service’ Forums
• Alcohol Free Zones
Asset Management Branch
Documents are available by contacting the Asset Management Branch.
• Use Of Departmental Premises By External Organisations – Policy 1999 [currently under review]
• Employee Housing – Departmentally Owned Premises – Policy 1996 [currently under review]
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• Artwork Display Policy – Downing Centre Display Cases – Policy 2010 [available from the Downing
Centre in Hard or Soft Copy]
Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research
Most of the reports published by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research after 1993 are available
free of charge on the website: www.bocsar.nsw.gov.au. Hard copies of reports can be ordered on the website.
A fee applies for statistical reports, legislative evaluations and some research reports.
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• Statistical Reports (1991 to present) [fee applies] Criminal Courts (Children’s, Local and Higher Courts
Statistics are contained in this report)
• NSW Criminal Courts Statistics 1991 to present
Recorded Crime
• NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 1989/90 to present
Key Trends [fee applies]
• Key Trends in Crime and Justice 1993 to 1999 (last in series)
Policy Documents
• Information Service Policy, August 2008
• BOCSAR Privacy Code, revised January 2003 (not available on website)
Local Government Area Crime Maps Series 2006
Auburn
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Canterbury
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Griffith
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ArmidaleDumaresq
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Ballina
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Kempsey
Randwick
Bega Valley
Kiama
Richmond Valley
Blacktown
Kogarah
Ryde
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Canterbury
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Waverley
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Wollondilly
Dubbo
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Wollongong
Eurobodalla
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Fairfield
Ashfield Canada Bay
Sydney
Burwood
Marrickville
Waverley
Campbelltown
Newcastle
Legislative Evaluation Series (1985 to present) [fee applies]
• Crimes (Sexual Assault) Amendment Act 1981: Monitoring and Evaluation. Interim Report No.1 –
Characteristics of the Complainant, the Defendant and the Offence (R. Bonney, 1985)
• Crimes (Sexual Assault) Amendment Act 1981: Monitoring and Evaluation. Interim Report No. 2: Court
Outcome, Acquittals, Convictions and Sentence (R. Bonney, 1985)
• Crimes (Sexual Assault) Amendment Act 1981: Monitoring and Evaluation. Interim Report No. 3: Court
Procedures (R. Bonney, 1987)
• NSW Summary Offences Act 1988 (R. Bonney, 1989)
• Domestic Violence: Impact of Legal Reform in NSW (J. Stubbs and D. Powell, 1989)
• NSW Sentencing Act (E. Matka, 1989)
• ‘Dry Zones’ and Crime in Walgett: An Evaluation of the Local Government (Street Drinking)
Amendment Act 1990 (L. Burns, 1992)
• Criminal Victim Compensation: A Profile of Claims, Claimants and Awards (P. Salmelainen, 1993)
• Fine Default: Enforcing Fine Payment (R. Jochelson, 1995)
• Sentence Indication Scheme Evaluation – Final Report (D. Weatherburn, E. Matka and B. Lind, 1995)
• An Evaluation of the NSW Apprehended Violence Order Scheme (L. Trimboli and R. Bonney, 1997)
• An Evaluation of the NSW Youth Justice Conferencing Scheme (L. Trimboli, 2000)
• New South Wales Drug Court Evaluation: A Process Evaluation (S. Taplin, 2002)
• New South Wales Drug Court Evaluation: Health, Well-being and Participant Satisfaction (K. Freeman,
2002)
• New South Wales Drug Court Evaluation: Cost-effectiveness (B. Lind, D. Weatherburn, S. Chen, NSW
Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research and M. Shanahan, E. Lancsar, M. Haas, R. De Abreu Lourenco,
Centre For Health Economics Research and Evaluation, 2002)
• An evaluation of the NSW community conferencing for young adults pilot program (J. People and L.
Trimboli, 2007)
• Assessing the Impact of Mandatory DNA Testing of Prison Inmates in NSW on Clearance, Charge and
Conviction Rates for Selected Crime Categories (L. Rodwell and N. Smith, 2008)
• An evaluation of the NSW Child Sexual Assault Specialist Jurisdiction Pilot (J. Cashmore and L.
Trimboli, 2005)
• Domestic Violence Intervention Court Model (DVICM) evaluation (W. T. M. Dunsmuir, C. Tran and D.
Weartherburn, 2008)
Research Reports (1984 to present) [fee applies]
• Intoxicated Persons 1981 (1984)
• Bail Reform in NSW (J. Stubbs, 1984)
• Drugs and Crime (I. Dobinson and P. Ward, 1985)
• Fine Default (J. Houghton, 1985)
• The Impact of Random Breath Testing in NSW (J. Cashmore, 1985)
• Homicide: The Social Reality (A. Wallace, 1986)
• Soliciting in Darlinghurst (G. Travis, 1986)
• Prostitution: A Descriptive Literature Review (G. Travis, 1986)
• Bail and Drug Charges (D. Weatherburn, M. Quinn and G. Rich, 1987)
• Child Sexual Assault: The Court Response (J. Cashmore and M. Horsky, 1987)
• Drugs and Crime – Phase II (I. Dobinson and P. Ward, 1987)
• Criminal Justice in North-West New South Wales (C. Cunneen and T. Robb, 1987)
• Robbery – An analysis of robbery in New South Wales (1987)
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• Police Reports of Serious Assault in New South Wales (T. Robb, 1988)
• Appeals Against Sentence Severity, Sentencing Judgments of the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal (D.
Weatherburn, 1988)
• Homicide 2 (R. Bonney, 1988)
• Buying and Selling Heroin – A Study of Heroin Users/Dealers (I. Dobinson and P. Poletti, 1989)
• Child Sexual Assault: The Court Response II (A. Goodwin, 1989)
• Questioning the Magistrate’s Decision: Sentencing and Conviction Appeals from the Local Court (C.
Rizzo, 1989)
• Case Studies in Corporate Crime (R. Longdale, 1990)
• Police Reports of Non-Aggravated Assault in New South Wales (R. Bonney and L. Kery, 1991)
• School Arson in New South Wales (L. Burns, 1991)
• Planning Optimum Court Capacity (B. Lind, D. Weatherburn and J. Packer, 1990)
• Disadvantage and Crime in New South Wales (C. Devery, 1991)
• Domestic Violence in NSW: A Regional Analysis (C. Devery, 1992)
• Complaints Against Police in New South Wales (J. Stubbs, 1992)
• Mapping Crime in Local Government Areas: Assault and Break and Enter in Waverley (C. Devery, 1992)
• Family, Acquaintance and Stranger Homicide in New South Wales (M.T. Nguyen Da Huong and P.
Salmelainen, 1993)
• A Computer Simulation Model of the District Criminal Court of New South Wales (I. Crettenden, J.
Packer and S. Macalpine, 1993)
• Policing Pubs: Evaluation of a Licensing Enforcement Strategy (L. Burns and C. Courmarelos, 1993)
• Patterns of Motor Vehicle Theft (C. Devery, R. Jochelson and M.T. Nguyen Da Huong, 1993)
• Crime on the Rail System (R. Jochelson, 1994)
• Juvenile Offending: Predicting Persistence and Determining the Cost-Effectiveness of Interventions (C.
Coumarelos, 1994)
• Sentence Disparity and its Impact on the NSW District Criminal Court (D. Weatherburn, 1994)
• Assaults on School Premises (L. Trimboli and R. Bonney, 1994)
• The Correlates of Offending Frequency: A Study of Juvenile Theft Offenders in Detention (P.
Salmelainen, 1995)
• Sentence Indication Scheme Evaluation Interim Report – The Impact of the NSW Sentence Indication
Scheme on Plea Rates and Case Delay (D. Weatherburn, 1995)
• Drug Law Enforcement Policy and its Impact on the Heroin Market (D. Weatherburn and B. Lind, 1995)
• The Criminal Justice Response to Sexual Assault Victims (A. Edwards, 1996)
• The Impact of Alcohol Sales on Violent Crime, Property Destruction and Public Disorder (R. Stevenson,
1996)
• Public Housing and Crime (E. Matka, 1997)
• Social and Economic Stress, Child Neglect and Juvenile Delinquency (D. Weatherburn and B. Lind,
1997)
• Crime and Place: An Analysis of Assaults and Robberies in Inner Sydney (R. Jochelson, 1997)
• The Stolen Goods Market in New South Wales (R. Stevenson and L. Forsythe, 1998)
• Juveniles in Crime – Part 1: Participation Rates and Risk Factors (J. Baker, 1998)
• Drug Law Enforcement: Its Effect on Treatment Experience and Injection Practices (D. Weatherburn, B.
Lind and L. Forsythe, 1999)
• Managing Trial Court Delay: An Analysis of Trial Case Processing in the NSW District Criminal Court
(D. Weatherburn and J. Baker, 2000)
• Validation of NSW Police Crime Statistics: A Regional Analysis (M. Chilvers and P. Doak, 2000)
• Drug Crime Prevention and Mitigation: A Literature Review and Research Agenda (D. Weatherburn, L.
Topp, R. Midford and S. Allsopp, 2000)
• Simulating the New South Wales Criminal Justice System: A Stock and Flow Approach (B. Lind, M.
Chilvers and D. Weatherburn, L. 2001)
• An Evaluation of the Safe City Strategy in Central Sydney (C, Coumarelos 2001)
• Factors Underlying Indigenous Arrest Rates (B. H. Hunter, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy
Research, The Australian National University, Canberra, 2001)
• Evaluating police operations (1): A process and outcome evaluation of Operation Vendas (C. Jones and
D. Weatherburn, 2004)
• The Cannabis Cautioning Scheme three years on: An implementation and outcome evaluation (J. Baker
and D. Goh 2004)
• Ethics and the Governance of Criminological Research in Australia (Professor M. Israel, School of Law,
Flinders University, Adelaide, 2004)
• School violence and its antecedents: interviews with high school students (A. Grunseit, D. Weatherburn
and N. Donnelly, 2005)
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• An Evaluation of the NSW Court Liaison Services (D. Bradford and N. Smith, 2009)
• Rules of engagement: Policing anti-social behaviour and alcohol-related violence in and around licensed
premises (J. Fleming, 2008)
Crime and Justice Bulletins (1987 to present)
• Trends in Serious Crime in NSW (1987)
• Bail in NSW (1987)
• Heroin Use and Crime (1987)
• Criminal Prosecution Process in NSW (1987)
• Homicide (1988)
• Court Delay and Prison Overcrowding (1989)
• Arson in NSW (1990)
• Suicide (1990)
• Juvenile Justice and the Children’s Court in New South Wales (1990)
• Sentencing Assault Offenders in the Higher Courts in New South Wales (1990)
• Uses and Abuses of Crime Statistics (E. Matka, November 1990)
• Domestic Violence in NSW (E. Matka, March 1991)
• Aspects of Malicious Damage (R. Bonney, March 1992)
• Imprisonment Rates in NSW and Victoria: Explaining the Difference (L. Babb, March 1992)
• Aspects of Demand for Criminal Court Time (D. Weatherburn and M.T. Nguyen Da Huong, April 1992)
• Stealing in NSW (P. Salmelainen, May 1992)
• Preventing Credit Card Fraud (R. Bonney, September 1992)
• Understanding Committal Hearings (P. Salmelainen, December 1992)
• Grappling with Court Delay (Don Weatherburn, January 1993)
• Adult Sexual Assault in NSW (P. Salmelainen and C. Coumarelos, July 1993)
• Trends in Homicide 1968 to 1992 (P. Gallagher, M.T. Nguyen Da Huong and R. Bonney, 1994)
• Women as Victims and Offenders (L. Trimboli, 1995)
• Why does NSW have a Higher Imprisonment Rate than Victoria (P. Gallagher, 1995)
• Household Break-ins and the Market for Stolen Goods (R. Jochelson, 1995)
• The Limits of Incapacitation as a Crime Control Strategy (J. Chan, 1995)
• Women in Prison (A. Edwards, 1996)
• Risk Management in Assembling Juries (B. Lind, 1996)
• Crime Perception and Reality: Public Perception of the Risk of Criminal Victimisation in Australia (D
Weatherburn, E. Matka and B. Lind, 1996)
• Methadone Maintenance Treatment as a Crime Control Measure (W. Hall, 1996)
• Measuring Trial Court Performance: Indicators for Trial Case Processing (D. Weatherburn, 1996)
• ‘Home Invasions’ and Robberies (P. Salmelainen, 1996)
• Young People and Crime (K. Freeman, 1996)
• Child Neglect: Its Causes and its Role in Delinquency (P. Salmelainen, 1996)
• Aborigines and Public Order Legislation in New South Wales (R. Jochelson, 1997)
• Anabolic Steroid Abuse and Violence (B. Maycock and A. Beel, 1997)
• Hung Juries and Majority Verdicts (P. Salmelainen, R. Bonney and D. Weatherburn 1997)
• Crime Trends in New South Wales: The Crime Victim Survey Picture (K. Freeman 1998)
• Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System (K. Freeman 1998)
• Measuring Crime Dispersion (M. Chilvers, 1998)
• Are the Courts becoming more lenient? Recent trends in convictions and penalties in NSW Higher and
Local Courts (J. Baker, 1998)
• Cannabis and Crime: Treatment Programs for Adolescent Cannabis Use (L. Trimboli and C. Coumarelos,
1998)
• Predicting Violence Against Women: The 1996 Women’s Safety Survey (C. Coumarelos and J. Allen,
1998)
• Crime Against International Tourists (J. Allen, 1999)
• Public Perception of Neighbourhood Crime in New South Wales (M. Chilvers, 1999)
• The Effect of Arrest on Indigenous Employment Prospects (B. Hunter and J. Borland, 1999)
• Heroin harm minimisation: Do we really have to choose between law enforcement and treatment (D.
Weatherburn and B. Lind, 1999)
• Predicting Women’s Responses to Violence: The 1996 Women’s Safety Survey (C. Coumarelos and J.
Allen, 1999)
• Performance Indicators for Drug Law Enforcement (D. Weatherburn, 2000)
• Drug Use Among Police Detainees (T. Makkai, J. Fitzgerald and P. Doak, 2000)
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• New South Wales Drug Court Evaluation: Program and Participant Profiles (K. Freeman, R. Lawrence
Karski and P. Doak, 2000)
• Community Survey of Willingness to Receive Stolen Goods (J. Allen, 2000)
• New South Wales Drug Court: Monitoring Report (S. Briscoe and C. Coumarelos, 2000)
• New South Wales Drug Court Evaluation: Interim Report on Health and Well-Being of Participants (K.
Freeman, 2001)
• What Causes Crime? (D. Weatherburn, 2001)
• The Scope for Reducing Indigenous Imprisonment Rates (J. Baker, 2001)
• The Problem of Mobile Phone Theft (S. Briscoe, 2001)
• Firearms and Violent Crime in New South Wales (J. Fitzgerald, S. Briscoe and D. Weatherburn 2001)
• Does Prohibition Deter Cannabis Use? (D. Weatherburn and C. Jones, 2001)
• The Australian Heroin Drought and Its Implications for Drug Policy (D. Weatherburn, C. Jones, K.
Freeman and T. Makkai, 2001)
• Preventing Corruption in Drug Law Enforcement (Justice James Wood AO, 2001)
• Trends in sentencing in the New South Wales Criminal Courts: 1990 – 2000 (J. Fitzgerald, 2001)
• Do targeted arrests reduce crime? (M. Chilvers and D. Weatherburn, 2001)
• Reducing Cannabis Consumption (C. Jones and D. Weatherburn, 2001)
• Law Enforcement’s Role in a Harm Reduction Regime (J. P. Caulkins – Carnegie Mellon University, H.
John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management RAND, Drug Policy Research Centre, 2002)
• Multiple drug use among police detainees (Jacqueline Fitzgerald and Marilyn Chilvers, 2002)
• Hung juries and aborted trials: An analysis of their prevalence, predictors and effects (Joanne Baker,
Adrian Allen and Don Weatherburn, 2002)
• Crime increases in perspective: The regional dispersion of crime in NSW, 2001 (M. Chilvers, 2002)
• Absconding on bail (Marilyn Chilvers, Jacqui Allen and Peter Doak, Number 68, May 2002)
• Reducing Juvenile Crime: Conferencing versus Court (G. Luke and B. Lind, 2002)
• Recent Trends in Recorded Crime and Police Activity in Cabramatta (M. Chilvers, V. Korabelnikoff and
M. Ramsay, 2002
• What Lies Behind the Growth in Fraud (M. Chilvers, 2002)
• Drug Use Monitoring in New South Wales: The First Two Years (K. Freeman and J. Fitzgerald, 2002)
• The impact of abolishing short prison sentences (Bronwyn Lind and Simon Eyland, Number 73, August,
2002)
• Unemployment duration, schooling and property crime (B. Chapman, D. Weatherburn, C.A. Kapuscinski,
M. Chilvers and S. Roussel, Number 74, December 2002)
• Driving under the influence of cannabis in a New South Wales rural area (Craig Jones, Karen Freeman
and Don Weatherburn, Number 75, May, 2003)
• The New South Wales Criminal Justice System Simulation Model: Further Developments (Jonathan
Clark and Bronwyn Lind, Number 76, May 2003)
• Sentencing high-range PCA drink drivers in NSW (David Saffron and Marilyn Chilvers, Number 77,
August 2003)
• Contact with the New South Wales court and prison systems: The influence of age, Indigenous status and
gender (Don Weatherburn, Bronwyn Lind and Jiuzhao Hua, Number 78, August, 2003)
• The impact of heroin dependence on long-term robbery trends (Marilyn Chilvers and Don Weatherburn,
Number 79, October, 2003)
• Public Perceptions of Crime Trends in New South Wales and Western Australia (Don Weatherburn, and
David Indermaur, Number 80, March, 2004)
• Sentencing drink-drivers: The use of dismissals and conditional discharges (Steve Moffatt, Don
Weatherburn, and Jacqueline Fitzgerald, Number 81, February 2004)
• Long-term trends in trial court delay in NSW (Yeh Yeau Kuan, Number 82, August 2004)
• Evaluation of the Bail Amendment (Repeat Offenders) Act 2002 (Jacqueline Fitzgerald and Don
Weatherburn, Number 83, August 2004)
• The deterrent effect of capital punishment: A review of the research evidence (Janet Chan and Deborah
Oxley, School of Social Science and Policy, University of New South Wales, Number 84, October 2004)
• What caused the recent drop in property crime? (Steve Moffatt, Don Weatherburn and Neil Donnelly
Number 85, February 2005)
• The transition from juvenile to adult criminal careers (Shuling Chen, Tania Matruglio, Don Weatherburn
and Jiuzhao Hua, Number 86, May 2005)
• Driving under the influence of cannabis: The problem and potential countermeasures (Craig Jones, Neil
Donnelly, Wendy Swift and Don Weatherburn, Number 87, September 2005)
• Early-phase predictors of subsequent program compliance and offending among NSW Adult Drug Court
participants (Karen Freeman and Neil Donnelly, Number 88, October 2005)
• Trends and patterns in domestic violence (Julie People, Number 89, October 2005)
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• Long-term trends in property and violent crime in NSW: 1990-2004 (Steve Moffatt and Suzanne
Poynton, Number 90, January 2006)
• Risk of re-offending among parolees (Craig Jones, Jiuzhao Hua, Neil Donnelly, Judy McHutchison and
Kyleigh Heggie, Number 91, January 2006)
• The attrition of sexual offences from the New South Wales criminal justice system (Jacqueline
Fitzgerald, Number 92, January 2006)
• How much crime does prison stop? The incapacitation effect of prison on burglary (Don Weatherburn,
Jiuzhao Hua and Steve Moffatt, Number 93, January 2006)
• Victims of abduction: patterns and case studies (Jacqueline Fitzgerald and Julie People, Number 94, July
2006)
• Matching court records to measure reoffending (Jiuzhao Hua and Jacqueline Fitzgerald, Number 95, July
2006)
• Generation Y and crime: a longitudinal study of contact with the NSW criminal courts before the age of
21 (Jiuzhao Hua, Joanne Baker and Suzanne Poynton, Number 96, August 2006)
• The relationship between methamphetamine use and violent behaviour (Rebecca McKetin, Jennifer
McLaren, Steven Riddell and Lisa Robins, National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, UNSW, Number
97, July 2006)
• Firearms and violent crime in New South Wales, 1995-2005 (Sarah Williams and Suzanne Poynton,
Number 98, August 2006)
• Indigenous over-representation in prison: the role of offender characteristics (Lucy Snowball and Don
Weatherburn, Number 99, September 2006)
• Malicious damage to property offence in New South Wales (Mark Howard, Number 100, September
2006)
• The relationship between petrol theft and petrol prices (Steve Moffatt and Jacqueline Fitzgerald, Number
101, September 2006)
• Child sexual assault trials: a survey of juror perceptions (Judy Cashmore and Lily Trimboli, Number 102,
September 2006)
• Reoffending among young people cautioned by police or who participated in a youth justice conference
(Sumitra Vignaendra and Jacqueline Fitzgerald, Number 103, October 2006)
• The economic and social factors underpinning Indigenous contact with the justice system: results from
the 2002 NATSISS survey (Don Weatherburn, Lucy Snowball and Boyd Hunter, Number 104, October
2006)
• Recent trends in property and drug-related crime in Kings Cross (Neil Donnelly and Lucy Snowball,
Number 105, November 2006)
• The deterrent effect of higher fines on recidivism: Driving offences (Steve Moffatt and Suzanne Poynton,
Number 106, March 2007)
• The relationship between head injury and violent offending in juvenile detainees (Dianna T. Kenny and
C.J. Lennings, The University of Sydney, Number 107, March 2007)
• The psychosocial needs of NSW court defendants (Craig Jones and Sandra Crawford, Number 108,
March 2007)
• Screening juvenile offenders for further assessment and intervention (Don Weatherburn, Racel Cush and
Paula Saunders, Number 109, August 2007)
• Monitoring trends in re-offending among adult and juvenile offenders given non-custodial sanctions (N.
Smith and C. Jones, Number 110, January 2008)
• Does the lack of alternatives increase the risk of a prison sentence? (L. Snowball, Number 111, January
2008)
• Community Supervision and Rehabilitation (D. Weatherburn and L. Trimboli, Number 112, February
2008)
• The problem of steal from motor vehicle in New South Wales (A. Varshney and J. Fitzgerald, Number
113, March 2008)
• Did the heroin shortage increase amphetamine use? (L. Snowball, S. Moffatt, D. Weatherburn and C.
Jones, Number 114, May 2008)
• Does circle sentencing reduce Aboriginal offending? (J. Fitzgerald, Number 115, May 2008)
• Police-recorded assaults on hospital premises in New South Wales: 1996-2006 (K. Hillier, Number 116,
July 2008)
• Monitoring trends in re-offending among offenders released from prison (N. Smith and C. Jones, Number
117, July 2008)
• Public confidence in the New South Wales criminal justice system (C. Jones, D. Weatherburn and K.
McFarlane, Number 118, August 2008)
• Juror understanding of judicial instructions in criminal trials (L. Trimboli, Number 119, September 2008)
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• Trends in property and illicit drug-related crime in Kings Cross: An update (L. Snowball, M. Burgess and
B. Price, Number 120, September 2008)
• The NSW Drug Court: A re-evaluation of its effectiveness (D. Weatherburn, C. Jones, L. Snowball and J.
Hua, Number 121, September 2008)
• CHERE report: The Costs of NSW Drug Court (S. Goodall, R. Norman and M. Haas, Number 122,
September 2008)
• The impact of the high range PCA guideline judgment on sentencing for PCA offences in NSW (S.
d’Apice, Number 123, November 2008)
• Trends in bail and sentencing outcomes in New South Wales Criminal Courts: 1993-2007 (R. Lulham
and J. Fitzgerald, Number 124, November 2008)
• What caused the decrease in sexual assault clear-up rates? (K. O’Brien, C. Jones and V. Korabelnikofff,
Number 125, December 2008)
• Does receiving an amphetamine charge increase the likelihood of a future violent charge? (N. Smith and
L. Rodwell, Number 126, January 2009)
• Is the assault rate in NSW higher now than it was during the 1990s? (C. Ringland and J. Baker, Number
127, March 2009)
• Recent trends in legal proceedings for breach of bail, juvenile remand and crime (S. Vignaendra, S.
Moffatt, D. Weatherburn and E. Heller, Number 128, May 2009)
• Does Forum Sentencing reduce re-offending? (C. Jones, Number 129, June 2009)
• Rates of participation in burglary and motor vehicle theft (D. Weatherburn, J. Hua and S. Moffatt,
Number 130, July 2009)
• The Magistrates Early Referral into Treatment Program (R. Lulham, Number 131, July 2009)
• The specific deterrent effect of custodial penalties on juvenile re-offending (D. Weatherburn, S.
Vignaendra and A. McGrath, Number 132, July 2009)
• Recommendations for criminal justice policy analysts and advisors (D. Weatherburn, Number 133, July
2009)
• How do methamphetamine users respond to changes in methamphetamine price? (J. Chalmers, D.
Bradford and C. Jones, Number 134, September 2009)
• Drink Driving and Recidivism in NSW (L. Trimboli and N. Smith, Number 135, September 2009)
• The recidivism of offenders given suspended sentences: A comparison with full-time imprisonment (R.
Lulham, D. Weatherburn and L. Bartels, Number 136, September 2009)
• The impact of restricted alcohol availability in Newcastle (C. Jones, K. Kypri, S. Moffatt, C. Borzycki
and B. Price, Number 137, November 2009)
• Prison populations and correctional outlays: The effect of reducing re-imprisonment (D. Weatherburn, G.
Froyland, S. Moffatt and S. Corben, Number 138, December 2009)
• What do police data tell us about criminal methods of obtaining prescription drugs? (L. Rodwell, C.
Ringland and D. Bradford, Number 139, January 2010)
Bureau Briefs (1999 to present)
• NSW Recorded Crime Statistics – Quarterly update: June 1999 (Number 1, August 1999)
• Race and offensive language charges (Number 2, August 1999)
• NSW Criminal Courts Statistics 1998 (P. Doak, Number 3, October 1999)
• Women in prison: The criminal court perspective (J. Fitzgerald, Number 4, December 1999)
• Graffiti In New South Wales (J. Fitzgerald, Number 5, March 2000)
• Validation of NSW police crime statistics (M. Chilvers, Number 6, April 2000)
• Regional analysis of crime trends in NSW, 1999 (M. Chilvers, Number 7, April 2000)
• Knife offences and policing (J. Fitzgerald, Number 8, June 2000)
• Increases in the NSW remand population (J. Fitzgerald, Number 9, November 2000)
• Operation and crime review panels: Their impact on break and enter (M. Chilvers and D. Weatherburn,
Number 10, April 2001)
• NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 2000: Regional analysis of crime trends (M. Chilvers, Number 11, April
2001)
• Trends in formal charges and the use of alternative processes by NSW Police (M. Chilvers, Number 12,
April 2001)
• Drug and theft offences in Cabramatta Local Area Command: 1998 to 2000 (P. Doak, Number 13, April
2001)
• Recent trends in criminal court delay (P. Doak, Number 14, September 2001)
• Bail in NSW: Characteristics and compliances (M. Chilvers, J. Allen and P. Doak, Number 15,
September 2001)
• Forecasting trial delay in the NSW District Criminal Court (M. Chilvers, Number 16, November 2001)
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• Aboriginal victimisation and offending: The picture from police records (J. Fitzgerald and D.
Weatherburn, Number 17, December 2001)
• The growth in female imprisonment in New South Wales (J. Allen, Number 18, January 2002)
• NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 2001: Regional analysis of crime trends (J. Allen, Number 19, April
2002)
• Trends in proceedings against alleged offenders for minor cannabis offences in NSW (D. Goh, Number
20, August 2002)
• The criminal history profile of methadone clients: A research note (K. Freeman, C. Jones, R. Mattick and
D. Weatherburn, Number 21, August 2002)
• NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 2002: Regional analysis of crime trends (J. Fitzgerald, Number 22,
March 2003)
• Recorded crime trends in Cabramatta Local Area Command (J. Fitzgerald, Number 23, March 2003)
• The effectiveness of methadone maintenance treatment in controlling crime: An aggregate-level analysis
(B. Lind, S. Chen, D. Weatherburn and R. Mattick, Number 24, March 2004)
• NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 2003: Regional analysis of crime trends, (S. Moffatt and D. Goh,
Number 25, March 2004)
• The impact of the Australian heroin shortage on robbery in NSW (N. Donnelly, D. Weatherburn and M.
Chilvers, Number 26, March 2004)
• The Increase In ‘Other Offences’ and ‘Other Offences Against The Person’ (J. Fitzgerald, Number 27,
March 2004)
• New South Wales Recorded Crime Statistics 2004: Regional analysis of crime trends (S. Moffatt and D.
Goh, Number 28, April 2005)
• Changes In criminal offence categories In NSW recorded crime statistics 2004 (J. Fitzgerald, Number 29,
April 2005)
• Crime trends for postcodes connected to the Sydney LGA (S. Moffatt and D. Goh, Number 30, April
2005)
• An update of long-term trends in property and violent crime in New South Wales: 1990-2005 (S. Moffatt
and S. Poynton, Number 32, April 2006)
• New South Wales Recorded Crime Statistics 2005: Regional analysis of crime trends (S. Moffatt and D.
Goh, Number 33, April 2006)
• Recent trends in recorded incidents of graffiti in New South Wales 1996-2005 (S. Williams and S.
Poynton, Number 34, April 2006)
• New South Wales Recorded Crime Statistics 2006: Regional Analysis of Crime Trends, (S. Moffatt and
D. Goh, Number 35, April 2007)
and D. Goh, Number 36, April 2007)
• Did the prevalence of assault in NSW increase between 2006 and 2007? (F. Cotsell and S. Moffatt,
Number 38, April 2008)
• Liquor licensing enforcement and assaults on licensed premises (S. Moffatt, A. Mason, C. Borzycki and
D. Weatherburn, Number 40, October 2009)
• Why are Indigenous imprisonment rates rising? (J. Fitzgerald, Number 41, August 2009)
• Domestic homicide in NSW, January 2003 – June 2008 (C. Ringland and L. Rodwell, Number 42,
October 2009)
• The nature of assaults recorded on licensed premises (J. Fitzgerald, A. Mason and C. Borzycki, Number
43, February 2010)
Alcohol Studies Bulletins (2001 to 2007)
• Temporal and Regional Aspects of Alcohol-Related Violence and Disorder (S. Briscoe and N. Donnelly,
2001)
• Assaults on licensed premises in inner-urban areas (S. Briscoe and N. Donnelly, 2001)
• Young Adults’ Experience of Responsible Service Practice in New South Wales (N. Donnelly and S.
Briscoe, 2002)
• Liquor Licensing Enforcement Activity in New South Wales (Suzanne Briscoe and Neil Donnelly,
Number 4, June, 2003)
• The impact of increased drink-driving penalties on recidivism rates in NSW, (Suzanne Briscoe, Number
5, May 2004)
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• The role of alcohol in injuries presenting to St Vincent’s Hospital Emergency Department and the
associated short-term costs (Suzanne Poynton, Neil Donnelly, Don Weatherburn, Gordian Fulde and
Linda Scott, Number 6, December 2005)
• Costing alcohol-related injuries presenting to St Vincent’s Hospital Emergency Department – A
methodological note (Suzanne Poynton, Neil Donnelly, Don Weatherburn, Gordian Fulde and Linda
Scott, Number 7, December 2005)
• Liquor outlet concentrations and alcohol-related neighbourhood problems (Neil Donnelly, Suzanne
Poynton, Don Weatherburn, Errol Bamford and Justin Nottage, Number 8, April 2006)
• Young adults’ experience of responsible service practice in NSW: An update (Linda Scott, Neil Donnelly,
Suzanne Poynton and Don Weatherburn, Number 9, January 2007)
Community Justice Centres
Documents published on the website are available at www.cjc.nsw.gov.au
Publications and Pamphlets
• Community Justice Centres Annual Reports 1999 – 2007
• Brochure – Dealing with Conflict
• Brochure – Blewin’ CJC Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
• Referral Forms – Local Courts, Dept. of Housing, Children’s Court, General
• Mediator Accreditation Policy
• Code of Professional Conduct Policy
• “Have your Say” Form
• Mediator Resources – Forms
• Community Languages (20 languages)
Fact Sheets
• Mediation at Community Justice Centres
• Client Charter
• Support People
• Telephone Assisted Mediation (TAM)
• Small Claims
• Occupational Health and Safety
• Family Law Certificates
Policies and Guidelines published on CJC Infolink
• Client Feedback and Complains Policy
• Mediations involving AVOs Policy
• Management of Aggressive/Violent Clients
• Pre mediation – An overview
• Court List Days Policy
• Use of Interpreter Policy
• Assigning Mediators to work Policy
• Client charter
• Domestic Violence Policy
• Guidelines for the Assessment of Matters Involving Violence
• Local Court Protocols changes
• APVO Protocol
• Small Claims Protocol
• Small Claims Information Sheet
• Intake manual – Mediation Advisors
• Confidentiality Agreement – Temporary staff and work placements
• External Venues
• Mediator Pays Preparation Procedure
• Casual Employment Policy
Mediator Resources – Forms
• Practice Alerts!
• Secrecy and Disclosure
• Family Law Changes
• Small Claims mediations
• List Day mediations
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Fact Sheets
• Client Charter
• Support People
• Telephone Assisted Mediation (TAM)
• Family Law Certificates
• Family Law Parenting Plan
• Role of the Chamber Registrar
• Small Claims
• Referral’s Do’s and Don’ts
Community Relations Unit
All documents are published on the website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/cru.
• A Handbook for Justices of the Peace in NSW
• Code of Conduct for JPs in NSW
• Guidelines on the appointment of Justices of the Peace: assessing eligibility and good character
• Guidelines on the appointment of Justices of the Peace: handling complaints and reviewing appointments
• Becoming a JP in NSW
• Complaints Policy
• Making a Complaint
• Applications for use of State Arms, Symbols and Emblems
• Applications for assignment or licence of NSW Crown copyright material
• Daylight Saving in NSW
• Exemptions under section 126A of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977
Corporate Records and Information Management
• Attorney General’s Guidelines – Making Access Directions under the State Records Act 1998 [2005]
[webpage]
• Records Management Policy [webpage]
• Disposal Kit – Guidelines for Business Centres on the management and disposal of administrative
records [2006]
Corporate Services (Including Communications Unit)
• Attorney General’s Department/ DJAG Annual Reports 1998 to 2009 (on Lawlink website)
• “What we Do – Serving the Community” brochure translated into Chinese, Korean, Persian, Spanish,
Turkish and Vietnamese (on Lawlink website and in hard copy).
Court Services (Incorporates District Court, Local Court, Dust Diseases Tribunal, Children’s Court,
Children’s Court Clinic, Drug Court, Coroners Court)
The Court Services’ webpages can be accessed on Lawlink (www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au).
Children’s Court
• Children’s Court Practice Notes
• Children’s Court Practice Directions
• Children’s Court Standard Directions
• Children’s Court Care and Protection Practice and Procedure Manual
• Brochure – Care Applications
• Brochure – Care Plans and Consent Orders
• Brochure – Preliminary Conferences
• Brochure – Serious and Persistent Conflict
• Brochure – Temporary Care Arrangement
Speeches and papers
• “The Crucial Role of the Children’s Court Clinic Assessment Report in Decision Making”
• Transcript: Ceremonial sitting to mark the appointment of Judge Marien as the first President of the
Court
• “Children of the Perishing Classes”
• “Establishment of the Children’s Court – Then and 100 years on”
• “Youth Drug Court Trial Conference Paper – The 4th International Conference on Drugs and Young
People”
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Children’s Law News
• Children’s Law News (References and Headnotes – updated April 2006)
• Children’s Law News Cumulative Case Index
• Children’s Law News Publications Index
Children’s Court Clinic
• Authorised Clinician Handbook
• Quick Guide to How the Clinic Assessment is Done
• Brochure – Assessment and Reports
• Brochure – Who we are and what we do
Coroner’s Court
• Brochure – The Coroners Court
• Annual Report by the NSW State Coroner into Deaths in Custody / Police Operations (Yearly
publication, 2001 – 2009 available)
District Court of NSW
• District Court of New South Wales Strategic Plan 2007-12
• Criminal Business Committee Business Plan
• Civil Business Committee Business Plan
• Resources Committee Business Plan
• Professional Standards Committee Business Plan
• District Court of New South Wales – Annual Review 2008
• District Court Practice Notes
• District Court Fees
• Guidelines for Waiver, Remission and Postponement of Fees
• Delegated Powers of Registrars
• Standard Directions – Hearings and Arbitration
• Standard Directions – Show Cause Hearings
• Standard Directions – Commercial List default order
• Mediators appointed by the Chief Judge 2009-10
EServices
• Important changes – District Court
• District Court civil case numbers
Drug Court
• Drug Court Policies
• Drug Court Directions
• 2008 Drug Court Review
Dust Diseases Tribunal of New South Wales
• Dust Diseases Tribunal Practice Notes
• Dust Diseases Tribunal Annual Review
• Dust Diseases Tribunal Practitioner’s Guide
• Dust Diseases Tribunal Advice to Practitioners
• Fees and Forms
Local Court
• Local Court Practice Notes
• Local Court fees
• Local Court of NSW Annual Review
• Information Sheet – Getting Help with Legal and Court Matters
• Information Sheet – Chamber Service
• Client Service Charter
Fact Sheets (available on Lawlink website)
• Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs)
• Information for protected persons (Domestic Violence)
• Information for protected persons (Personal Violence)
• Information for defendants (AVOs)
• Interim Apprehended Violence Orders
• Appeals and Apprehended Violence Orders
• Changing or Canceling Apprehended Violence Orders
• Provisional Order (Ex parte)
• Ancillary property recover order
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Money Issues
• Someone owes you money
• Received a Statement of Claim
• Paying Court Fines
• Application for Time to Pay Court Fines
Appearing in Court
• Going to Court for a Criminal Matter
• Types of Penalties Imposed in the Local Court
• Getting Time to Pay a Fine
• Application to Review a Criminal Case Heard in the Absence of the Defendant
• Being a Bail Guarantor
Neighbours and You
• Problems with Fences
• Settling Small Claims by Mediation
Power of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship
• Enduring Power of Attorney
• Enduring Guardianship in NSW
Eservices
• Important changes – Local Court
• Implementation dates – Local Court
• Fact sheet – eServices Facts
• Fact sheet – Key Contacts
• Fact sheet – Steps to Register for eServices
• Brochure – No. Need to Queue. EFile
• Enquiry Form – requesting eServices information
• Eservices User Agreement
• Presentation – Introduction to eServices
• Presentation – The registration process
• XSDL – XML Schema documents
• Technical specifications
Crime Prevention and Aboriginal Programs Unit
All documents are published on the website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/cpd unless otherwise stated.
• Preventing Violence – A review of the literature on violence and violence prevention
• Safer Communities Development Fund: Guidelines for Grant Applicants
• Guide 1: How to Develop Local Crime Prevention Plans under the Children (Protection and Parental
Responsibility) Act 1997
• Guide 2: Applying for Safer Community Compacts under the Children (Protection and Parental
Responsibility) Act 1997
• Guide 3: Applying for Operational Areas under the Children (Protection and Parental Responsibility) Act
1997
• Juvenile Crime in NSW: A Review of the Literature 1996
• Juvenile Crime Prevention Strategic Plan: Consultation Report 1996
• Crime Prevention Resource Manual
• NSW Crime Prevention Division: Building Partnerships to Strengthen Communities (information
brochure – not on website)
• Crime Prevention Program Directory
• Safer Communities Development Fund: Summary of Projects as at June 1999
• Working with the Gay, Lesbian and Transgender Communities in NSW. A report on consultations with
these communities
• The Impact of Crime Prevention on Aboriginal Communities. A report prepared by Chris Cunneen for the
Crime Prevention Division.
• Evaluation of the NSW Government Policy Statement and Guidelines for Closed Circuit Television
(CCTV) in Public Places – Final Report
• Evaluation of a Mentoring Program for Young Juvenile Crime Offenders – Challenges for Evaluation
Design
• Executive Summary of Mentoring Program Evaluation – Mentoring for Young Offenders – November
2002
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• Legal Art – A showcase of Beat Graffiti Grants Scheme Projects
• Crime prevention on Farms. A series of 11 Information sheets describing specific aspects of reducing
opportunities for crime on farms. Compiled by the Institute of Rural Futures – University of New
England – October 2002
• Skools Out – A report from the Skools Out Forum on Homophobic Bullying and Harassment in and
around Schools – November 2002
• Aboriginal Community Patrols – a practical guide. May 2003
• NSW MERIT Program – Magistrates Early Referral Into Treatment – April 2002 (not on website)
• Evaluation of the Lismore Magistrates Early Referral into Treatment (MERIT) Pilot Program: Final
Report – October 2003
• You Shouldn’t Have to Hide to be Safe: A Report on Homophobic Hostilities and Violence Against Gay
Men and Lesbians in NSW – December 2003
• Partners In Crime Prevention – Newsletter of the Crime Prevention Division – published from Aril 2000
to October 2003
Criminal Law Review
Please see Legislation, Policy and Criminal Law Review Division
Crown Solicitor’s Office
• Staff Manual – Client Service – Part 9 Complaint Resolution
DNA Review Panel
All documents are published on the Panel’s website and are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/dna
• DNA Review Panel Annual Report 2007/08
• Brochure setting out the work of the role and functions of the DNA Review Panel
• DNA Review Panel Application form
• Information poster – ‘Have you been convicted of a crime you didn’t do?’
Diversity Services
All documents are available on the website www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/diversity services unless otherwise stated.
Access Plans
• Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities’ Access Plan 2006 – 2008 (CALD CAP)
• Summary of the CALD CAP 2006-2008
• Disability Strategic Plan 2006 – 2008 (DSP)
• Summary of the DSP 2006-2008
• Culturally Diverse Communities’ Access Plan 2009-2012
• Disability Strategic Plan 2010-1012
Brochures
• Brochure on how to request hearing assistance in the court: Can you hear in the courtroom? – 2008
• Brochure and Application Form: People with a disability request for court assistance: find out how
people with a disability can request court assistance – 2009 ( English, Arabic, Chinese and Vietnamese)
• Brochure: What we do: Attorney General’s Department of NSW Serving the Community – November
2007 (English, Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Persian, Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese)
• Brochure -The Role of the Interpreter – outlines the interpreters role in 14 community languages and
English (Arabic, Chinese, Dinka, Greek, Italian, Korean, Persian, Samoan, Serbian, Spanish, Thai,
Turkish and Vietnamese) June 2009.
Other Resources
• Posters to notify clients in our front line services areas that they can ask for disability related assistance
• DVD, Video, Posters and Resources Kit: “So you have to go to court!” (also available on the website)
• Discussion Paper: Are the rights of people whose capacity is in question being adequately promoted and
protected? – March 2006
• Booklet: Capacity Toolkit: Information for government and community workers, professionals, families
and Carers in New South Wales – 2008
• Fact sheet: Capacity Toolkit – 2008 (English, Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Italian, Vietnamese)
Finance and Strategy Branch
• AGD Business Continuity Plan
• Results and Services Plan 2007-08
• Results and Services Plan 2006-07
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Human Resources Branch
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander Employment Strategy 2006-2011
• Code of Conduct
• Corruption Prevention Strategy
• Dignity and Respect Policy
• EEO Management Plan 2009 – 2012
• Graduate Recruitment program (on Lawlink website)
• Guide for Job applicants (on Lawlink website, and hardcopy policy)
• Guide for Selection Committee Members
• OH&S Policy
• Part time work Policy
• People Development Policy
• Reasonable Adjustment Guidelines
• Recruiting people with a Disability Guidelines
• Recruitment and Selection Policy
• Secondary Employment Policy and Guidelines
• Study Leave Policy
• Temporary Staffing Policy
• Work Experience Policy and Guidelines
• Working for Us (on Lawlink website)
• Your Career with AGD
Employee Relations Unit
• Flexible Working Hours Agreement
• Flexible Working Hours Guidelines
• Guidelines – Joint Consultative Committees
• Salary Rates: Awards and Conditions
• Settling Workplace Grievances Procedure
• Various Industrial Instruments / Awards
Industrial Relations Commission of NSW
All documents are available from the Commission’s website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/irc.
• Fact Sheet – Making an Unfair Dismissal Claim
• Annual Reports of the President of the Industrial Relations Commission
• List of Awards in Force
• Index of Registered Industrial Organisations
• Procedures for a Support Wage System Special Wage Permit – March 1995
• CITIS User Manual
• A Guide to Conciliation of Unfair Dismissal Claims
• What happens if conciliation fails?
• Guide to preparing for Arbitration of Unfair Dismissals
• Notes to Assist Parties preparing Statements for Unfair Dismissal Matters
• Information for Applicants – Unfair Dismissal Procedure
• Information for Respondents – Unfair Dismissal Procedure
• Special Wage Permits
• Part Time Work Agreements
• Industrial Committees
• Practice Directions
• A Guide to the registration responsibilities of Employers under the Clothing Trades (State) Award
• NSW Enterprise Agreements
• NSW Industrial Gazette Online
• List of NSW Awards and Contract Determinations
• Registered Industrial Organisations and Peak Councils
• Notes on Advice and representation
• Guide to the Industrial Relations Commission (History, Purpose and Function, Members, Industrial
Registry)
• Daily Court Lists
• Judgments
• Procedures and Legislation
• Transport and Delivery of Cash and other Valuables – Report to the Minister 1997
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Land and Environment Court of NSW
All documents are available on the Land and Environment Court of NSW website www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/
lec unless otherwise stated:
• Land and Environment Court of NSW Annual Review 2001 (publication only)
• Land and Environment Court of NSW Annual Reviews 2002 onwards (publication and on webpage)
• Appeal Information Sheets: Compensation for Resumption of land
• Appeal Information Sheets: Development Applications
• Appeal Information Sheets: Modification appeals of consent refusals
• Appeal Information Sheets: Orders
• Appeal Information Sheets: Rates notices
• Appeal Information Sheets: Valuation objections
• Appeal Information Sheets: Trees Disputes (notes and FAQs)
• Class 8 Directions Hearings – how and where they are conducted
• Class 8 Directions Hearings – what they do
• Class 8 Urgent injunction applications – how they will be dealt with
• Information on Alternative Dispute Resolution
• eCallover Protocol
• eCourt User’s Manual
• Forms and Fees
• Frequently Asked Questions – About the Court process
• Frequently Asked Questions – Appeals to the Court
• Frequently Asked Questions – eCourt
• Frequently Asked Questions – Mediation
• Frequently Asked Questions – On-Site Hearings
• Frequently Asked Questions – Court Transcripts
• Frequently Asked Questions – Tree Disputes
• Legal advice and assistance – a referral guide
• Guide for Litigants in person in the Land and Environment Court of NSW
• Report of the Land and Environment Court Working Party – September 2001
• Video Links
• Telephone Callover
• Interpreting Services
• Media Contact Information
• Preliminary Conferences under s.34 Land and Environment Court Act 1979
• Policies – Court Attire Policy
• Delays in reserved judgments
• Speeches and Papers – by Judges and Commissioners of the Court (1997 to present)
• Information on Tree Disputes
• Information on Mining Jurisdictions
• Practice Collection:
o Practice Notes
o Explanatory Notes on New and Replacement Practice Notes
o Class 1 Development Appeals
o Classes 1,2 and 3 Miscellaneous Appeals
o Class 2 Tree applications
o Class 3 Appeal Compensation Claims
o Class 3 Valuation Objections
o Class 4 Proceedings
• Usual Directions – Classes 1,2,3 and 4 Proceedings
• Use of electronic documents and images
• Planning Principles
• Tree Dispute Principles
LawAccess NSW
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawaccess.nsw.gov.au.
Fact sheets:
• Need legal help? (translated)
• Need legal help? (English)
• Are you Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander and Need Legal Help?
• When will LawAccess NSW provide legal advice?
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Pamphlets:
• Need legal help? Poster, wallet card and magnet
• Guide to the Law on the Internet – NSW
Policies
• Policies, Procedures and Standards Manual for Customer Service and Legal Officers
• LawAccess NSW Complaints Handling policy
Library Services Division
Attorney General’s Department Library
• Loans: Document supply service [website]
• Access: [website]
• Photocopy and printing facilities [website]
Law Courts Library
• Library Rules [website]
• Borrowing [website]
• Access [website]
NSW Law Reform Commission
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lrc.
Reports
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126 Access to personal information
125 The Offices of the Information and Privacy Commissioners
124 Uniform Succession Laws: Administration of Estates of Deceased Persons
123 Privacy principles
122 Workplace deaths
121 Emergency Medical Care and the Restricted Right to Practise
119 Young People and Consent to Health Care
118 Role of Juries in Sentencing
117 Jury Selection
116 Uniform Succession Laws: Intestacy
115 Disputes in Company Title Home Units
114 Blind or Deaf Jurors
113 Relationships
112 Uniform Evidence Law
111 Majority Verdicts
110 Uniform Succession Laws: Family Provision
109 Expert Witnesses
108 Surveillance: Final Report
107 Guaranteeing Someone Else’s Debts
106 Community Justice Centres
105 Time Limits on Loans Payable on Demand
104 Young Offenders
103 Apprehended Violence Orders
102 Sentencing: Corporate Offenders
101 Questioning of Complainants by Unrepresented Accused in Sexual Assault Trials
100 Contempt by Publication
99 Complaints Against Lawyers: An Interim Report
98 Surveillance: An Interim Report
97 The Rule in Pigot’s Case
96 Sentencing: Aboriginal Offenders
95 The Right to Silence
94 Set-Off
93 Review of section 316 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)
92 Review of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW)
91 Review of the Disability Services Act 1993 (NSW)
90 Review of the Community Services (Complaints, Appeals and Monitoring) Act
1993 (NSW)
89 Contribution Between Persons Liable for the Same Damage
88 Neighbour and Neighbour Relations
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Review of s 409B of the Crimes Act 1900
Circulation of Legal Advice to Government
Uniform Succession Laws: The Law of Wills
The Right to Support From Adjoining Land
Partial Defences to Murder: Provocation and Infanticide
Partial Defences to Murder: Diminished Responsibility
Review of the Adoption of Children Act 1965 (NSW)
People with an Intellectual Disability and the Criminal Justice System
Sentencing
Provisional Damages
Directed Verdicts of Acquittal
Torrens Title: Compensation for Loss
Defamation
Blasphemy
Unilateral Severance of a Joint Tenancy
Barristers’ Practising Certificates
Right of Access to Neighbouring Land
Scrutiny of the Legal Profession: Complaints Against Lawyers
Review of the Adoption Information Act 1990 + Summary Report
Community Law Reform Program Nineteenth Report:
Wills for Persons Lacking Will-Making Capacity
Alternative Dispute Resolution: Training and Accreditation of Mediators
Criminal Procedure: Police Powers of Detention and Investigation after Arrest
Community Law Reform Program Eighteenth Report:
Contribution Among Wrongdoers — Interim Report on Solidary Liability
Community Law Reform Program Seventeenth Report: Damages for Vendor’s
Inability to Convey Good Title — The Rule in Bain v Fothergill
Community Law Reform Program Sixteenth Report:
Jurisdiction of Local Courts Over Foreign Land
Informed Decisions About Medical Procedures
Published jointly with the Law Reform Commission of Victoria: VLRC Report 24
and the Australian Law Reform Commission: ALRC Report 50
Names: Registration and Certification of Births and Deaths
Artificial Conception Third Report: Surrogate Motherhood
Community Law Reform Program Fifteenth Report: Dividing Fences
Artificial Conception Second Report: In Vitro Fertilization + Outline
Community Law Reform Program Fourteenth Report:
Representations as to Credit
Evidence
Community Law Reform Program Thirteenth Report:
Liability of Highway Authorities for Non-Repair
Community Law Reform Program Twelfth Report:
Disposal of Uncollected Goods
Community Law Reform Program Eleventh Report:
Restitution of Benefits Conferred Under Mistake of Law
Community Law Reform Program Tenth Report:
Liability for Injuries Caused by Dogs
Second Report on the Sale of Goods
Community Law Reform Program Ninth Report:
Limitation of Actions for Personal Injury Claims
Artificial Conception First Report:
Human Artificial Insemination
Criminal Procedure: The Jury in a Criminal Trial
Community Law Reform Program Eighth Report:
Wills — Execution and Revocation
Community Law Reform Program Seventh Report: Attachment of Moneys
Deposited with Building Societies and Credit Unions
Criminal Procedure: Unsworn Statements of Accused Persons
Fourth Report on the Legal Profession:
Solicitors’ Trust Accounts + Outline
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July 1988
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June 1988
December 1987
November 1988
July 1987
June 1988
May 1987
October 1986
July 1986
March 1986
March 1986
December 1985
October 1985
December 1984
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43 Report on Accident Compensation:
A Transport Accidents Scheme for NSW (Volumes 1 and 2) + Outline
October 1984
42 Community Law Reform Program Sixth Report:
Conscientious Objection to Jury Service
December 1984
41 Accident Compensation Interim Report:
Workers’ Compensation (Amendment) Bill 1982 and Cognate Bills
June 1983
40 Community Law Reform Program Fifth Report:
Passing of Risk Between Vendor and Purchaser of Land
March 1984
39 Community Law Reform Program Fourth Report:
Sound Recording of Proceedings of Courts and Commissions
The Media, Authors and Parties
March 1984
38 The Magistracy Interim Report:
First Appointments as Magistrates Under the Local Courts Act 1982
September 1983
37 Community Law Reform Program Third Report:
Service of Civil Process on Sunday
August 1983
36 De Facto Relationships + Outline
June 1983
35 Community Law Reform Program Second Report: Interest on Certain Debts
February 1983
34 Community Law Reform Program First Report:
Insurance Contracts — Non-Disclosure and Misrepresentation
February 1983
33 Third Report on the Legal Profession:
Advertising and Specialisation + Outline
July 1982
32 Second Report on the Legal Profession:
Complaints, Discipline and Professional Standards + Outline
April 1982
31 First Report on the Legal Profession:
General Regulation and Structure + Outline
April 1982
30 Incorporation of Associations
January 1982
29 The Rule Against Hearsay + Outline
May 1978
28 The Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act 1916
June 1977
27 Commercial Arbitration
September 1976
26 Perpetuities and Accumulations
June 1976
25 Frustrated Contracts + Summary
June 1976
24 Proceedings By and Against the Crown + Outline
December 1975
23 The Land and Valuation Court
June 1975
22 The Coroners Act 1960
June 1975
21 Third Report on the Limitation of Actions: Special Protections
May 1975
20 Powers of Attorney and Unsoundness of Body or Mind
January 1975
19 Special Constables
July 1974
18 Powers of Attorney
June 1974
17 Evidence: Business Records
July 1973
16 Right of Appeal from Decisions of Administrative Tribunals and Officers + SummaryDecember 1972
15 First Report on the Sale of Goods
April 1972
14 Second Report on Supreme Court Procedure
October 1971
13 Law and Equity
October 1971
12 Second Report on the Limitation of Actions
June 1971
11 Defamation
February 1971
10 First Report on Statute Law Revision
December 1970
9 Covenants in Restraint of Trade
June 1970
8 Civil Liability for Animals
June 1970
7 First Report on Supreme Court Procedure
August 1969
6 Infancy in Relation to Contracts and Property
July 1969
5 Options in Leases
September 1968
4 Application of Imperial Acts
November 1967
3 First Report on the Limitation of Actions
October 1967
2 Proposed Amendments to the Legal Practitioners Act: 1898-1960
December 1966
1 Application for Writs of Habeus Corpus and Procedure to be Adopted
September 1966
CONSULTATION PAPERS
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consultation paper
9
Family violence: improving legal frameworks (and summary)
8
People with cognitive and mental health impairments in the criminal justice
system: forensic samples
publication date
April 2010
January 2010
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6
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3
2
1
system: diversion
system: criminal responsibility and consequences
system: an overview
Jury Directions
Privacy Legislation in NSW
Complicity
Invasion of Privacy
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January 2010
January 2010
January 2010
December 2008
June 2008
January 2008
May 2007
DISCUSSION PAPERS (discontinued series)
#
discussion paper
publication date
47 Review of the Uniform Evidence Acts
Published jointly with the Australian Law Reform Commission (DP 69) and the
Victorian Law Reform Commission
July 2005
46 Blind or Deaf Jurors
February 2004
45 Apprehended Violence Orders: Part 15A of the Crimes Act 1900 November 2002
44 Review of the Property (Relationships) Act 1984
April 2002
43 Contempt by publication + Summary
July 2000
42 Uniform Succession laws: administration of estates of deceased persons
September 1999
41 Right to Silence
May 1998
40 Set-off
March 1998
39 Review of section 316 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)
December 1997
38 Contribution Between Persons Liable for the Same Damage
September 1997
37 Directed Verdicts of Acquittal
June 1995
36 Barratry, Maintenance and Champerty
May 1994
35 People with an Intellectual Disability and the Criminal Justice System: Courts and
Sentencing Issues
October 1994
34 Review of the Adoption of Children Act 1965 (NSW)
April 1994
33 Sentencing
April 1996
32 Defamation
August 1993
31 Provocation, Diminished Responsibility and Infanticide
August 1993
30 Review of the Anti-Discrimination Act
February 1993
29 People with an Intellectual Disability and the Criminal Justice System: Policing
Issues
September 1993
28 Personal Property Securities
Published jointly with the Australian Law Reform Commission: ALRC DP 52
August 1992
27 Right to Support by Adjoining Land
August 1992
26 Scrutiny of the Legal Profession: Complaints Against Lawyers
May 1992
25 Community Law Reform Program: Provisional Damages
January 1992
24 Blasphemy
February 1992
23 Community Law Reform Program: Unilateral Severance of a Joint Tenancy
September 1991
22 Community Law Reform Program: Neighbour and Neighbour Relations
April 1991
21 Alternative Dispute Resolution: Training and Accreditation of Mediators
October 1989
20 Community Law Reform Program: Wills for Persons Lacking Will-Making Capacity August 1989
19 Torrens Title: Compensation for Loss
Published jointly with the Law Reform Commission of Victoria: VLRC DP 16
June 1989
18 Artificial Conception Discussion Paper 3: Surrogate Motherhood
August 1988
17 Names: Certification and Registration of Births and Deaths
December 1987
16 Criminal Procedure: Police Powers of Arrest and Detention
August 1987
15 Artificial Conception Discussion Paper 2: In Vitro Fertilization
July 1987
14 Criminal Procedure: Procedure From Charge to Trial – Specific Problems and
Proposals (Volumes 1 and 2)
February 1987
13 Criminal Procedure: Procedure From Charge to Trial – A General Proposal for
Reform
December 1986
12 Criminal Procedure: The Jury in a Criminal Trial
September 1985
11 Artificial Conception Discussion Paper 1: Human Artificial Insemination
November 1984
10 Incorporation by Registration
February 1981
9 Unsworn Statements of Accused Persons
May 1980
8 Oaths and Affirmations
March 1980
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6
5
4
3
2
1
Competence and Compellability
The Legal Profession: Solicitors’ Trust Accounts and the Solicitors’ Fidelity Fund
The Legal Profession: Advertising and Specialisation
The Legal Profession: Structure of the Profession (Part 1 and Part 2) + Outlines
4 (1) and 4 (2)
The Legal Profession: Professional Indemnity Insurance + Outline
The Legal Profession: Complaints, Discipline and Professional Standards (Part 1)
+ Outline
The Legal Profession: General Regulation + Outline
ISSUES PAPERS (discontinued series)
#
issues paper
28 Jury Service
27 Sentencing and Juries
26 Uniform Succession Laws: Intestacy
25 Expert Witnesses
24
Minors’ Consent to Medical Treatment
23 Community Justice Centres
22 Questioning of Complainants by Unrepresented Accused in Sexual Assault Trials
21 Uniform Succession Laws: Recognition of Interstate and Foreign Grants of
Probate and Letters of Administration
20 Sentencing: Corporate Offenders
19 Sentencing: Young Offenders
18 Complaints Against Lawyers: Review of Part 10
17 Guaranteeing Someone Else ’s Debts + Summary
16
Review of the Disability Services Act 1993 (NSW)
15 Review of the Community Services (Complaints, Appeals and Monitoring) Act
1993 (NSW)
14 Review of section 409B of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)
13 Circulation of Legal Advice to Government
12 Surveillance
11 Uniform Succession Laws: Family Provision
Published jointly with the Queensland Law Reform Commission: QLRC WP 47
10 Uniform Succession Laws: The Law of Wills
Published jointly with the Queensland Law Reform Commission: QLRC WP 46
9 Review of the Adoption of Children Act 1965
8 People with an Intellectual Disability and the Criminal Justice System
7 Review of the Adoption Information Act 1990
6 Torrens Title: Compensation for Loss
5 Sale of Goods
4
Community Law Reform Program: Proceedings of Courts and Commissions
– Television Filming, Sound Recording and Public Broadcasting, Sketches and
Photographs
3 Criminal Procedure: General Introduction and Proceedings in Courts of Petty
Sessions + Outline
2 Accident Compensation + Outline
1 De Facto Relationships + Summary
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January 1980
October 1981
October 1981
May 1981
December 1979
April 1979
April 1979
publication date
November 2006
June 2006
April 2005
November 2004
June 2004
October 2003
August 2002
May 2002
December 2001
July 2001
October 2000
April 2000
September 1998
September 1998
November 1997
June 1997
May 1997
February 1996
February 1996
May 1993
May 1992
March 1992
December 1989
March 1988
March 1984
1982
June 1982
December 1981
RESEARCH REPORTS (occasional series)
#
research report
publication date
14 Deaf jurors’ access to court proceedings via sign language interpreting: an investigation March 2007
13 I give, devise and bequeath: an empirical study of testators’ choice of beneficiaries
February 2006
12 Mediation and Community Justice Centres: An empirical study
October 2004
11 Darling, please sign this form: a report on the practice of third party guarantees in
New South Wales
October 2003
10 The Right to Silence and Pre-trial Disclosure in NSW
July 2000
9 Review of the Disability Services Act 1993 (NSW) and the Community Services
(Complaints, Appeals and Monitoring) Act 1993 (NSW): Consultations
May 1999
8 Discrimination Complaints Handling: A Study
June 1997
7 The Aboriginal Child Placement Principle
Funded with the assistance of The International Year of the Family
March 1997
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3
2
1
Intercountry Adoption and Parent Support Groups
Funded with the assistance of The International Year of the Family
People with an Intellectual Disability and the Criminal Justice System:
Two Rural Courts
Appearances Before Local Courts
Funded with the assistance of the Law Foundation of NSW
Consultations Funded with the assistance of the Law Foundation of NSW
Artificial Conception: Surrogate Motherhood — Australian Public Opinion
Criminal Procedure: The Jury in a Criminal Trial — Empirical Studies
WORKING PAPERS (dormant series)
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working paper
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Accident Compensation Working Paper 1: A Transport Accidents Scheme for New
South Wales + Outline
Illegally and Improperly Obtained Evidence
The Course of the Trial
Evidence of Disposition
Administration Bonds
The Courts
The Rule Against Hearsay
Enforcement of Money Judgments: Draft Proposal
Procedure: Common Law Pleadings – Scott Schedules
The Sale of Goods: Warranties, Remedies, Frustration and Other Matters
Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act 1916
Commercial Arbitration (Volumes 1 and 2)
Powers of Attorney
Evidence: Business Records
Legislative Powers
The Mental Health Act 1958
Special Constables
Liability for Animals
Covenants in Restraint of Trade
Occupier’s Liability + Summary
Deferred Assessment of Damages for Personal Injuries: Interim Payments During
the Period of Postponement of Assessment: Relevance of Remarriage or Prospects
of Remarriage in an Action Under Lord Campbell’s Act
Defamation
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March 1997
March 1996
February 1993
February 1993
May 1987
June 1986
publication date
May 1983
1979
June 1978
April 1978
1978
1976
May 1976
1975
1975
1975
October 1974
November 1973
April 1973
1972
1972
1971
1971
September 1969
1969
1969
1969
1968
OPTIONS PAPERS (dormant series)
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options paper
1
Legal Profession Inquiry: Options Paper on Solicitors’ Costs and Conveyancing
publication date
January 1984
RESEARCH PAPERS (dormant series)
#
research paper
2
Accident Compensation: Case Study Booklet
1
Accident Compensation: Traffic Accident Case Studies
publication date
August 1984
June 1984
BACKGROUND PAPERS (dormant series)
#
background paper
5
The Legal Profession Background Paper V: Solicitor ’s Trust Accounts and the
Solicitors’ Fidelity Fund
4
The Legal Profession Background Paper IV: Structure of the Profession
3
The Legal Profession Background Paper III: Complaints, Discipline and
Professional Standards
2
The Legal Profession Background Paper II: Professional Indemnity Insurance
1
The Legal Profession Background Paper I: Complaints, Discipline and
Professional Standards
publication date
December 1981
August 1981
October 1980
January 1980
May 1979
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CONSULTANTS PAPERS (dormant series)
#
consultant’s paper
publication date
5
Studies in Comparative Civil and Criminal Procedure Volume 2: J Bishop,
Innovations in Civil and Criminal Procedure
1978
4
Studies in Comparative Civil and Criminal Procedure Volume 1: N R Carson,
Court Procedure in the United Kingdom, United States, South Africa and New Zealand
1978
3
Accident Compensation: J Dewdney and I Irwin, The Aftermath — Caring for
Accident Victims in New South Wales
September 1984
2
Accident Compensation: M Chesterman, Proposals to Modify the Common Law
November 1983
1
Accident Compensation: Colin Bass Human Resources, Lump Sum Accident
Compensation (Volumes 1 and 2)
June 1983
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS
Miscellaneous paper
Privacy and access to personal information: points for discussion The Ombudsman’s Review of the Freedom of Information Act 1989 (NSW)
Draft Report – Time Limits on Loans Payable on Demand
Relationships and the Law: Review of the Property (Relationships) Act 1984
publication date
July 2009
March 2009
June 2004
February 2000
Legal Management Services
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lms.
• Guidelines for Reviewing Government Legal Services (website)
• Guidelines for Outsourcing Government Legal Work (website)
• 1995, 1998 and 2000 survey of Government Use of Legal Services
• Business Plan
• Model Litigant Policy (website) (now a Government-wide policy)
• Equitable Briefing Policy (website) (now a Government-wide policy)
• Briefing of Senior Counsel by Government Departments and Statutory Authorities – Premier’s
Memorandum 89-4 (website – Currently under review)
• Australian Government Solicitor Acting for NSW Government Agencies – Premier’s Memorandum
2005-02 (website – Currently under review)
• Litigation Involving Government Authorities – Premier’s Memorandum 97-26 (website – currently under
review)
• Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution by Government Agencies – Premiers Memorandum 94-25
(website – Currently under review)
• Provision of Ex-Gratia Legal Assistance – Premiers Memorandum 92-44 (website – Currently under
review)
• Arrangements for Seeking Advice from the Crown Solicitor’s Office – Premier’s Memorandum 95-39
(website – Currently under review)
Legal Profession Admission Board
All documents are available on the Legal Profession Admission Board website: www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/
lpab unless otherwise stated.
• Course Information Handbook for the Legal Profession Admission Board’s Diploma in Law (in
association with the Law Extension Committee of the University of Sydney)
• A Pathway to Legal Practice (information leaflet) (in association with the Law Extension Committee)
• Academic and practical legal training exemption (fee applies)
• Appointment as a public notary (information and forms) (fee applies)
• Admission of Lawyers (information and forms) (fee applies)
• Third Schedule (Fees)
• Student-at-Law registration and enrolment (information and forms) (fee applies)
• Refund policy
• PLT eligibility requirements
• Original documents policy
• Enrolment and Examination Statistics
• Calendar
Legal Representation Office
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lro.
• Office Brochure for witnesses at the Police Integrity Commission
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• Office Brochure for witnesses at the Independent Commission Against Corruption
• Terms and Conditions for LRO Panel Counsel providing representation for Independent Commission
Against Corruption and Police Integrity Commission Witnesses
• Terms and Conditions for LRO Panel Solicitor/Advocate providing representation for Independent
Commission Against Corruption and Police Integrity Commission Witnesses
All documents are available on the website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lsb.
• Annulments and Reviews of Convictions – Crimes (Appeal and Review) Act 2001
• Charitable Trusts Act 1993 applications-Guidelines for applicants
• Costs in Criminal Cases Act applicant Guidelines
• Ex Gratia Payments –applicant guidelines
• Foreign Documents – Service of documents in and outside of New South Wales
• Taking of Evidence – Evidence on Commission Act 1995
• LSB Guarantee of Service
• Remission of Fines and Unexpired Period of Driving Disqualification
• Suitors’ Fund Guidelines for applicants
• Access to Information held by the Department of Justice and Attorney General
• Freedom of Information Guidelines for applicants
• Statement of Affairs under the Freedom of Information Act 1989
• Summary of Affairs under the Freedom of Information Act 1989
Legislation, Policy and Criminal Law Review Division
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lpd.
• Reports of the NSW Government on the Implementation of Recommendations of the Royal Commission
into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody July 1996 – December 1997; and January 1998 – December 1998
• National Competition Policy: Review of the Legal Profession Act 1987 – Volumes 1,2 and 3 (August
1998)
• National Competition Policy: Review of the Legal Profession Act 1987 – A Summary of the Issues Paper
(August 1998)
• Attorney General’s Guidelines on Making Access Directions under Part 6 of the State Records Act 1998
(August 2005)- webpage
• Report on the Review of the Financial Transaction Reports Act 1992, December 1998.
• Report on the Statutory Review of the Charitable Trusts Act 1993, April 1999.
• Gender Bias and the Law: Women Working in the Legal Profession, October 1999.
• Report of the Statutory Review of the Choice of Law (Limitation Periods) Act 1993, November 1999.
• Practice and Procedure Manual.
• Youth Justice Advisory Committee -” Review of Gatekeeping Role in Young Offenders Act 1997
(NSW)” by Nancy Hennessy (Report being co-published with other agencies) – webpage
• Discussion Paper on the National Competition Policy Review of the Council of Law Reporting Act 1969
(2001).
• Community Justice Conferencing for Adult Offenders – Discussion Paper (May 2001)
• National Competition Policy Review of the Professional Standards Act 1994 – Issues Paper (May 2001)
• National Competition Policy Legislation Review – Trustee Corporations Consultation Paper (May 2001)
• Review of the Sheriff Act 1900 and the Sheriff’s Role in the Security of Courts – Discussion Paper (July
2001)
• A Further Review of Complaints Against Lawyers, Issues Paper, November 2001
• Report on the Review of the Uncollected Goods Act 1995, November 2001
• Report on the Review of the Forfeiture Act 1995, December 2001
• Report of the Land and Environment Court Working Party (September 2001)
• Review of the NSW Director of Public Prosecutions Policy and Guidelines for Charge Bargaining and
Tendering of Agreed Facts (May 2002)
• Report on the Statutory Review of the Public Defenders Act 1995 (September 2002)
• Report on the Statutory Review of the Married Persons (Equality of Status) Act 1996 (November 2002)
• Legal Profession Act 1987 – A Further Review of Complaints Against Lawyers (November 2002)
• Report on the Civil Liability (Personal Responsibility) Bill 2002(2002)
• Report on the Statutory Review of the Status of Children Act 1996 (May 2002)
• Review of Young Offenders Act 1997 (October 2002) – webpage
• Defamation Law: Proposal for Reform in NSW – Report of Attorney General’s Taskforce in Defamation
Law Reform (April 2002)
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• Review of the Victims Support and Rehabilitation Act 1996 and the Victims Rights Act 1996 (June 2004)
– webpage
• Report on the Review of the Contractors Debts Act 1997 (June 2004)- webpage
• Report on the National Compensation Policy and Statutory Review of the Professional Standards Act
1994 (July 2002)
• Model Defamation Provisions (November 2004) – as proposed by the Standing Committee of Attorneys
General – webpage
• Overview of the Civil Procedure Bill 2005 (April 2005)
• Report on the Damien McEachern Review of the Justice System (February 2004) – webpage
• Report on the Review of the Public Notaries Act 1997 (December 2004) – webpage
• Report on the Review of the Sea-Carriage Documents Act 1997 (December 2004) – webpage
• Report of the Review of Legal and Administrative Costs in Dust Diseases Compensation Claims (March
2005) – joint report with The Cabinet Office – webpage
• An introduction to the Civil Procedure Act 2005 and Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005 (August 2005)
– webpage
• The report of the New Legal Fees Review Panel on Legal Costs in NSW (December 2005) – webpage
• Review of the Policy on Access to Court Information Discussion paper (April 2006) – webpage
• Report of the Statutory Review of the Evidence (Audio and Audio Visual Links) Act 1998 (February
2006)
• Litigation Funding in Australia Discussion Paper (May 2006) – webpage
• Updated National Legal Profession Model Bill (July 2006) – webpage.
• Review of The Dust Diseases Claims Resolution process – Issues Paper (Oct06)-Joint Paper with the
Cabinet Office – webpage
• Review of the Dust Diseases Claims Resolution Process – Report and proposed Dust Disease Regulation
2007 (Jan 20070 – WITH THE cabinet Office – webpage
• Civil Procedure Act 2005/Uniform Civil procedure Rules 2005:Guide to preparing documents-webpage
• Report on the Review of The privacy and personal Information protection Act 1998
• Paper on the Dust Diseases Tribunal Regulation 2007- webpage
• Dust Diseases Claims Resolution Process, Data for 2006-07 – webpage
• Regulatory Impact Statement – Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Regulation June 2006 –
webpage
• Discussion paper on the Selection Criteria for Judicial Appointment – published in April 08 – webpage
• Regulatory Impact Statement – Public Trustee Regulation 2008 – webpage
• Jury Selection – Law Reform Commission Report 117 – webpage
• Report on Access to Court Information Paper (June 2008) – webpage
• Crimes (Appeal and Review) Act 2001 – Report on the Statutory Review of the Act August 2008 –
webpage
• Model Spent Convictions Bill – Consultation Paper (December 2008)
• Review of the Dust Diseases Claim Resolution Process – Issue Paper (December 2008) – Webpage
• A Proposal for National Model to Harmonise Regulation of Surrogacy – Standing Committee of
Attorneys-General, Australian Health Ministers’ Conference, Community and Disability Services
Ministers’ Conference, Joint Working Group (January 2009)
• NSW Government Response to Recommendation Made In The Independent Pricing and Regulatory
Tribunal Review of the Fees of the Office of the Protective Commissioner – September 2008
• Regulatory Impact Statement – Civil Liability Regulation 2003 (July 2009)
• NSW Government Submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications
Inquiry into Cyber Crime (July 2009)
• Review of the Trees (Disputes Between Neighbours) Act 2006 (November 2009)
Criminal Law Review documents
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/clr.
• Discussion Paper: Intellectual Disability and the law of Sexual assault and Consultation Draft Bill,
Criminal Law Review Division 9June 2007)
• Discussion Paper: The Law of Consent and Sexual Assault and Consultation Draft Bill, Criminal Law
Review Division (May 2007)
• Discussion Paper: Identity Crime Model Criminal Law Officers’ Committee of the Standing Committee
of Attorneys-General (April 2007)
• Review of the Police Powers (Internally Concealed Drugs) Act 2001, NSW Attorney General’s
Department (2006)
• Review of the Police Powers (Drug Premises) Act 2001 NSW Attorney General’s Department (2006)
• Review of the Terrorism (Police Powers) Act 2002 NSW Attorney General’s Department (August 2006)
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• Drug Misuse and Trafficking Regulation – Regulatory Impact Statement and draft Drug Misuse and
Trafficking Regulation 2006 – submissions closed July 2006.
• Sexual Assault Retrials- Tendering the original trial record of the evidence of the complainant. Lloyd
Babb, Director of the Criminal Law Review Division and Crown Prosecutor (June 2005)
• Discussion Paper: Drink Spiking, Model Criminal Code Officers’ Committee of the Standing Committee
of Attorneys-General (March 2006)
• Responding to sexual assault: the way forward, Criminal Justice Sexual Offences Taskforce (December
2005)
• NSW Interagency Plan for Better Mental Health (August 2005)
• New Developments in child protection – Child Protection Prohibition Orders, Lloyd Babb, Director of
the Criminal Law Review Division and Crown Prosecutor (July 2005)
• Assault Retrials – Tendering the original trial record of the evidence of the complainant – Lloyd Babb,
Director (June 2005)
• Diversion of the cognitively impaired or mentally ill defendant: summary disposal of criminal offences
under s32 Mental Health (Criminal Procedure) Act 1990 – Mary Spiers, Senior Policy Officer (March
2004)
• Advice to the Attorney General: Safeguards in Relation to Proposed Double Jeopardy Legislation –
Acting Justice Jane Matthews (November 2003)
• Review to consider the Merits of Establishing a Gun Court in NSW – The Hon Gordon Samuels AC
CVO QC (2003)
• Independent Review of the Crimes (Forensic Procedures) Act 2000 – Professor Mark Findlay (April
2003)
• Standard Non-Parole Sentencing and Guideline Judgments: Where to from here? – (Updated November
2003)
• The Consolidation of Law Enforcement Powers – (Updated February 2004)
• Sexual Review of the Law of Manslaughter in NSW – (April 2003)
• Sentencing Information Package – to assist victims of crime in understanding the sentencing process
(May 2003)
• Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2002 – (December 2002)
• Recently Introduced Amendments to the Crimes Act and other reforms – Paper delivered to the College
of Law (2002)
• The Bail Amendment (Repeat Offenders) Bill – Paper delivered to the Institute of Criminology (2002)
• People with an Intellectual Disability – Giving Evidence in Court – Committee on Intellectual Disability
and the Criminal Justice System (June 2002)
• A Review of the Law on the Age of Criminal Responsibility of Children (January 2000)
• Discussion Paper: Apprehended Violence Order – A Review of the Law (August 1999)
• Homosexual Advance Defence: Final Report of the Working Party (September 1998)
• Drug Misuse and Trafficking Regulation – Regulatory Impact Statement June 2006
• Review of the Terrorism (Police Powers) Act 2002 – published Aug 2006 – webpage
• Review of the Police Powers (Drug Premises) Act 2001 – published 2006 – webpage
• Review of the Police Powers (Internally Concealed Drugs) – published 2006 – webpage
• Discussion Paper Identity Crime – published April 2007 – webpage
• The Law of Consent and Sexual Assault and Consultation Draft Bill – published May 2007 – webpage
• Intellectual Disability and the Law of Sexual Assault and Consultation Draft Bill – published June 2007 –
webpage
• An Intensive Corrections order for NSW – Consultation Paper (October 2008)
• Non-Consensual Genetic Testing – Discussion Paper (November 2008)
• Report of the Trial Efficiency Working Group (March 2009)
• Review of Bushfire Arson Laws (April 2009)
• Consultation Draft – Crimes Amendment (Fraud and Forgery) Discussion Paper (August 2009)
Office of the Legal Services Commissioner
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/olsc.
• Annual reports [website]
• Business Plan
• OLSC Guarantee of Service
• Quality Systems Manual
• “Without Prejudice” newsletter (bi-monthly) [website]
• Legal Practitioners’ Disciplinary Register [website]
• Administration procedures
• Access guidelines
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• Case Management Procedures
• Conduct of Investigations procedures
• Complaints Tracking System (CTS) Administration Procedures
• Inquiry Line procedures
• Quality Management Procedures
• Records and Documents Management
• Review of Complaints and Investigations Procedures
• Incorporated Legal Practices (ILP’s) Procedures
• Management Procedures
• Education, Training and Publication Procedures
• Risk Management Procedures
• Staff Induction Manual
Submissions and other References [all available via website]
• OLSC submission in response to the Recommendations of Report entitled: “A Further Review of
Complaints against Lawyers Report”, (August 2002)
• OLSC Submissions in Response to the NSW Attorney General’s Department Issues Paper ‘A Further
Review of Complaints Against Lawyers’ (2001) and the NSW Law Reform Commission’s Report 99
‘Complaints Against Lawyers: An Interim Report’ (2001)
• Law Reform Commission Issues Paper 18 (2000) Complaints against Lawyers: Review of Part 10
• National Competition Policy Review of the Legal Profession Act 1987 Discussion Paper (1998)
• Legal Services Commissioner participation on the Legal Fees Review Panel on Legal Costs in NSW
(December 2005 Report accessible from Legislation and Policy Division website)
• OLSC submission to the NSW Law Reform Commission Issues Paper 18 “Review of Part 10 of the
Legal Profession Act 1987”, (December 2000)
Forms [all available via website]
• Complaint form
• Application for cost mediation at the OLSC
Brochures [all available via website]
• Complaints about the legal profession
• Reviews (detailing what a review is and how to request a review)
• Responding to complaints (detailing best practice for legal practitioners in relation to complaints
handling)
• Costs Mediations by the Office of the Legal Services Commissioner (detailing how to apply for costs
dispute resolution at the OLSC)
Fact Sheets [all available via website]
• What happens when you complain to the OLSC
• Costs disclosure
• Types of costs
• Regulated costs – workers compensation
• Regulated costs – Civil Liability Act (personal injury claims)
• Regulated costs – victims compensation
• Regulated costs – family law matters
• Regulated costs – motor accident compensation
• Costs disputes
• Costs dispute resolution – OLSC
• Negligence
• Liens
• Conflict of interest
• Deceased estates
• Settlement
• File ownership and handling
• Hiring a legal practitioner
• Opposing legal representatives
Speeches/Papers [all available via website]
• Billing Complaints – Are you Overcharging?, presented by Steve Mark at the Best Billing Practice
Legalwise Seminar, Sydney, 24 March 2009
• The Office of the Legal Services Commissioner – consumer protection, article by Steve Mark published
in the Precedent, Australian Lawyers Alliance bi-monthly Journal, Issue 90, January/February 2009
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• Implementing Anti-Money Laundering Legislation and the Professions, presented by Steve Mark at the
Symposium on Money Laundering Tax Evasion and Tax Havens, Faculty of Economics and Business,
University of Sydney, 7 November 2008
• Legal Education and the 21st Century Law Graduate, presented by Steve Mark at the Continuing Legal
Education Association of Australasia 2008 Conference, Raising the Bar – Professional Development for
Legal Education Professions, Sydney, 16 October 2008
• OLSC Research Report on the Impact of Management Based Regulation on Incorporated Legal Practices
in NSW jointly with Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, September 2008
• Re-Imagining Lawyering: Whither the Profession?, Keynote Address presented by Steve Mark at the
Australian Academy of Law Symposium 2008, Sydney, 25 July 2008
• Technology and Compliance Auditing – The Future of Legal Regulation, presented by Steve Mark at the
Third International Legal Ethics Conference, Gold Coast, 13-16 July 2008
• What is the impact on Australian culture of the introduction of numerous laws which impact on our civil
liberties and some might say our National identity?, presented by Steve Mark at the 6th Annual National
Security Australia 2008 Conference, Sydney, 6-7 March 2008
• The impact on the Anti-Money Laundering Legislation on the Legal Profession and other Service
Industries, presented by Steve Mark at the Anti-Money Laundering 2007 International Quality and
Productivity Centre, 30 October 2007
• The Corporatisation of Law Firms – Conflicts of Interests for Publicly Listed Law Firms, presented by
Steve Mark at the Australian Lawyers Alliance National Conference 2007, Hobart, 11-13 October 2007
• Notes on the issue of listing of law firms in New South Wales and the Incorporation of law firms,
researched by Tahlia Gordon and prepared by Steve Mark for the Joint NOBC, APRL and ABA Centre
for Professional Responsibility Program “Brave New World: The Changing Face of Law Firms and the
Practice of Law from a Professional Responsibility Perspective”, San Francisco, 10 August 2007
• Analysing Alternatives to Time-Based Billing and the Australian Legal Market, presented by Steve Mark
at the Finance Essentials for Practice Management Conference, Sydney, 18 July 2007
• Money Laundering and Trust – What Role for Lawyers?, presented by Steve Mark at the Marcus Evans
Anti-Money Laundering Conference, Sydney, 6 and 7 March 2007
• Civility and Professionalism – Standards of Courtesy and Addendum, researched by Tahlia Gordon and
presented by Lynda Muston at the Conference of Regulatory Officers, Sydney, 9 and 10 November 2006
• New Structures for Legal Practices and the Challenges they bring for Regulators, Steve Mark and Molly
Hutcherson, presented by Steve Mark at the 14th Commonwealth Law Conference 2005, London,
September 2005
• What is Legal Work? – A Regulator’s View, presented by Steve Mark at the LAWASIAdownunder2005
Conference, Gold Coast, Queensland, March 2005
• Legal Fees Review Panel Report, December 2004
• Legal Fees Review Panel Discussion Paper “Lawyer’s costs and the time billing” including Appendix A
and Appendix B, November 2004
• Incorporated Legal Practices – A New Era in the Provision of Legal Services in the State of New South
Wales, Steve Mark and Georgina Cowdroy, Penn State International Law Review, Spring 2004, Volume
22, Number 4, pp671-693
• Is State Regulation of the Legal Profession Inevitable?, presented by Steve Mark at the Pacific Rim
Conference, Heron Island, October 2003
• Harmonisation or Homogenisation? The Globalisation of Law and Legal Ethics- An Australian
Viewpoint, presented by Steve Mark at the Symposium on International Law Ethics at Vanderbilt Law
School, Nashville Tennessee, USA, March 2001
• Personal Injuries and Workers Compensation Claims: Should these be adversarial?, presented by Steve
Mark at the Medicine and Law Conference, Melbourne, May 2001
• Regulation: Putting the Profession in Good Order, presented by Steve Mark at the 2001 Conference of
Regulatory Officers, Canberra, March 2001
• Looking Behind Client Instructions: Ethical Issues, presented by Steve Mark at the LAAMS CLE
Seminar, Sydney, March 2001
• The Struggle for Identity in a Globalised World, presented by Steve Mark at the Change in Education
Research Group Conference, UTS, Kuring-gai Campus, February 2001
• The Defence of the Fair Go Society, an occasional address by Steve Mark on being awarded the degree
of Doctor of Laws honoris causa, Macquarie University, October 2000
• Resolving Grievances in a Grieving World, presented by Steve Mark at the 11th Women, Management
and Industrial Relations Conference, July 1999
• Intellectual Property and Indigenous Rights, presented by Steve Mark at the Pacific Science Conference,
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• Risk – Danger or Development, presented by Steve Mark, December 1998
• Complaints Against Lawyers: What are they about and how are they handled?, presented by Steve Mark,
Sydney University Law School, Sydney, May 1995
Office of the Privacy Commissioner
These documents are published on the website (with the exception of some hard copy documents available
on request) at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/privacynsw.
The jurisdiction of Privacy NSW is established by the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998
(NSW) (PPIPA) and the Health Records and Information Privacy Act 2002 (NSW) (HRIPA).
Links to these Acts are available on the Privacy NSW Website (see above for address).
Annual Reports
• Annual Reports of the Privacy Committee (hard copies only some selected years)
• Annual Report 1999-2000
• Annual Report 2006-2007 Parts 1 and 2
• Annual Report 2007- 2008
• Annual Report 2008- 2009
Quarterly Report Statistics
• 2007-2008 Quarterly Report Statistics
Exemptions (Directions), Codes of Practice made under the PPIPA Act and HRIPPA Act.
Privacy NSW Policy Documents
• Privacy and people with decision making disabilities
• How we deal with complaints
• How we assess draft codes
• Privacy NSW’s Privacy Management Plan
• Information sharing and Complaint Referral Arrangements
• How to handle your internal reviews
• Internal Review Checklist
• Handbook of Health Privacy
Fact Sheets
• Fact Sheet 7 – (PPIP Act) – Public Registers and the Internet
• Fact Sheet 5 – (HRIP Act) – The Health Privacy Principles (HPPS) Explained for members of the public
• Fact Sheet 4 – (HRIP Act) – The Health Privacy Principles (HPPS) – Guidance for organizations
• Fact Sheet 3 – (HRIP Act) – (Draft) Statutory Guidelines on Management, Training, Research and Third
Party Collection
• Fact Sheet 2 (PPIP Act) – The Information Protection Principles – guidance for the public sector
• Fact Sheet 1 (PPIP Act) – The Information Protection Principles – explained for the general public
Best Practice Guides and Other Guidelines
• Guidelines on Disclosures of Information during Industrial Consultations
• A Guide to Privacy Management Plans (2009)
• 4 Statutory Guidelines made under the HRIPA Act relating to the use of health information.
Information for members of the public
• Case Note [2009] NSW PrivCmr 1 – Disclosure of personal information in industrial disputes
• Case Note [2009] NSW PrivCmr 2 – Publication of development applications on website
• Case Note [2009] NSW PrivCmr 3 – Access to deceased relative’s medical records
• Case Note [2009] NSW PrivCmr 4 – Disclosure of student’s email address to third persons
• Internal review application form
• Frequently asked questions – for members of the public
• Frequently asked questions – for the public sector (NSW Government)
• Frequently asked questions – for the private sector (businesses etc)
• Privacy and Health Privacy Law in NSW (PowerPoint presentation)
• Fact Sheet on the Statutory guidelines made under the Health Records and Information Privacy Act 2002
(HRIPA)
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Old Privacy Committee publications of interest
• Smart Cards: Big Brother’s Little Helpers (hard copy only)
• Report on drug testing in the workplace
Special Reports to Parliament
• The Privacy Commissioner’s Special Report to NSW Parliament – Complaint by Student A and his father
against Hon John Aquilina MP, Mr W Second and Mr P Low.
• Special Report to Parliament on investigation of a complaint about Queanbeyan Council
Submissions and Position papers
• Submission by Privacy NSW to the NSW Law Reform Commission in response to its Consultation Paper
3: Privacy Legislation in NSW (2008)
• Submission by Privacy NSW to the Australian Health Ministers Advisory Council on the proposed
National Registration and Accreditation Scheme for Australian health care professionals (2008)
• Submission by Privacy NSW in response to the Privacy Blueprint for the Individual Electronic Health
Record: Shaping the Future of Healthcare (2008)
• Submission by Privacy NSW in response to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s Discussion Paper
on the Review of Australian Privacy Law (2007)
• Submission by Privacy NSW in response to the Review of Privacy Issues Paper of the Australian Law
Reform Commission (2007)
• Submission on the HREOC Discussion Paper – Discrimination in Employment on the basis of Criminal
Records (2005)
• Submission by Privacy NSW to the Australian Statistician on the conduct of the 2006 Census (2005)
• Submission by Privacy NSW on the Review of the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998
(2005)
• Submission on the Australian Communications Authority Discussion Paper: Location, Location: the
future of location information to enhance the handling of emergency mobile phone calls (2004)
• Submission to the Ministerial Inquiry into the Taxi Industry (2004)
• Submission on the Australian Government Discussion Paper on Information Privacy and Employee
Records (2004)
• Submission on the Review of the Mental Health Act 1990: Discussion Paper 1 – Carers and Information
Sharing (2004)
• Submission on the proposed revision of the Passports Act 1938 (Cth)(2004)
Further submissions back to 2002 are available on the website.
NB – 1 July 2009 saw the merger of the Office of the Protective Commissioner and the NSW Public Trustee. As
of 1 July, these two organisations commenced operation as the NSW Trustee and Guardian (NSW T&G).
NSW Trustee and Guardian
Documents published on the website are available at
www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc and/or www.pt.nsw.gov.au
• Office of the Protective Commissioner/Office of the Public Guardian Annual Reports 2006 to 2009 –
available on website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc
• OPC Annual Reports 2002 to 2005 – available on website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc
• Annual Report Highlights
• Public Trustee Annual Reports 2004 to 2009 – available on website at www.pt.nsw.gov.au
• Financial and Asset Management Services and Private Management Support Services (corporate
brochure)
• OPC News (Client Newsletter bi-annual) – available on website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc
• Managing (Newsletter for Private Financial Managers) – available on website at
www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc
• Service Providers Newsletter (sent out via email)
• Koori Financial Management
• My Budget and Money Plan, A booklet for people with a disability about budgeting and managing
money – available on website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc
• Private Manager’s Handbook – available on website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc
• Authorised Visitor’s Manual
• Interagency Protocol DADHC and the former OPC – available on website at
www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc
Financial Management Fact Sheets (all Fact Sheets available on website at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opc)
• Fact Sheet 1 – What Happens After an Order?
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• Fact Sheet 1 also available in: Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Turkish
• Fact Sheet 2 – What are Substitute Decisions?
• Fact Sheet 2 also available in: Turkish
• Fact Sheet 3 – Reasons for Substitute Decisions
• Fact Sheet 3 also available in: Turkish
• Fact Sheet 4 – Facts on Fees
• Fact Sheet 5 – Have Your Say – Complaints Feedback
• Fact Sheet 5 also available in: Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese
• Fact Sheet 6 – Review of Decisions
• Fact Sheet 7 – Review or Revocation
• Fact Sheet 8 – Financial Planning and Investment
• Fact Sheet 9 – Claims for Past Care
• Fact Sheet 10 – Sale or Lease of Property
• Fact Sheet 11 – Purchase of Real Estate
• Fact Sheet 12 – Banker Arrangements
• Fact Sheet 13 – Your Rights as a Victim of Crime
• Fact Sheet 14 – Deceased Estates
• Fact Sheet 15 – Financial Affairs of a Missing Person
• Fact Sheet 16 – Privacy
• Fact Sheet 17 – Authorised Visitors
• Fact Sheet 18 – Request for Aids and Equipment for NSWTG clients
Private Management Fact Sheets
• Fact Sheet 1 – Functions of NSWTG, Financial Management Orders
• Fact Sheet 2 – Why Become a Private Manager
• Fact Sheet 3 – Responsibilities of a Private Manager
• Fact Sheet 4 – Fees and Charges
• Fact Sheet 5 – The Authorised Visitors
• Fact Sheet 6 – Power of Attorney – Wills and Estates
• Fact Sheet 7 – Review Process and Complaint
• Fact Sheet 8 – More Sources of Help and Information
• Fact Sheet 9 – Review by Administrative Decisions Tribunal
Promotional Brochures and Information Publications (all available on website at www.pt.nsw.gov.au)
• Wills and Executors
• Trusts
• Attorney Services
• Facts on Fees
• A Guide for Wills
• A Guide for Attorney Services
• A Guide for Trusts
• A Guide for Beneficiaries
• Superannuation Trusts
• Employee Entitlement Trusts
• Your Funds and the Public Trustee
• Connections – external client newsletter
• TAGlines – internal client newsletter – not on website
• NSW Trustee and Guardian Client feedback
• The Public Trustee’s Investment Profile 2008/09 – not on website
• The Public Trustee’s Common Fund Portfolios – not on website
Other Languages
The brochure on Will and Executors is also printed in Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Filipino, Hindi, Italian,
Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese – all available on website at www.pt.nsw.gov.au
General (former PT)
• Level of Authorities
• Guarantee of Service
• Training and Procedure Manuals
• Complaints Handling Procedures
• Provision of Goods and Services Policy
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• Health Privacy Principles Policy
Policies and Procedures
• Assets
• Audit Charter
• Authorised Visitors
• Budget Policy
• Client Incidents and Security – Clarence Street
• Client Information System (CIS) Security
• Client Visits (Away from NSWTG)
• Complex Case Reviews
• Confidentiality
• Conflicts of Interest
• Corporate Governance Policy
• Deceased Estates Policy
• Decision Making Policy
• Delegations
• Disability Advisory Service
• Employment of Carers
• Engagement of External Solicitors
• Family and Community Room
• Faxed Invoices
• Fees: Collection and Management
• Fees: Waiver, remission or reduction
• Financial Planning Unit
• Financial Planning Unit – Annual Review
• Financial Planning Unit – Affordability
• Financial Planning Unit – Statement of Advice
• Fixed Term Investments
• Freedom of Information Policy – NSWTG
• Incident Report
• Income Support Payment
• Legal Services – Creation and Allocation of Files
• Legal Services – EFN
• Legal Services – Limitation Dates
• Legal Services – Operational Procedures
• Legal Services – Electronic Legal Submissions
• Legal Services – File Closure and Finalisation
• Legal Services – Specialisation
• Ministerials, reviews and complaints procedure
• Notified Workplace Surveillance
• OH&S Serious Incident
• Past Care (GvK)
• Privacy and Confidentiality
• Private Management Branch – Fees
• Real Property Investment
• Reverse Mortgages
• Reviews of Management
• Salvation Army – Groceries Policy
• Staff Support
• Serious Incidents
• Task Manager Notes
• Threats Talk of Suicide
• Translation and Interpreters
• Transfer files from CST to PM
• Victims of Crime
• Visitors to OPC
• Voluntary Management Orders
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Practice Directions
• Access to Wills
• Aged Care Accommodation Bonds and Pensions
• Approval of Settlements
• Assets Management
• Caveats
• Centrelink Rent Certificate and Nominee Form
• Charging and rebating fees
• Clarence Street
• Client Liaison Queue and attendances
• Complaints
• Continuation and discontinuation of management
• Correct use of Electronic File Notes
• Dress Code (New – 2009 Practice Direction)
• Email Referrals
• Federal Government Bonus
• Federal Government Bonus – Tax Payment (New – 2009 Practice Direction)
• File reviews
• Financial Plans
• Flexitime (New – 2009 Practice Direction)
• Gift – Loan of Clients Funds
• HIC Contact Details
• Illicit Drugs
• Legal Services Referrals
• Liaison Bank Accounts
• Long Bay Correctional Centre
• Management of Client Bank Accounts
• Management of Legal Matters by Client Service Teams
• New Client’s Bank Accounts
• Out of Budget Expenditure (New – 2009 Practice Direction)
• Private Management Supervision Risk Management and Reporting
• Private Management Account Format
• Private Management Distinction between Capital and Income
• Property Valuations Procedure Release of Information (New – 2009 Practice Direction)
• Provision of Reasons for Decisions
• Release of Court Visitor Reports
• Release of Information
• RTA – Notification of Disposals
• Section 71 – Authority to client to manage
• Transition Team Tasks
• Use of General File Notes
• Verifying Information
• Withdrawal of Caveats for former clients
Office of the Public Guardian
Documents published on the website are available at www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/opg.
All documents listed below are available in hard copy and on the website, unless indicated otherwise
Position Statements
• Determining whether to consent to a proposal concerning access to a person under guardianship
• Determining whether to consent to a proposal to move a person from domestic style accommodation
• Determining whether to consent to proposed medical intervention involving amputation
• Responding to proposals concerning a person living an ‘at risk’ lifestyle
• Valuing the cultural, linguistic and religious background of the person under guardianship
• Determining whether to consent to intervention and support plan concerning a person’s behaviour
• Determining whether to consent to contraception, menstrual regulation or menstrual suppression
• Determining whether to consent to treatment proposed for a person with an eating disorder
• Determining whether to consent to proposed medical or dental treatment
• Determining whether to consent to the use of restraint on an elderly person in a care facility
• Determining whether to consent to the testing for or the treatment of HIV or AIDS
• End of life care decisions and people under guardianship
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Annual Reports
1999 to 2003 inclusive
2003-2004 [webpage]
2004-2005 summary of activities [webpage]
2005-2006 summary of activities [webpage]
2006-2007 summary of activities OPG and OPC
2007-2008
2008-2009
Newsletters (Onguard)
• Onguard! A newsletter for private guardians in NSW/may 2004 – October 2007 (webpage)
• December 2007-Feb10 editions
Booklets
• Enduring Guardianship – Your Way to Plan Ahead
• Information for Family Friends and Service providers
• Answers to Your Questions – Information for People under Guardianship
• After the hearing – An Information Guide for private Guardians [under review]
• How Will My Guardian Make an Accommodation Decision for Me?[web only]
Brochures
• An information and support service for Guardians
• What is a guardian (Information for Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders) finalised
• Guardianship standards
Fact sheets
• Person Responsible
• The Public guardian as a guardian for a person with a mental illness
• What is a guardian
• Does someone you support have a legal guardian?
• What does a guardian do?
• The appointment of the Public Guardian
• Enduring Guardianship including forms
• Information for family, friends and service providers
• Your rights to request a review of decision
• Your rights to make a complaint
Multilingual Fact Sheets on Enduring Guardianship
Arabic, Chinese, Greek Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Portuguese, Serbian, Spanish, Vietnamese
Forms
• Form of appointment of enduring guardian/s
• Form of notice of revocation of appointment of enduring guardian
• Form of Notice of resignation of appointment as enduring guardian or alternative enduring guardian
• Application for Guardianship and/or Financial management
• Community Education request Form
• Application to carry out Medical or Dental Treatment for a person under Guardianship of the Public
Guardian
Books
• Now You’re the Guardian
• Enduring guardianship: your way to plan ahead (revised 2005)
Booklets
• Making decisions for people under guardianship – Information for family, friends and service providers
(Now available in hard copy)
• Making decisions for you – Answers to your questions
• Substitute Consent: what the law says: Part 5 of the NSW Guardianship Act (electronic only)
Professional Standards Council
Documents published on the website are available at: www.psc.gov.au
Annual Reports
• Annual Report 1999 to 2009 inclusive [website]
• Archived Annual Reports 1995 to 1998
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Information packages for Scheme Administrators [CD-Rom]
• Guide for Scheme Administrators
• Terms and Conditions of Use of Cover of Excellence® Logo
• Cover of Excellence® Style Guide
• Reporting Disclosure
Information packages for Scheme applicants [website]
• Application Guidelines
• Framework for Compliance under Professional Standards Legislation
• Model Codes of Ethics Principles
Information for clients and the community
• Professional Standards Schemes: Accountants; Computer Professionals, Engineers; Solicitors; Surveyors;
Valuers; Barristers [website]
Policy Statements
• Policy Business Entity Associations April 2007 [website]
• Policy Statement on Complaints and Discipline Systems Report [website]
• Policy Statement on Payment of Annual Fees [website]
• Policy Statement on Professional Indemnity Insurance September 2007
• Professional Standards Councils’ Code of Conduct, February 2007
Public Defenders Office
The following documents are located on the Public Defenders website www.publicdefenders.nsw.gov.au.
• Annual Reviews
• Business Plans
• Conference papers
• Criminal Law Survival Kit
• Employment opportunities for Law Graduates and Students
• Evidence Act Tables
• Guideline Judgments
• Judgments
• Papers Delivered and published by Public Defenders to professional audiences
• Reports on legal issues
• Sentencing Tables
• Service Level Agreement with the Aboriginal Legal Service (NSW/ACT) Limited 09/10
• Service Level Agreement with the NSW Legal Aid Commission 09/10
• “Short Notes” – concise summaries of reported and unreported criminal cases compiled since 1997
The following is available from the Public Defenders Office.
• Selected submissions made regarding law reform
Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages
Documents published on the website are available at www.bdm.nsw.gov.au.
• Access to Information policy
• Certificate Replacement policy
• Change of Name policy
• Refunds policy
• Staff entry, exit and movement policy
• Stolen Generation policy
• At a Glance (brochure)
• One Journey (brochure)
• Birth Certificate Application Form (brochure and form)
• Death Certificate Application Form (brochure and form)
• Marriage Certificate Application Form (brochure and form)
• Application to Correct an Entry
• Fees for Products and Services flyer
• Family History brochure
• Change of Name 18 years and older (application form and information)
• Change of Name, Under 18 years old (application form and information)
• Application for a Replacement Change of Name Certificate
• Application to Correct an Entry (form)
• Application for Single Status (brochure and form)
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Application for a section 50 Search (form)
Application Amending the Given Name of a Child (under 3 months) (form)
Adding a Father’s Details to a Birth Registration (form)
Registering a Change of Sex (online only)
Adding Mother’s Details to a Birth Registration (available on request)
Application to Register Change of Sex – Birth not registered in Australia (online only)
Sentencing Council
• Report on Sentencing Trends and Practices 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007
• Seeking a Guideline Judgment on Suspended Sentences (July 2006)
• The NSW Sentencing Council, by The Hon Alan Abadee RFD QC (former Chairperson), prepared for the
Victorian Sentencing Advisory Council’s Conference: Sentencing and the Community: Politics, Public
Opinion and the Development of Sentencing Policy, Melbourne, Fri 21st – Sat 22nd July 2006 (published
on the Council’s website in August 2006)
• The Role of Sentencing Advisory Councils, by The Hon Alan Abadee RFD QC (Chairperson), prepared
for the National Judicial College of Australia conference Sentencing: Principles, Perspectives and
Possibilities, 10 February 2006 (published on the Council’s website in March 2006).
• Firearm Offences and the Standard Non Parole Sentencing Scheme (March 2005)
• How best to Promote Consistency in the Local Court (May 2005)
• Report: Review of Periodic Detention (Dec 2007)
• Whether attempt and accessorial offences should be included in the Standard Non-Parole Scheme (March
2005)
• Monograph: Judicial Perceptions of fines as a sentencing option –A Survey of NSW Magistrates (Aug
2007)
• Abolishing Prison Sentences of Six Months or Less (November 2004) (included a Discussion Paper)
• The Role of the NSW Sentencing Council, by Peter Zahra, presented to the China-Australia Human
Rights Technical Cooperation Program, Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (April 2004)
• The New South Wales Sentencing Council, by The Hon Alan Abadee RFD QC (Chairperson), prepared
for the Local Courts Annual Conference (2003).
• Sentencing Information Package (joint Sentencing Council , Victims Services and Criminal Law Review
Publication).
Sheriff’s Office of NSW
• Policy – Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Surveillance
• Brochure – Jury Service, A Rewarding Responsibility
• Brochure – A Guide For Jurors, Welcome to Jury Service
• Brochure – Juror Support Program
• Brochure – Downing Centre Court Complex Service Directory
• Video – Our Jury, Our Values. (Juror induction Video available for viewing)
Fact Sheets (Lawlink Website)
• About Us (the Sheriff)
• History of the Office of the Sheriff
• Jobs at the Sheriff’s Office
• Being a Court Officer: A Rewarding Experience
• Regional Contact Details for Sheriff’s Offices
• Services provided (by the Sheriff’s Office)
• Jury Service: Homepage (general Information)
• Form – Application to be excused from Jury Service
• Form – Explanation / Fail to attend Jury Service
• Protecting the Courts. Why are Sheriff’s In Courthouses?
• Civil Operations
• Fine Operations
• Fact Sheet – Notice to Creditors Service and Enforcement of Process
• Fees Chargeable by the Sheriff’s Office
• Sheriff’s Auctions
• Publication (online only) – NSW Office of the Sheriff…Working with the Public Sector Training
Package. (Implementing Training Packages in the Public Sector A Case Study.)
Special Commissions of Inquiry
• Special Commission of Inquiry into Acute Care Services in NSW Public Hospitals website:
http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lawlink/Special_projects/II_splprojects.nsf/pages/acsi_index
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• Special Commission of Inquiry into Sydney Ferries website:
http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lawlink/Special_projects/II_splprojects.nsf/pages/ferriesinquiry_index
Supreme Court of NSW
All documents are available on the Supreme Court website www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/sc unless otherwise stated.
• The Supreme Court of New South Wales Annual Reviews 2001 to 2007 inclusive (publication and
online)
• NSW Law Almanac 2009 (hardcopy publication only; published in January 2009)
• NSW Law Almanac 2004 (hardcopy publication only; published in February 2004)
• NSW Law Almanac 2003 (hardcopy publication only; published in July 2003)
• Mediation
• The Supreme Court – About Us
• Supreme Court of NSW and its Judicial Officers
• Courtroom layout – Who’s Who in Court
• Bail applications and refunds
• Probate information to help you fill out the draft summons and grant
• Technology in the Courtroom – Protocol and Procedures for Video and Audio Link
• Summary of the provision of audio-visual (AV) technology in the Supreme Court
• Online Court in the Common Law Division
• Online Court in the Equity Division
• Adoption procedures
• Professional Negligence List: a guide to draft final orders
• Examinations under sections 596A and 596B of the Corporations Act 2001
• Remuneration applications by office holders of a corporation
• Pro Bono Assistance
• Where to obtain legal advice
• Preparing for Court without a lawyer
• How to correctly address a Judicial Officer
• Registrars
• Payment of monies into Court
• Statement of registry services
• Supreme Court of New South Wales Practice Notes
• Disability Services
• Forms (including prescribed court forms and administrative forms) and fees
• Announcements
• Recent Rule Amendments
• Changes to Practice and Procedure
• Feedback and complaints
• Guidelines for the Waiver, Remission and Postponement of Fees
• Procedure for ordering transcripts at the Supreme Court
• Vexatious Proceedings
• Delays in Reserved Judgments policy
• Court Attire policy
• Release of statistics, data and information policy
• Tape recording of court proceedings policy
• Identity theft and anonymisation policy
• Use of mobile telephones or personal digital assistants (PDAs) in courtrooms
• Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition factsheet
• Information sheet for litigants in person seeking to issue subpoenas
Victims Services
Please note that all material is available on the Victims Services, Victims of Crime or the Family and Friends
of Missing Persons Unit websites on Lawlink (www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au) unless otherwise stated.
Information sheet
• Access to Court Documents
• Applicant’s guide to the Approved Counseling Scheme
• Are you an Extended Family Member or Friend of a Missing Person?
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Are you the Parent of a Sibling of a Missing Person?
Are you the Sibling of a Missing Person?
Authorised Report Writers – A Guide for Applicants
Best Practice Principles for Counseling Indigenous Clients
Best Practice Principles for Counseling the Families and Friends of Missing Persons
Changes in Laws to Assist Victims of Sexual Assault
Charter of Victims Rights
Charter of Victims Rights – Aboriginal Communities
Charter of Victims Rights No. 4 – Information about Investigation of the Crime
Charter of Victims Rights No. 10 – Return of Property Held by the State
Coping with Sleeplessness
Coping with and witnessing a traumatic event
Families and Friends of Missing Persons Unit Vision
Family Violence: Information about Compensation and Counseling for Victims (Indigenous)
Guarantee of Service
Helping Children cope with trauma
Information about Compensation for Victims of Domestic Violence
Information about Compensation for Victims of Sexual Assault
Listen Up – (information about the Charter of Victims Rights for young people)
Managing the Financial and Property Affairs of a Missing Person Protected Estates Amendment (Missing
Persons) Act 2004 No. 86
• Mental Illness and Serious Crime
• Missing Persons Information for Mental Health Professionals
• Report on the Roundtable Meeting for Siblings of Missing People 30 April 2005
• Sexual Assault: Information about Compensation and Counseling for Victims (Indigenous)
• Statements of Harm Information Guide
• Supporting a Family Member of Friend who is a Victim of Crime
• Telephone Interpreter Assistance (contains information in 20 languages)
• Violent Crime Against Men: Where to Find Help
• Website Guide
• What can I do to Assist Police when Reporting a Missing Person?
Brochure
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Contact Line
• Approved Counseling Scheme for Victims of Violent Crime (now available in Arabic, Chinese, Greek,
Tagalog and Vietnamese)
• Are you a Victim of Crime?
• Changes in Laws to Assist Victims of Sexual Assault (card)
• Compensation for Victims of Violent Crime (also available in Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Tagalog and
Vietnamese)
• Courtwise (card)
• Families and Friends of Missing Persons Counseling and Support Service
• Guide to the Victims Assistance Scheme (VAS)
• Information and Support for Victims of Crime (also available in Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Tagalog and
Vietnamese)
• Information for Families and Friends of Missing Persons
• Information for Victims of Youth Crime
• Reconnecting with a Missing Person
• Someone Missing – Can the media help?
• Support for Family Members of Homicide Victims
• Victims of Crime – Information for service providers – Aboriginal Communities
• Victims Registers
• Your Rights as a Victim of Crime.
Report/booklet
• Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Victims of Crime Interagency Forum Report – 2001
• A Glimmer of Hope – Stories of Courage from Families and Friends of Missing Persons
• A Review of ATSI Peoples’ Compensation and Counseling Claims lodged with the Victims
Compensation Tribunal 2001-2003
• Charter of Victims Rights Resource Kit
• Handbook for Approved Counselors
• Authorised Report Writers Handbook
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• It’s the Hope that Hurts – Best Practice in Counseling Models Relevant to Families and Friends of
Missing Persons
• Schedule 1 – Compensable Injuries
• Sentencing Information Package [currently under review]
• Someone is Missing [hard copy only]
• Standards for Counseling and Support Services for Victims of Crime [currently under review]
• Standards for Court Support for Victims of Crime [currently under review]
• Support Needs for Families and Friends of Long-term Missing Persons
• Victim Impact Statement Information Package
• Young Aboriginal Females Reported Missing to Police: Which way for Prevention and Service
• Your Day in Court (booklet – only available with video/DVD)
• Your Rights as a Victim of Crime – Information for people with a cognitive disability
• What Now? Information and Support for Victims of Crime in NSW Application
• Application for 2 hours of Counseling
• Application for Compensation and/or Expenses
• Application for Compensation by a Family Member of a Homicide Victim
• Application for Counseling by Family Members of a Homicide Victim
• Application for Funeral Expenses
• Request for Further Hours of Approved Counseling
• Victims Assistance Scheme (VAS) Supplementary Form
Annual Report
• Victims Advisory Board Report on Activities 20062008/20072009
• Victims Compensation Tribunal Chairperson’s Report 20062008/20072009
Newsletter
• Families and Friend of Missing Persons e-newsletter
• Victims of Crime Chronicle (quarterly)
Posters
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Contact Line
• Charter of Victims Rights – Aboriginal Communities (A3)
• Charter of Victims Know Your Rights – People with Disabilities (A3)
• Charter of Victims Know Your Rights – People with Disabilities (A4)
• Courtwise (A3)
• Victims Support Line (contains information in five languages) [currently under review]
• Victims of Crime Website [hard copy only]
• Your Rights as a Victim of Crime – Information for people with a cognitive disability
Audio/videotape
• Victim Impact Statement Information Package – audio [currently under review]
• Your Day in Court – audio [currently under review]
• Your Day in Court – video [fee applies]
• Your Day in Court – DVD [fee applies]
Business Card
• Families and Friends of Missing Persons Trigger Card
Miscellaneous
• Applicant’s guide to the Approved Counseling Scheme
• Guide to Completing Your Victims Compensation Application Form
• Information on the Charter of Victims Rights for Court Services staff
• Position Statement – Charter of Victims Rights
• Practice Note Number 1: Request for Oral Hearing on Appeal to the Tribunal
• Practice Note Number 2: Documents Filed in Support of Compensation Applications and Appeals
• section 65 Guidelines – Chairperson’s guidelines to sections of the legislation
• Victims Compensation Tribunal Chairperson’s Guide to Victims Support & Rehabilitation Act 1996
• Victims Services Confidentiality Policy
Restitution
• Affidavit of Financial Circumstances
• Application to Pay Amount of Restitution by Arrangement or by Installments
• Guide for Restitution Defendants
• Notice of Objection to a Provisional Order for Restitution
• Restitution Payment Options Application
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The latest DJAG Statement of Affairs is the June 2010 edition. It can be inspected online at the Lawlink website
www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lsb. A hard copy can be made available to members of the public if preferred by
contacting the FOI officer as set out below.
All inquiries regarding access to information should be directed to:
Special Projects Officer (FOI and Privacy)
NSW Department of Justice and Attorney General
Telephone: (02) 8224 5330
Street address: Level 3, 60-70 Elizabeth Street, Sydney
Postal address: GPO Box 6, Sydney NSW 2001
The Department is open between the hours of 9:00am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday (except public holidays).
Any other queries concerning any information contained in this Summary or in the
Statement of Affairs should also be directed to the Special Projects Officer (FOI and Privacy).
If you are planning to make an application under FOI, please contact the Legal Services Branch who will be
able to give you information on making the application. You can also obtain information from the Department’s
website on www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au under Lawlink Agencies – Legal Services Branch – Freedom of Information
Act 1989 applications.
The Department applies the following fees and charges in relation to the Freedom of Information Act 1989.
Nature of Application
Application Fee
Processing Charge
Access to records by natural persons about their personal affairs
$30 *
$30 per hour after the
first 20 hours *
All other requests
$30 *
$30 per hour *
Internal Review ***
$40 **
Nil
Amendment of Records
Nil ***
Nil
* Subject to 50% reduction for financial hardship and public interest reasons.
** Refunds may apply as a result of successful internal reviews and applications for amendment of records.
*** No. application fees are charged for internal reviews in relation to amendment of records.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
LAND AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
THE Land and Property Management Authority (LPMA) was created in July 2009. LPMA brings together
the former Department of Lands (including Land Property Information, Crown Lands, Soil Conservation
Service, Office of Biofuels, Office of Rural Affairs, the Geographical Names Board, the Board of Surveying
and Spatial Information and the Festival Development Corporation) with the State Property Authority, Hunter
Development Corporation, part of the Office of Strategic Lands, Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, and
the Lake Illawarra Authority.
The core of the Authority is the four Divisions of Land and Property Information, State Property, Crown Lands
and the Soil Conservation Service with a number of key interrelated Business Services grouped as a separate
Division. Around this core are a number of specific functions, including the Offices of Biofuels, Rural Affairs
and Strategic Lands together with specific statutory board functions, such as Geographical Names Board and
Board of Surveying and Spatial Information and commercial authorities and boards, including the Hunter
Development Corporation, Festival Development Corporation and the Lake Illawarra Authority.
The Authority is supported by internal corporate service areas including Finance and Corporate Support,
Corporate People and Performance Group, Legal Services, Corporate Governance, Information Communication
and Technology, Communication Solutions Group and Native Title, Aboriginal Land Claims and Status Branch.
Corporate
Acceptable Use of Information Technology and Telecommunications Policy
Access Control Policy
Accounting Manual
Anti Virus Policy
Asset Control Policy
Business Continuity Management Policy
Change Management Policy
Code of Conduct
Complete Guide to Staff (Induction Manual)
Conflict of Interest Policy
Corporate Clothing Policy
Corrupt Conduct, Maladministration and Serious and Substantial Waste, and Protected Disclosures Policy
Desktop Replacement Policy
Equal Employment Opportunity Policy
Filling of Short Term Vacancies Policy
Internal Reporting (Protected Disclosures) Policy
Information Security Policy
Gifts and Benefits Policy
Grievance Resolution
Harassment Free Workplace Policy
Information Security Policy
Interim Privacy Management Plan
Job Evaluation Policy
Lands International Visitors Policy
Lands Project Management Policy
Learning and Development Policy
Management of Consultants and Contractors Policy
Managing E-Mail Resources Policy
Mail Server Policy
Media Policy
Mobile Phone Policy
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Occupational Health and Safety Policy
Outside Employment Policy
Policy for Protection against Malicious Software
Queens Square Security Policy
Records Management Policy
Risk Management Policy
Travel Policy
Workforce Management Plan
Working from Home Policy
Land and Property Information
• Copyright and Licensing
• LPI Fraud Control Plan
• LPI Lodgment Terms and Conditions
• LPI Queens Square Business Continuity Plan
• On line terms and conditions
• LPI Privacy Statement
• Suppression of Personal Information in LPI Public registers
Valuation
• Annual Values and Market Data Audit Procedures
• Contractor Performance Management Procedures
• Just Terms Compensation Procedures Manual
• Rating and Taxing Valuations Procedures Manual
• Objections Procedures Manual
• Administering Procedures
• Valuer-General’s Instructions
• Chief Valuer’s Instructions
• Technical Instructions
• Contractor Instructions – Objection Document Management System Batch and Tender Management
Module
• Valnet 2i Contact Manager User Guide
• Contract Management and Administrative Procedures
• Contractor Load Procedures
• Provisional Land Value Audit Procedures
Surveying
• Surveyor General’s Directions for Survey Practice
• Redefining the Queensland-New South Wales Border: Guidelines for Surveyors
• Guidelines for the Determination of the State border between New South Wales and Victoria along the
Murray River
• Rural Addressing: A Model for Systematic Addressing for Rural Properties in New South Wales
• Control Surveys and SCIMS: what is acceptable
Land Titling
• Registrar General’s Directions
• Electronic Settlement, Electronic Lodgment and Automatic Registration of Real Property Dealings in
NSW – Public Consultation Document, May 2004
• Electronic Settlement, Electronic Lodgment and Automatic Registration of Real Property Dealings in
NSW: Public consultation feedback report March 2005
• Manual owner inquiry search requests – policy and procedures
• Lodgment Services Terms and Conditions
Board of Surveying and Spatial Information
Consideration of Complaints Against Surveyors Policy
Determination for Continuing Professional Development
Rules for the Conduct of Examinations for Certificate of Competency as Mine Surveyor
Geographical Names Board of NSW
Commemorative naming fact sheet and form
Determining suburbs and localities in NSW
Dual naming supporting cultural recognition
Glossary of designation values in the Geographic Names Register
Glossary of status values in the Geographic Names Register
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GNB – preserving the history, culture and identity of NSW
Guidelines for determining placenames
Guidelines for the naming of roads
Naming and addressing private roads and roads in community subdivisions
Placenaming application form
Road naming in NSW
Rural addressing for NSW
The NSW road and address locality naming process
Policy on the Position and Extent of Geographical Names
Policy on the Concurrence for Government Departments for Names Assigned under Other Acts
Cultural Designation Guidelines
Generic Reserve Naming Policy
Policy on Web Based Submissions for Advertised Proposals
Policy on Welcome to Country Signs
Policy on Board Member Induction
Primary Source Policy
Crown Lands
Authority and Identity Card Procedures December 2007
Caravan Park Levy Committee Guidelines for the Administration of Applications for Financial Assistance
Changes to the Management of Crown Reserves and Schools of Arts Arising from the Crown Lands
Amendment Act 2005 – Information for Staff October 2005
Closing Crown Roads – fact sheet – December 2008
Coastal Crown Lands Policy 1991
Converting Perpetual Leases – fact sheet – November 2008
Crown Lands Caravan Park Policy 1990 – under review
Crown Lands Delegations – Policy guidelines 2010
Crown Lands NSW Business Policy – Local Government Procurement of Crown Land September 2007
Crown Lands Policy for Marinas and Waterfront Commercial Tenures – May 2005
Crown Lands Policy for Tourist and Associated Facilities on Crown Land – June 2007
Crown Lands Reserve Trust – Operating Policy and Management Arrangements – September 2008
Crown Notations on Freehold Title – fact sheet – September 2006
Crown Road Purchase Fee Schedule – fact sheet – October 2009
Dedicated Lands Information – September 2008
Devolved Lands Information – April 2009
Domestic Waterfront Facility Policy 2009
Domestic Waterfront Licence – Your Standard Terms and Conditions – June 2009
Domestic waterfront tenancies – Changes in rents – fact sheet – November 2008
Enclosure Permits – fact sheet – December 2008
Fire Protection Policy for Caravan Parks on Crown Reserves and Leasehold Land 2005
Food and Beverage Outlets on Crown Reserves – December 2004
Guidelines for Leasing and Licensing under 34A Crown Lands Act 1989 – July 2009
Guidelines for Managing Bridges and Culverts on Crown Land – March 2008
Guidelines for Responding to Draft Local Environmental Plans – February 2010
Guidelines for Responding to Development on Land near Crown Land – January 2010
Guidelines for the creation of new commercial leases for caravan parks on Crown land in NSW –
November 2009
Guidelines to Part 3A of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 – February 2010
Guideline – Unauthorised Structures on Crown Roads – August 2009
Information for telecommunication organisations occupying crown land administered by the NSW
Department of Lands
Investment Policy for Trust Boards Managing Crown Reserves and Commons – September 2005
Land Management Compliance Policy – October 2007
Long-term Residents in Caravan Parks on Crown Land – fact sheet – October 2008
LPMA Crown Lands Division Position Paper – The Use of Crown Reserves for Operating Caravan Parks
and Camping Grounds – February 2010
Lodgement of Covenants and Subdivision Restrictions for Schedule 7A Conversions – October 2007
Management of cemeteries on Crown land by Local Government
Management of Minor Ports, River Entrances and Waterways in NSW – fact sheet – June 2007
Natural Disaster Relief Scheme Guidelines
Office Practice Guidelines
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Parish/County Reserve Procedure – July 2007 (reviewed December 2007)
Perpetual Lease Conversion Program – Policy Overview – June 2007
Perpetual Lease Purchase Fee Schedule Information – fact sheet – August 2007
Policy for Leasing and Licensing under s34A Crown Lands Act 1989 – July 2009
Policy on Rebates on Crown Land Tenures – August 2009
Preparing Local Environment Plans: Matters of Interest to the NSW Land and Property Management
Authority – April 2010
Procedures for Waiving the need for a Land Assessment – April 2009
Prospecting on Crown Land – Policy 2010
Recreational Trails Strategy – April 2007
Staff Procedure – Re-appointing and replacing reserve trust managers upon expiry of their term – June 2008
Standard Lease and Licence Templates for reserve trusts – fact sheet – April 2007
Tabling Procedure for Dedicated Crown Land – October 2008 (reviewed September 2010)
The future of Travelling Stock Reserves – fact sheet – October 2008
Tourist Facilities and Services on Crown Reserves 1997
Trust Handbook – A handbook for trusts managing Crown land reserves and commons, and trustees of
schools of arts – October 2007 and updated
Use and Management of Coastal Crown Land for Maritime Infrastructure – fact sheet – July 2008
Soil Services
Non-smoking in the Workplace
SCS Environmental Management Policy
SCS Occupational Health and Safety Management Policy
SCS Quality Management Policy
Staff Borrowing of Equipment Policy
Some policy documents are available, free of charge, from the Authority’s website www.lpma.nsw.gov.au which
has links to our administrative units. Geographical Names Board policies and guidelines may be accessed at
their website www.gnb.nsw.gov.au.
A Statement of Affairs was published in the Authority’s 2008/2009 Annual Report.
The Authority’s policy documents and Statement of Affairs may be inspected or obtained from the address
indicated in section 3 below.
Requests for documents the F.O.I. Act or the Privacy and Personal Information Act in the possession of Lands
should be applied for in writing supplying the information required under the appropriate Act or by completing
a Land and Property Management Authority Request for Access form. The completed written application
should be directed to:
The FOI Coordinator
Land and Property Management Authority
Strategic Policy and Reporting
1 Prince Albert Road
Queens Square
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: (02) 9236 7773
Facsimile: (02) 9236 7632
Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
An application fee of $30.00 is applicable. Processing fees may also be applicable.
Note: L
and title records, survey records and the Register of Land Values maintained by the Department are in
the main PUBLIC RECORDS open to public scrutiny free of charge or for a fee prescribed by Regulations
under the various acts administered by the Registrar General, Surveyor General and Valuer General.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of
Landcom
Landcom is a State-Owned Corporation established under the State Owned Corporations Act 1989 and the
Landcom Corporation Act 2001. It is one of the largest urban developers in New South Wales and is a major
participant in the property development industry.
Policies and procedures are developed and reviewed by various business sections throughout Landcom. They
relate to:
• Administration
• Government Agency Liaison
• Business Continuity Management
• Information and Technology Management
• Conflicts of Interest
• Insurance
• Contract/Contractor Management
• Land Dealings
• Customer Complaints
• Legal Procedures
• Declarations of Interest
• Media and Sponsorship
• Delegations
• Ministerial Procedures
• Development Process
• Moderate Income Housing
• Employment Conditions
• Environmental Management
• Privacy
• Ethnic Affairs Priority Statement
• Probity
• Fair Treatment and Grievance
• Records Management
• Finance Procedures
• Risk Management
• Fraud and Corruption Prevention
• Stakeholder Consultation
• Freedom of Information
• Training and Development
• Gifts, Benefits and Favours
Landcom’s Statement of Affairs, outlining the structure, functions and operations of Landcom, is available
from the Freedom of Information Officer free of charge.
Policy documents and Statement of Affairs can be inspected and / or purchased at the Landcom office at:
Level 2
330 Church Street
Parramatta NSW 2150
Landcom Reception is open during business hours
Monday – Friday from 8.00 a.m. – 6.00 p.m.
Access to documents held by Landcom and subject to the FOI Act must be made by written application,
accompanied by a fee of $30, to:
The FOI Coordinator
Landcom
PO Box 237
Parramatta NSW 2124
Enquires regarding Landcom documents are to be directed to the FOI Coordinator (02) 9841 8600 or by
facsimile (02) 9841 8688.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
LEGAL AID COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES
(LEGAL AID NSW)
FOI Agency No. 48
Executive
• Aboriginal Justice Service Delivery Plan
• Aboriginal Services, Employment and Partnerships Plan 2009-2011
• Code of Conduct
• Commonwealth Legal Aid Priorities and Guidelines
• Corporate Governance Framework
• Corruption and Fraud Prevention Plan
• General Delegation
• Legal Aid NSW Domestic and Family Violence Strategy 2009-2011
• Legal Aid NSW Corporate Plan 2009-2010
• Making our Services work for Aboriginal People
• Statement of Cooperation for Legal Aid NSW and Aboriginal Legal Service (NSW/ACT) Ltd
Business and Client Services Division
• Attorney General’s Financial Delegation
• CCTV Cameras Policy
• Child Protection Policies, including:
– Responding to Allegations of Child Abuse or Neglect and Risks of Harm Involving People who are
not Employed by Legal Aid NSW
– Responding to Allegations of Child Abuse or Neglect and Other Reportable Conduct Involving
Legal Aid NSW Employees
• Client Service Strategy
• Functional Disposal Authority and Access Directions
• Gifts and Benefits Policy
• Guidelines for making appointments for advice
• Guidelines on Clients’ Children in the Workplace
• Harassment Free Workplace Policy
• Incident Reporting and Investigation Policy
• IT Security Policy
• Home Visit Guidelines
• Procedures for making appointments for advice
• Procurement Policy
• Risk Assessment Guidelines for Offsite Locations
• Use of Email and Internet
Grants Division
• Grants Allocation Guidelines
• Mental Health Advocates Practice Kit Panels Information
• Practice Standards for Panels :
– General Civil Law Panel
– Mental Health Advocacy Panel
– Veterans Law Panel
– General Criminal Law Panel
– Serious Criminal Law Panel
– Children’s Criminal Law Panel (in Specialist Children’s Courts)
– Prisoners Legal Service Panel
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– General Family Law Panel
– Care and Protection Panel
– Independent Children’s Lawyer
– Specialist Domestic Violence Panel
• Service Agreements for above Panels
• Regional Solicitor Program Guidelines
Legal Services Division
• Civil Law Procedures Manual
• Client Assessment and Referral Unit Procedures Manual
• Client Assessment and Referral Unit Form
• Client Consent Form
• Criminal Law Solicitors Manual
• Duty Solicitor Guidelines
• Family Law Court Procedures and Determining Grants of Aid
• Family Law Practices and Procedures Manual
• Independent Children’s Lawyer Information Sheet for Parents
• Key Points on Property Guidelines
• Legal Aid New South Wales Civil Law Advice and Outreach Services
• Memorandum of Understanding between Department of Community Services and the Legal Aid
Commission of NSW
• Minor Assistance Guidelines
• Practice and Procedure Manual for Mental Health Advocacy (Civil and Forensic work)
• Service Level Agreement with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
Strategic Planning and Policy Division
• Child Protection Policies
• Communicating With People Who Are Deaf or Hearing/Speech Impaired
• Complaints Guidelines for Staff
• Complaint Brochure and form
• Cooperative Legal Service Delivery (CLSD) Program
• CLSD Fact Sheet
• Disability Action Plan 2009-2011
• Disability Policy
• Fee Scales
• Ethnic Affairs Policy
• Glossary of terms ATLAS-CASES-TRIM
• Guidelines for Managing Complaints
• Guidelines for Managing Conflict of Interest in Legal Aid NSW (also separate Guidelines for each
practice area)
• Guidelines for the Use of Communication Devices with People who are Deaf, Hearing and Speech
Impaired
• Interpreting “Public Interest” in Legal Aid NSW policies.
• Legal Aid Policies – Policy Online (includes Means Test, merit tests and matters for which legal aid is
available )
• Legal Aid Glossary – Policy Online ( defines terms used in client policies and guidelines)
• Legal Aid Guidelines – Policy Online
• Legal Aid Practice Directions – Policy Online
• Multicultural Action Plan 2009-2011
• Navigation Manual – Policy Online
• Policies in Brief
• Privacy Management Plan and Privacy Guidelines
• Regional Outreach Clinic Program Guidelines
• Rural Client Service Strategy
• Means Test Indicator
• Human Rights Committee Guidelines
• Policy and guidelines on the use of interpreters and translators
• Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Program (WDVCAP) Policies, Principles and Standards
• WDVCAP Best Practice Guide
• WDVCAP Information Kit for Service Providers
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The most recent Legal Aid Commission NSW Statement of Affairs was published on 30 June 2009 and is
available on request.
Requests under the FOI Act for information or access to documents or further information about the above
policy documents should be directed to:
The FOI Officer
Legal Aid NSW
323 Castlereagh Street
Sydney NSW 2000
PO Box K847
Haymarket NSW 1238
DX 5 Sydney
Telephone: (02) 9219 5034
Facsimile: (02) 9219 5038
Internet:
www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au
Inquiries can be made between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
LIFETIME CARE and SUPPORT AUTHORITY
The Lifetime Care and Support Authority (LTCSA) has the following policy documents:
• Accident Advice Support Grant (August 2008)
• Accounts Payable Policy (Feb 2009)
• Administrative and Financial Delegations (October 2009)
• Advocacy in the LTCS Scheme (April 2009)*
• Compensation for loss of personal effects
• Complaints handling Policy (April 2007)
• Continence guide for approval
• Consent for participants who are unable to sign
• Credit Card Usage (June 2008)
• Credit risks (April 2008)
• Disputes about Motor Accident Injury*
• Electronic Messaging and Internet Access Policy (July 2009)
• Equal Employment Opportunity
• Financial Delegations (October 2009)
• FOI Statement of Affairs (June 2010)*
• Grants administration
• Guidelines for levels of attendant care for people with spinal cord injury (2007)*
• Major Home Modification Procedures
• Information Security Policy (July 2009)
• Investment Risk Management (April 2008)
• Lifetime Care and Support Guidelines (September 2009)*
• LTCS Code of Conduct (June 2008)
• Mobile Phone Policy (June 2009)
• Permitted Investment Instrument (April 2008)
• Policy on FIM and WeeFim assessment for Lifetime participation (July 2009)
• Privacy Management Plan (September 2006)
• Professional criteria for prescribers (equipment) (February 2009)*
• Protected disclosures (October 2008)
• Requesting treatment, rehabilitation and attendant care in the LTCS Scheme*
• Resolving disputes about eligibility*
• Staff complaints and grievances
• Use of Taxis (March 2009)
• Working from home
• Workplace respect
Arrangements can be made to obtain copies of any of these documents or to inspect them at the LTCSA’s
premises between 9:30 am and 3:30 pm on working days by contacting the FOI Co-ordinator.
The LTCSA maintains a website. Documents marked with an asterisk * are available from the LTCSA’s website
at www.lifetimecare.nsw.gov.au.
The website includes a wide range of information for the public and participants of the scheme including
information on eligibility and application as well as guidelines and forms for service providers. The website
also provides access to the LTCSA’s Annual Report.
Some of the website information, such as insurer guidelines, rehabilitation guidelines and reports and some
statistical papers, is targeted to industry professionals who work with the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme.
David Bowen,
Chief Executive Officer
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
MARITIME AUTHORITY OF NSW
trading as NSW MARITIME
NSW Maritime’s Policy Documents are listed below:
(i)
Corporate Plan and Business Plans.
(ii)
Policy Files held in the Records Section.
(iii) Policy and Procedure Documents – containing policy and procedures relevant to recreational
boating, commercial vessels, environmental assessments, boating plans, mooring plans of
management, property, personnel, and administrative matters.
(iv) Project Management Guidelines.
(v)
Privacy Management Plan dated 1 July 2000.
Information Documents
(i)
Annual Report.
(ii)
NSW Boating Handbook.
(iii) Practical boating Logbook
(iv) PWC Handbook
(v)
Maritimes Newsletter – The newsletter of NSW Maritime.
(vi) NSW Tides 2010/2011.
(vii) Better Boating Program Information Kit and Application Form.
(viii) Sydney’s Aquatic Events A Boating Guide.
(ix) School Marine Safety Activity Booklet.
(x)
Series of Boating Maps – Your guide to safe navigation of NSW coastal and inland waterways
(xi) brochures and fliers entitled:
– Aquatic Licences
– Australian Builders Plate
– Bars ’n Boats – A Safety Guide
– Be Bright. Be Safe at Night
– Be Responsible Near Whales and Dolphins
– Big Ships, Small Boats
– Boatcode Built-in Security For Your Boat
– Boat Ramp Etiquette
– Boating on Iron Cove
– Boatsmart – Boats and Alcohol Caution
– Buying or Registering a Vessel
– Carbon Monoxide
– Determining the Length of Your Vessel
– Don’t Make Waves
– Go Easy on the Drink
– Hypothermia
– How to Get a Boat Licence
– I’ve Gone Boating (Fridge Magnet)
– Leave Only Water In Your Wake
– Marine Rescue NSW levy proposal
– Maritime Skills
– Mooring Licence Conditions (Private and Commercial)
– Murray River Boating Safety Review 2010
– Noise Annoys
– Pittwater No. Wash Zone
– Proof of Identity and the Use of Personal Information under the Privacy Act 1998
– Safety Equipment Checklist
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Sailboarding in the Waters of Sydney Harbour
Serving our Boating Community
Small Craft Safety
Some People Go Overboard – Overloading Boats
Take Care Be Prop Aware
Take Charge of Your Discharge
Take Charge of Your Discharge on Lake Macquarie
Take Note When Hiring A Boat
Traffic Co-ordination On Parramatta River
Traffic Separation on Middle Harbour
Traffic Co-ordination on the Georges River (Revesby Beach)
Transit Zone Under Sydney Harbour Bridge
Volunteer Marine Radio
Wash Your Boat
What To Know Before You Tow
Working for NSW Maritime
Your Boating Fees At Work
You’re the Skipper, You’re Responsible
Posters
(i)
Always check the weather before and during boating
(ii)
Better Boating Program grants map
(iii) Boatsmart From the Start – Know when to wear your lifejacket
(iv) Boat stability – know the wind and wave limits
(v)
Capsize is a major contributor to boating fatalities
(vi) Excessive wash can cause nuisance, annoyance or danger
(vii) Go Easy on the Drink
(viii) Heading offshore? You must have a 406 beacon onboard!
(ix) Keep carbon monoxide levels at a minimum and prevent poisoning
(x)
Lifejackets compulsory when crossing bars
(xi) Make sure when towing that it is safe
(xii) Preserve the aquatic environment for future generations
Stickers
(i)
Bar Crossing
(ii)
Boatsmart From The Start – Know When To Wear Your Lifejacket
(iii) Bow Riding
(iv) Drowning Is Uncool
(v)
Go Easy on the Drink
(vi) Hypothermia – Cold Water Kills
(vii) Kids In Boats
(viii) Navigation Rules/Advisory Signs/Warning Signals/Remember
(ix) Ride Smart – PWC Behaviour
(x)
Row Smart
(xi) Safe Boating – Buoyage System
(xii) Safe Boating – Navigation Marks
(xiii) Safe Boating – Navigation Rules
(xiv) Safe Boating – Stick to the Right
(xvi) Safety Labels (by size and type of boat)
(xvii) Take Care Be Prop Aware
(xviii) Water Ski Hand Signals
(xix) Wear it!
(xx) You’re the skipper – You’re Responsible
Information Videos/DVDs/Maps
(i)
DVD compilation of:
1. Blue Water Safety – An introduction to safe offshore boating, featuring “How to Cross Surf
Bars” (video).
2. Big Ships Small Boats – Your guide to safe navigation in busy ports (video).
3. Boat Smart – Your guide to the boating traffic rules (video).
4. Ride Smart – How to enjoy personal watercraft . . . the safe way (video).
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Boating Safety Course (DVD and Video) – required to study to obtain a General or Personal
Watercraft Licence.
Section 2 – Statement Of Affairs Document
NSW Maritime’s last Statement of Affairs document was published in July 2009. The Statement provides an
overview of NSW Maritime’s structure and functions, the effect of NSW Maritime’s functions on members of
the public, the processes for public participation in the development of NSW Maritime policy, the documents
held by NSW Maritime and document access and amendment procedures.
Requests for copies of the NSW Maritime’s Policy and Information Documents, Statement and Summary of
Affairs Documents should be directed to:
Paul Nash
Freedom Of Information Co-ordinator
NSW Maritime
Locked Bag 5100
Camperdown NSW 1450
Phone:
(02) 9364 2389
Alternatively the Statement and Summary of Affairs Documents, the Corporate Plan and Annual Report may
be inspected at the State Library of New South Wales.
Requests for copies of posters, stickers and videos should be directed to:
Communications Branch
NSW Maritime
Locked Bag 5100
Camperdown NSW 1450
Phone:
(02) 9364 2428
Hours of Opening and Location of NSW Maritime Operations Centres
The office hours of NSW Maritime are 8.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday, in the Sydney Metropolitan area
and inspection or purchase of documents may be arranged at any NSW Maritime Operation Centre during
those times or by contacting the FOI Co-ordinator at the number set out above.
For information in relation to the opening hours of Regional Offices or the location of your nearest NSW
Maritime Operation Centre contact should be made with NSW Maritime’s Info line on 13 12 56 for the cost
of a local call.
NSW Maritime also has a telephone payment and recorded information service which may be accessed on 13
12 36 for the cost of a local call.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
MOTOR ACCIDENTS AUTHORITY
FOI Agency No. 2275
The Motor Accidents Authority (MAA) has the following policy documents:
• 10 Step Guide to Recruitment and Selection (March 2002)
• 2007 Industry Report – CTP Industry Review*
• A Chiropractor’s guide to providing treatment in the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme (2006)*
• A Physiotherapist’s guide to providing treatment in the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme (2006)*
• A Provider’s Guide to Decisions on Reasonable and Necessary Treatment, Rehabilitation and Attendant
Care (June 2002)*
• A Therapist’s guide to providing treatment in the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme (2006)*
• Accounts Payable Policy (June 2008)
• An Osteopath’s guide to providing treatment in the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme (2006)*
• Annotated bibliography (2007) for Guidelines for arranging and conducting adult neuropsychological
assessments in the NSW CTP scheme.*
• Anxiety Guidelines.
• Guidelines for the management of anxiety following motor vehicle accidents. Technical report
(2003)*,
• Managing anxiety following motor vehicle accidents – A General Practitioners guide (2003)*,
• Managing anxiety following motor vehicle accidents – An insurer’s guide (2003)*,
• Your guide to anxiety following a motor vehicle accident (2003)*.
• Appendices to guidelines for conducting neuropsychological assessments (2007)*
• Applications for NSW CTP Licences
• Care and support services – Communication procedures for the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme (February
2004)*
• CARS Assessors’ Code of Conduct (June 2009)*
• CARS Assessors’ Fee Schedule (January 2009)*
• CARS Assessor Practice Notes*
• Section 137 Claim for Interest (February 2009)*
• Time Limits for Claims made before 1 October 2008 (February 2009)*
• Obvious Error Applications (February 2009)*
• Cost regulations (November 2006)*
• Surveillance film (November 2006)*
• Particulars (November 2006)*
• Liability (November 2006)*
• Assessment of Non Economic Loss (April 2010)
• Hardship Payment Disputes under section 84A (February 2010)
• CARS Assessors’ Terms of Engagement (June 2009)
• CARS Venue Policy*
• Case management in the Motor Accidents Scheme (2003)*
• Claims Assessment Guidelines (May 2006)*
• Claims Assessment Guidelines (October 2008)*
• Claims Handling Guidelines (reissued October 2008)*
• Code of Conduct (2010)
• Compliments and Complaints*
• Computer Reuse Guidelines for NSW Government (August 2004)
• Corporate Governance Statement (January 2003)*
• Credit Card Usage Policy (June 2008)
• Credit Risk Policy (October 2008)
• Disability Action Plan 2009-2014 (2009)
• Electronic Messaging and Internet Access Policy 2009
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Employment of Relatives or Family Members in MAA Policy (August 2004)
Equal Employment Opportunity Management Plan 2003-06 (June 2003)
Ethnic Affairs Priorities Statement and Implementation Plan 2003-2006 (May 2003)
Excess Recreation Leave Policy (March 2006)
Exit Interview (January 2007)
Failure to Attend a Medical Examination (October 2008)*
Flexible Working Hours Agreement (June 2002)
FOI Statement of Affairs (June 2010)*
Grants Administration Policy (July 2009)
Guidelines for levels of attendant care for people with spinal cord injury. (October 2007)*
Guidelines for mild traumatic brain injury following closed head injury 1st Edition (2008)*
Guidelines for the assessment of permanent impairment of a person injured as a result of a motor vehicle
accident (1 October 2007)* (highlighted version)
Guidelines for the assessment of permanent impairment of a person injured as a result of a motor vehicle
accident (1 October 2007)* (non highlighted version)
Guidelines for the assessment of the degree of permanent impairment (1 September 2005)
Guidelines on the assessment of the degree of permanent impairment of an injured person (March 2000)
Induction Policy and Program (October 2005)
Information Security Policy 2009
Insurers guide to making decisions on Reasonable and Necessary Treatment, Rehabilitation and
Attendant care (2002)*
Investment Risk Management (October 2008)
MAA Accounting Manual (2006)
MAA Corporate Plan 2006-2009
MAA DRIVES 24 User Guidelines (September 2007)
MAA Injury Coding Guidelines
MAA Injury Management Sponsorship Guidelines 2008*
MAA Internal Communication (August 2006)
MAA Job Evaluation Policy (revised April 2006)
MAA Regulatory and Enforcement Policy (revised July 2008)
Managing acute low back pain: an insurer’s guide (2004)*
Market Practice Guidelines (July 2009)*
MAS Assessors Code of Conduct (October 2007)*
MAS Assessors Fee Schedule (October 2007)*
MAS Assessors Fee Schedule (October 2008)*
MAS Assessors Terms of Engagement (October 2007)*
MAS Protocol for the Assessment of Brain Injuries –
• Information for Assessors (October 2007)*
• Information for the injured person (October 2007)*
• Information for the Injured Person – Neuropsychological Assessments (October 2007)*
• MAS protocol for assessment of brain injuries (October 2007)*
MAS Protocol for the Assessment of Minor Dental Injuries – Information Sheet for Stakeholders (March
2006)*
MAS Protocol for the Assessment of Minor Skin Injuries – Information Sheet for Stakeholders (October
2007)*
Medical Review Panel – Practice Note 1/2005 – The Role of the Review Panel (1 November 2005)*
Medical Review Panel– Practice Note 2/2005 – Preparation for a Review Panel – (1 November 2005)*
Medical Review Panel – Practice Note 3/2005 – The Review Panel Process – (23 March 2006)*
Medical Review Panel Fee Schedule (October 2007)*
Medical Review Panel Fee Schedule (October 2008)*
Medical Review Panel Members Terms of Engagement (January 2008)*
Matching client needs and support worker skills in the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme (August 2003)*
Medical Assessment Guidelines (May 2006)*
Medical Assessment Guidelines (October 2008)*
Mergers and Takeovers involving NSW CTP Insurers
Mobile Phone Use (June 2009)
Motor Accidents Assessment Service (MAAS) procedure manuals
Neuropsychological assessment of adults – Information for claimants and families (2006)*
Neuropsychological assessment of adults with mild traumatic brain injury (2006)*
Neuropsychological assessment of adults with moderate to extremely severe traumatic brain injury
(2006)*
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• Neuropsychological assessment of children – Information for clients and families (2006)*
• Neuropsychological assessment of children with mild traumatic brain injury (2006)*
• Neuropsychological assessment of children with moderate to extremely severe traumatic brain injury
(2006)*
• Occupational Health and Safety Policy (2010)
• Patient Advice Sheet available in English, Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Vietnamese*
• Permitted Investment Instruments (October 2008)
• Premium Determination Guidelines (effective July 2010)*
• Privacy Management Plan (August 2004)
• Protected Disclosures Policy and Guidelines (October 2008)
• Rehabilitation Communication Procedures for the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme (2009)*
• Review of Sick Leave Policy (March 2006)
• ROADS – Review of Achievements and Development Scheme (revised February 2005)
• Section 14 Guidelines (January 2010)*
• Section 45 Interim Dispute Resolution Procedure
• Staff Complaints and Grievances (September 2009)
• Summary guidelines for mild traumatic brain injury following closed head injury for general practitioners
1st Edition (2008)*
• Suspension of NSW CTP Licences
• Technical report for the guidelines for mild traumatic brain injury following closed head injury*
• Technology (ICT) Strategic Plan 2008-2013
• Traumatic Brain Injury Care and Support Protocols for adults in the NSW CTP Scheme (2005)*
• Traumatic Brain Injury Care and Support Protocols for children in the NSW CTP Scheme (2005)*
• Travel Policy and Procedures (November 2005)
• Treatment, Rehabilitation and Attendant Care Guidelines for CTP Insurers with Conditional Licenses
(non-underwriters) (July 2002)*
• Treatment, Rehabilitation and Attendant Care Guidelines for Currently Licensed CTP Insurers
(September 2006)*
• Use of Taxis (March 2009)
• Waste Reduction and Purchasing Plan 2003-2006 (July 2003)
• Whiplash Guidelines*
• Compulsory Third Party Claims Guide for the Management of Acute Whiplash-Associated
Disorders 2nd Edition (2007)*
• Guidelines for the Management of Acute Whiplash-Associated Disorders for Health Professionals
2nd Edition (2007)*
• MAA Whiplash Guidelines – GP Summary (2007)*
• Summary guidelines for the Management of Acute Whiplash-Associated Disorders for Health
Professionals 2nd Edition (2007)*
• Technical Report Guidelines for the Management of Acute Whiplash-Associated Disorders 2nd
Edition 2007 (2007)*
• Your Guide to Whiplash Recovery in the first 12 weeks after the accident (2007)* English, Arabic,
Chinese, Vietnamese
• Who needs 24 hour care in the CTP Scheme? (January 2006)*
• Workers Compensation and Injury Management (December 2004)
• Working from Home (September 2009)
• Workplace Respect policy (September 2009)
Arrangements can be made to obtain copies of any of these documents or to inspect them at the MAA’s premises
between 9:30 am and 3:30 pm on working days by contacting the FOI Co-ordinator.
The Motor Accidents Authority maintains a website. Documents marked with an asterisk * are available from
the MAA’s website at www.maa.nsw.gov.au.
The website includes a wide range of information for the public on Green Slips, road safety issues, guides for
people injured in a motor vehicle accident and for those who have lost a relative. The website also provides
access to the MAA’s Annual Report.
Some of the website information, such as insurer guidelines, rehabilitation guidelines and reports and some
statistical papers, is targeted to industry professionals who work with the Motor Accidents Scheme.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NEWCASTLE PORT CORPORATION
Newcastle Port Corporation’s Policy Documents are:
• Marine Pollution Incident Investigation and Prosecution Procedures;
A copy of the Corporation’s Statement of Affairs can be provided by contacting the Corporation’s Freedom
of Information Officer.
Contact arrangements for Newcastle Port Corporation are:
Michael Dowzer
Newcastle Port Corporation
PO Box 663
Newcastle NSW 2300
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
(02) 4985 8222 or 1800 048 205
Inspection or purchase may be arranged during normal business hours. Most of the documents listed above are
available for inspection or purchase upon application to the NPC FOI Officer. Requests under the Freedom of
Information Act for access to documents held by the NPC must be made in writing with a $30 fee.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NORTH COAST AREA HEALTH SERVICE
The Summary of Affairs of the North Coast Area Health Service covers the Area Offices, Division of Population
Health and Planning, Community Health Services, Ballina District Hospital, Bellinger River District Hospital,
Bonalbo Hospital, Byron District Hospital, Campbell Hospital – Coraki, Casino and District Memorial Hospital,
Coffs Harbour Base Hospital, Dorrigo Multi Purpose Service, Grafton Base Hospital, Kempsey District Hospital,
Kyogle Memorial Health, Lismore Base Hospital, Macksville District Hospital, Maclean District Hospital,
Mullumbimby and District War Memorial Hospital, Murwillumbah District Hospital, Nimbin Multi Purpose
Service, Port Macquarie Base Hospital, The Tweed Hospital, Urbenville Rural Hospital and Health Service
Project (RHHSP), Wauchope District Memorial Hospital and other public health services.
The following policies and documents are produced by the North Coast Area Health Service, individual
Hospitals and Services and may be accessed for information.
Aged Care
• Management of Constipation in the elderly in the acute care and community health setting
• Specialised Mental Health Services for Older People (SMHSOP) NSW Service Plan 2005-15
Baby and Child
• Acute management of infants and children less than 3 years old with fever in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with acute abdominal pain in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with acute head injury within the first 24 hours of injury in
NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with asthma in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with bacterial meningitis in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with bronchiolitis in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with croup in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with gastroenteritis in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with seizures in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with sore ear – otitis media in NCAHS
• Acute management of infants and children with sore throat in NCAHS
• Collection of an Upper Respiratory Tract Specimen from an Infant or Child
• Maternal and Child Health Home Visiting Policy-Supporting Families Early Package
• Recognition of the Sick Child (ROSC)
• Safety and Security of Children in North Coast Area Health Service Inpatient Facilities
• School Health Clinical Policy
• Sexual Assault Service Policy On Photocolposcopic Photographs Of Genital Injury In Children
Conditions
• Allied Health Professional / Clinical Supervision Policy
Critical Care
• Blood Alcohol Testing for Drivers and Pedestrians Injured in Road Accidents
• Clinical Procedure Model
Employment Screening
• Mental Health Accredited Persons Procedure
Governance
• Accreditation of Services
• Monitoring The Currency Of Employee Practicing Certificates/Registration
Governance and Service Delivery
• Area Policy for Management of the Safety Alert Broadcasting System (SABS)
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Consent to Medical Treatment – Provision of Information to Patients
Management of a Complaint or Concern about a Clinician
Managing Client Exclusion from North Coast Area Health Service (NCAHS) Drug and Alcohol Services
as a Result of Unacceptable Behaviour
• Palliative Care Pain Management
• Telehealth Protocols
• Work Cover Cytotoxic Drugs and Related Waste Guidelines 2008 and related issues
Health Promotion
• Clinical Imagery Management Interim Policy
Imaging – Diagnostic and Interventional
• Radiation Safety Management Policy
• Radiation Safety Manual
Incident Management
• Incident Management Policy
Industrial and Employee Relations
• First Line Emergency Care (FLEC) Accreditation/Reaccreditation for Registered Nurses
• Registration of Allied Health Personnel Policy
Infection Control
• Controlling Tuberculosis in NSW
• Procedure for mass administration of anti-influenza prophylaxis to defined contacts of an infectious
influenza case
Infectious Diseases
• Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
• Epinet Report form for Blood and Body Fluid Exposure
• Epinet Report form for Needle stick and Sharp Object Injury
• Exposed Person – Request for Tests Form – HIV: Hepatitis B and C Antibody Testing
• Exposed Person Pre-Test Counselling Checklist
• Gastro Pack
• Hospital Response to Pandemic Influenza Part 1: Emergency Department Response
• IIMS Management – Body Substance Exposure (BSE) Incidents (NCAHS)
• IIMS Process – Body Substance Exposure (BSE) Incidents (NCAHS)
• IIMS Process – Infection Control Incidents (NCAHS)
• Immunisation Services – Authority for Registered Nurses
• Infection Control Guidelines for Health Care Facilities – Influenza
• Infection Control Isolation Record
• Infection Control Policy
• Infection Control Policy: Prevention and Management of Multi-Resistant Organisms (MRO)
• Occupational Assessment, Screening and Vaccination Against Specified Infectious Diseases
• Post Exposure Management Flow Chart
• Sharps Injuries – Prevention in the NSW Public Health System
• Source Person Pre-Test Counselling Checklist
• Source Person Request for Test Form for HIV, Hepatitis B and C Antibody Testing
• Tuberculin Skin Testing
• Tuberculosis – Sputum Induction Guidelines
Maternity
• Breast Feeding Guidelines
• Breast Feeding Policy
• Co-ordinated care for pregnant women with drug and alcohol use issues and their newborns
• Home Birth Transfer Policy
• Management of Females presenting to Emergency Departments with Abdominal Pain at Risk of Ectopic
Pregnancy with no on-site obstetric and gynaecology surgical service.
• National Clinical guidelines for the management of drug use during pregnancy, birth and the early
development of the newborn
• Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Guidelines
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• Private Home Birth Midwife / Birth Support Secondary Employment – Process Management Schedule
• Use of Water in Labour and Birth Guidelines
Medical
• Acupuncture and Dry Needling as a Physiotherapy Modality in NCAHS Guideline
• Acupuncture and Dry Needling as a Physiotherapy Modality in the NCAHS Policy
• Clinical Guideline for Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) exacerbation in
the acute hospital setting
• Correct Patient, Correct Procedure and Correct Site – PD2007_079
• Guidelines for the Obstetrical Diabetes Care of Women – under review
• Hypoglycaemia, Hyperglycaemia, and Blood Glucose Monitoring Guidelines
• Management of Patients with Psycho stimulant Toxicity: Guidelines for Emergency Departments
• No Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Order Policy
• No Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Order Procedure
• NSW Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Clinical Practice Guidelines
• Peri operative, Preoperative, Post Operative Care of Adults with Diabetes – under review
• Prevention of Venous Throembolism Booklet
• Safe Work Practice – Acupuncture and Dry Needling
• Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Prevention Clinical Guidelines
Mental Health
• A New Depression Scale Designed to be Sensitive to Change
• A New Depression Scale Designed to be Sensitive to Change MADRS
• Access and Entry to Mental Health Services
• Admission to Mental Health Inpatient Units
• Assessment and Management of Depression in the Elderly
• Care Levels within NCAHS Mental Health Inpatient Units
• Consensus Guidelines for the Assessment and Management of Depression in the Elderly
• Cornell Scale for Depression
• Memorandum – Management of Referrals from Health Professionals seeking Mental health Services for
their clients
• Mental Health Clinical Documentation
• Mental Health Clozapine Procedures
• Mental Health in Emergency Departments
• Mental Health Inpatient Unit Discharge Procedure
• Mental Health Patient Flow and Bed Management
• Mental Health Service Clinical Review
• Montgomery and Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS)
• Sexual Safety in Mental Health Inpatient Units
Nursing
• Administration of Entonox
• Administration of paracetamol
• Administration of Subcutaneous Morphine in Birthing Unit – standing order
• Adult Advanced Life Support (ALS)
• Adult Basic Life Support (BLS)
• Adult Patient Assessment Tool and Care Plan for North Coast Area Health Service Hospitals
• Adult Patient Assessment Tool Care Plan Version 2 (Appendix 2)
• Adult Patient Assessment Tool – Version 2 (Appendix 1)
• Antenatal Assessment of the pregnant women > 20 weeks gestation in Maternity Unit/ Emergency
Department Policy
• Antibiotic Audit Report
• Antiemetic administration in adult post operative nausea and vomiting (PONV)
• Area Pain Management – Epidural Worksheet
• Assessment of Pain
• Assessment of Pain in Patients with Cancer
• Blood Alcohol Testing For Rail and Marine Accidents Policy
• Burn Transfer Guidelines – NSW Severe Burn Injury Service – 2nd Edition
• Cardiac Monitoring in Adult Cardiac Patients in Public Hospitals in NSW
• Chronic Pain – Long Term Epidural/Spinal Catheter and Paragon Pump Management
• Cleaning Butyl Rubber Negative Pressure Face Mask
• Clinical Guideline For Management Of Nicotine Dependant Inpatients
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• Clinical Guidelines for nursing and midwifery practice in NSW: Identifying and responding to drug and
alcohol issues
• Closed Head Injury in Adults – Initial Management
• Commencement of Continuous Peripheral Nerve Block (CPNB)
• Continuous Infusion of Intravenous Opioid
• Continuous Peripheral Nerve Block Education Package
• Continuous Subcutaneous Lignocaine Infusion
• Correct Patient / Procedure / Site Teleform
• Cremation or Burial of Deceased Destitute Persons Flow Chart
• Decontaminating the Non- Ambulatory Contaminated Patient
• Decontamination of the Ambulatory Contaminated Patient
• Disability – People with a Disability: Responding to Needs During Hospitalisation (revised Jan 08)
• Doffing Level C Personal Protective Equipment Procedure
• Donning Level C Personal Protective Equipment
• and Alcohol Testing at the request of NSW Police, an Authorised Rail Testing Officer or an Authorised
Marine Office
• Emergency Management of Pain in Patients with Cancer
• Epidural and Intrathecal Analgesia Education Package
• Epidural – Administration of Bolus Dose
• Epidural – Anticoagulation
• Epidural – Care of Catheter Site
• Epidural – Change of Reservoir Bag
• Epidural – Insertion of Catheter and Commencement of Infusion
• Epidural – Loading of Reservoir bag
• Epidural – Loading of Syringes from Vials or Ampoules
• Epidural – Patient Controlled Epidural Analgesia (PCEA)
• Epidural – Removal of Catheter
• Epidural – Syringe Change
• Epidural Hypotension – Administration of IV Ephedrine
• Epidural hypotension – Administration of IV Fluid Bolus
• Epidural/Spinal Clondine +/- Fentanyl
• Essentials of Care Program Management Plan
• Essentials of Care Working with Essentials of Care: A Resource Guide for Facilitators
• Fall Injury Prevention and Management Policy for NCAHS Hospitals
• Fibrinolysis Therapy in Acute ST-segment – elevation myocardial infarct (STEMI)
• Generic Colour Guide to Wound Types and Dressings
• Grief Counselling Policy
• Grief Counselling Procedure
• Individual Patient Special Policy
• Individual Patient Special Procedure
• Infection Control Manual
• Infection Control Process
• Infection Prevention and Control – Safe Handling, Use and Disposal of Sharps
• Infection Prevention and Control, Clinical Governance and Risk Management
• Insertion of Subcutaneous (SC) Cannula
• Insulin Infusion Guidelines for Adults with Diabetes for Use in the Perioperative Setting
• Interpreters – Standard Procedures for Working with Health Care Interpreters
• Intraethical and Epidural Opioid Administration
• Intravenous Cannulation by Registered and Enrolled Nurses
• Intravenous Ketamine Infusion – low dose
• Intravenous Medication Administration
• Intravenous Opioid – Adult Pain Management Protocol (PMP)
• Intravenous Opioid – Paediatric Pain Management Protocol (PPP)
• Intravenous Tramadol
• Laundry and Linen Services Policy
• Local Anaesthetic Continuous Wound Infusion
• Management of Chronic or Recurrent Non-Malignant Pain
• Management of Continuous Peripheral Nerve Block (CPNB)
• Management of Epidural Analgesia
• Management of Known Organophosphate Poisoning (OP)
• Management of Low Back Pain
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• Management of Migraine Headache
• Management of Paediatric Emergency Department Presentations and Admissions within Paediatric
Medical Role Delineation ‘three’ facilities
• Management of Paediatric Emergency Department Presentations and Admissions within Paediatric
Medical Role Delineation ‘two’ facilities
• Management of Paediatric Emergency Department Presentations within Paediatric Medical Role
Delineation ‘one’ facility
• Management of Pain in Patients with Cancer
• Management of Patient Controlled Analgesia
• Management Of Patients Who Are Vision Impaired
• Medication Administration Assessment for Registered Nurses and Endorsed Enrolled Nurses
• Medication Handling in NSW Public Hospitals
• Minimum Standards for Emergency Department Nursing Documentation
• Naloxone administration following therapeutic use of opioids
• NCAHS Standardised Wound Product Guide – 2009, Procedure
• Nicotine Dependent Inpatients (The Guide for the Management of)
• Notification (Early) of Severe Trauma in Rural New South Wales
• Nursing Drug and Alcohol Policy – Replaced by DOH PD_2007-091
• Operating Suite and Other Procedural Areas – Handling of Accountable Items – Standard Procedures
• Oral Analgesia Prescribing
• Oral Oxycodone Administration
• Outbreak Management – Gastroenteritis
• Oxygen therapy for patients administered opioids
• Pain Management Manual
• Pain Management Policy
• Paracetamol Use
• Patient Controlled Analgesia – Loading the PCA
• Patient Controlled Analgesia – line change
• Patient Controlled Analgesia – Syringe/bag change
• Patient Information – Advanced Care Directives
• Patient Information – Person Responsible brochure
• Podiatry Services Case Management Guidelines
• Prevention of Venous Thromboembolism (VTE)
• Restraint of the Older Person Policy
• Selected Speciality and State-wide Service Plans – NSW Trauma Services
• Standardised Wound Product Guide – 2009
• Standing order for the administration of aperient with opioids analgesia
• Standing orders for emergency department analgesia
• Subcutaneous Opioid Protocol (SCOP)
• Substitute Decision Making and Advanced Care Planning
• Supply of Emergency Medication to Outpatients on Medical Authority After Hours in Rural and Remote
Facilities by Registered Nurses
• Supplying ‘take home’ S8 opioids medications
• Terms of Reference Essentials of Care Steering Committee
• The Scope of Practice for the Enrolled Nurse in the Operating Suite
• The Triage of Patients Presenting to Emergency Departments within the North Coast Area Health
Service.
• The use of eviQ (Cancer Institute – Standard Cancer Treatments)
• Triage of Patients in NSW Emergency Departments
• Use of insulin pump therapy (IPT) within diabetes services in community health settings
• Use of insulin pump therapy (IPT) within diabetes services in the Hospital setting
• Venepuncture by Registered and Enrolled Nurses
• Woman’s Health Nurse Clinical Policy
Pathology
• Administration of Fresh Frozen Plasma
• Administration of Intravenous Immunoglobulin
• Administration of Platelets
• Administration of Red Blood Cells
• Area Group and Hold, MBOS Policy
• Blood Component and Product Therapy Policy
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Collecting blood products from storage areas
Management of Transfusion Reactions
Massive Blood Transfusion
Patient Consent for Blood Transfusion
Pretransfusion Specimen Collection
Red Cross Memo Leucodepletion filters
Requesting Fresh Blood Products
Use and Supply of Intravenous Immunoglobulin
Use of Blood Filters in Blood Transfusions
Planning and Performance
• Patient Consent for Clinical Imagery
Security
• Delegation of Authority for Disaster Management
Surgical
• VTE Surgical Poster
Mental Health Services
• Area Mental Health Risk Management Plan
• Clinical Policy and Procedures Manual
• General Policy and Procedures Manual
• Collaborative Services, Drug and Alcohol and Mental Health Services
• Physical Restraint Procedures
• Privacy and Confidentiality Policy
• School Link Policy
Community Health Services
Richmond Network community and Allied Health
• Acquisition and Utilization of Memory Sticks
• Adverse Weather Conditions Procedure
• Brokerage Service Providers Agreement Procedure
• CHAPP procedure
• Client Service Review Procedure
• Client not Responding to Home Visit Procedure
• Health Care Record Procedure
• Health Promotion Procedure
• Lymphoedema Garment procedure
• Richmond Community Options Intake and Screening
Ballina Community Health
• Administration and Reception Policy and Procedure Manual – Ballina Site
• Complaints Manual – Ballina Site
• Critical Incident Policy Manual – Ballina Site
• Development 0 – 5 years Policy and Procedures
• Emergency Procedures Manual
• Hospital/Shire and DOCS Welfare Disaster Plans
• Occupational Health and Safety Manual
• Paediatric Occupational Therapy Policy Manual
• Papanicolau (PAP) Test Policy
• Physiotherapy Policy and Procedure Manual
• Policy and Procedures for Use and Transportation of Beds for Clients of Ballina Primary Care
• Risk Management and Claims Manual – Ballina Site
• Safe Operating Procedures
• Safety and Security Manual – Ballina Site
• School Health Nursing Policy
• Service Delivery Plans for Paediatric Therapy Services
• Speech Pathology Policy Manual
• Team Planning Manuals containing: Area Health Plan, Demographic Profiles, Performance Agreements
and Strategic Directions.
• Use of Facilities by Visiting Clinicians Providing Services to Privately Referred Outpatients Policy
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Byron Bay Community Health
• Administration and Reception Policy and Procedure Manual
• Dementia Care Policy Manual
• Safety and Security Policy – Byron Hospital/CHC
• Service Delivery Plans
• Speech Pathology Policy Manual
• Team Planning Manuals containing: Area Health Plan, Demographic Profiles, Performance Agreements
and Strategic Directions.
• Use of Facilities by Visiting Clinicians Providing Services to Privately Referred Outpatients Policy
• Visiting Medical Officers Liaison Policy
Casino Community Health
• Disaster Plans – NSW Health Plan, Local Plan
• Domestic Violence Policy and Protocol Manual
• Health Records and Information – Manual for Community Facilities
• Primary and Extended Care Policy and Procedures Manual
• Quality Plan for Casino Primary Health Care
• Rights and Responsibilities Pamphlet
• Staff and Services Pamphlet
Coraki Community Health
• Critical Incident Manual
• Emergency and Special Procedures Manual
• Intravenous Therapy
• Operational Policy and Procedure Manual
• Policy and Guidelines for Parental Administration of Medications
• Protocols and Standing Orders for Medication Administration
• Rehabilitation Unit Policy and Procedure Manual
• Security and Safety Policy and Procedure Manual
Grafton Community Health
• Child and Family Policy and Procedures
• Child Protection Policy and Procedures
• Community Health Policy and Procedures Manual
• Community Nursing Policy and Procedures
• Counter Disaster Plan
• Early Childhood Policy and Procedures
• Healthplan
• Patient Matters Manual
• Safety and Security Manual
Kyogle Community Health
• Kyogle Community Health Brochure / Rights of Consumer
• Kyogle Memorial Hospital General Reference Manual
Molesworth Street – Lismore
• Lismore Base Hospital Emergency Department Medical Orientation Manual
Mullumbimby Community Health
• Mullumbimby Community Health Elective Surgery Transport Scheme
• NCAHS General Reference Manual
• NSW Disaster Planning Manual
• Use of Facilities by Visiting Clinicians Providing Services to Privately Referred Patients
• Visiting Medical Officers Liaison Policy
Murwillumbah Community Health
• By-Laws
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• Area Oxygen and Respiratory Guidelines and Procedure Manual
• Diabetes Service Policy Documents
• Handling and Administration of medication by community based health care services
• Feed the Family Guidelines
• Palliative Care Policies
• Sexual Assault Service Procedures
• Women’s Health Nurses Procedures and Protocols
• Wound Management Guidelines
Southern Cluster Community Health Services
• Aged Care Assessment Team – Intake Prioritisation Procedure
• Assessment Care and Discharge Planning Policy
• Consent Policy
• Disaster Response Policy
• Health Promotion Policy
• Intake Policy
• Quality Improvement Policy
• Risk Management Policy – Maclean
Tweed Heads Community Health
• By-Laws
• Critical Incident Manual: Policy and Guidelines
• Disaster Plans
• General Management Policy and Procedures Manual
• Mental Health Policy and Procedures Manual 1 and 2
• Safety and Security Policy
Western Cluster Community Health Services
• Clients Rights and Responsibilities Policy
• Community Health Western Business Plan
• Community Health Western Strategic Plan
• Disaster Policy
• General Reference Manual
• Quality Improvement Policy
Sexual Health and Needle and Syringe Exchange
• NCAHS HIV/BBC Strategic Plan
• NCAHS Sexual Health Promotion Plan
NCAHS Hospitals
Ballina District Hospital
• NCAHS General Reference Manual
• Policy and Clinical Practice Manual
• Policy and Guidelines for Parental Administration of Medications
• Protocols and Standing Orders for Medication Administration
• Occupational Health and Safety Policy and Procedure Manual
• Disaster manuals
• Recording a ECG
• Rehabilitation Program Initial Assessment Form
• Security for Wandering Patients General Ward
• Risk management Claims Manual
Bellinger River District Hospital
• Clinical Policies and Procedures Manual
Bonalbo Hospital
• Disaster manuals
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Byron District Hospital
• Burns Management and Transfer Guidelines
• Child Protection Policy and Procedure
• Patient Information Manual
• Manual Handling Policy
Campbell Hospital – Coraki
• Currently using NCAHS Area Policies
Casino and District Memorial Hospital
• Currently using NCAHS Area Policies
Coffs Harbour
• NCCI-Duplication of patients EMR in Mosaiq/Cerner
• NCCI-Mosaiq Electronic Lab and Radiology Results Review Procedure
• NCCI-Policy for the Use of Quality Checklist’s (QCL) in MOSAIQ™ as Electronic Referrals
Coffs Harbour/Clarence Network
• Collection of Allied Health NAPOOS – Administration
• ACTIP General Practitioner feedback
• ACTIP Service for Clients Receiving CACP
• Maternal and Child Health Primary Health Care Policy
• Referral form use – CCN Community and Allied Health Services Referral form
• Provision of Clinical Services to Residents of Aged Care Facilities
• ACTIP Allied Health therapy Groups
• Diabetes Resources for Generalist Care Nurses
• Case Management of ACTIP clients
• Psychogeriatric Assessment
• Staff Induction: Department Based Orientation
• Admission Criteria for Community Acute Post Acute Care Service (CAPACS)
• ACTIP Client Selection Criteria
• Maclean District Hospital – Critical Operations Standing Operating Procedures (COSOPS)
• Stomal Therapy Manual
• CCN Vacuum Assisted Closure
• CHApp – Data Recording for Home Visiting by Child and Family Health Nurses
• Coffs/Clarence Network Annual Plan 2006/2007
• Coffs/Clarence Network Business Plan 2007/2008
• Coffs/Clarence Network Communication Plan
• Amendments to the Aged Care Application and Approval Form (3020)
• Procedure Template for Coffs/Clarence Network Procedures
• Procedure Development Process – Coffs/Clarence Network
• Incident Management
• Assessment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders by ACAT
• ADMISSION OF CLIENTS TO RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES OUT OF AREA
• Community and Allied Health Services Referral Form
• Application for Guardianship and/or Financial Management Orders
• ASSESSING THE TARGET GROUP FOR COMMONWEALTH COMMUNITY SERVICE
PROGRAMS
• Annual Performance Review Schedule
• Performance Review Template
• Coffs/Clarence Network – Unexpected Infant Death Protocol
• Delegation and Completion of the ACCR (3020)
• Determination of Eligibility for Assessment of ACAT clients by ACTIP staff
• Dissemination of Information related to The Aged Care Assessment Team Services
• Enhanced Primary Care Case Conferencing
• Extension of Residential Respite Care
• Uniform and Dress Code Protocol
• Mandatory Training Procedure
• Procedure for Allied Health Therapy Groups
• Education Requests Procedure
• Security and Safety – After hours and late returns
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Inappropriate Referrals to ACAT
Intake Prioritisation
Linkages with Hospitals, Residential Aged Care Facilities and Community Service Providers
Reclassification of Residents in Aged Care Facilities
Responding to Alleged Elder Abuse
Loan and Maintenance of Equipment
Palliative Care Referrals to ACTIP
ACTIP Referral and Intake
ACTIP Service for Clients Receiving Compac
ACTIP Staff Servicing Clients in Nursing Homes or Hostels
Assessment of ACTIP Clients and Development of an Individualised Plan of Care
ACTIP Conducting Weekly Case Management/Client Review Meetings
Clients Living in Serviced Apartments Receiving ACTIP Services
Conducting of Financial Transactions &/or Dealing with Money for Clients
Determining the Dependency Levels and Review Dates of ACTIP Clients
Discharge of ACTIP clients
Inappropriate ACTIP Referrals
Provision of Service for EACH – MNCCCO
Urunga ACTIP Clients
After Hours Discharge Protocol for ‘At Risk’ Patients – Emergency Department
Sick Leave Monitoring and Management
Open Disclosure
Safety Alert Broadcasting System, Management of
Morbdity and Mortality Review Framework – Coffs/Clarence Network
Sexuality and Fertility following Spinal Cord Injury
Transitional Aged Care Service after Hours on Call Procedure
CCN Acute Coronary Syndrome Guideline
CCN Community Health Management of Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter Bard Groshong
Rural State Spinal Cord Injury Service – About the Rural SCIS and how to access it.
Client handouts on ROHO Enhancer, Jay Contoured Foam, ROHO QUADRO Select,
Directory of Information and Support for clients with a Spinal Cord Injury
NSW State Spinal Seating Services
Procedure for Health Maintenance for Adults with Spinal Cord Injuries
Procedure for Managing Pain for Adults with a Spinal Cord Injury
Procedure for Occupational Therapy Intervention for adults with Spinal Cord Injury
Procedure for Psychological Adjustment after a Spinal Cord Injury
Procedure for Skin and Pressure Area Management in Adults with a Spinal Cord Injury
Procedure for the Management of Neurogenic Bladder
Procedure for the Management of the Neuropathic Bowel for Adults with a Spinal Cord Injury
Procedure for the management of Autonomic Dysreflexia
Procedure on Guide for Health Professionals on the Psychosocial Care of People with a Spinal Cord
Injury
Procedure for Case Management Generalist Care Services Coffs/Clarence Network
Community Nursing Care Delivery protocol and Client Non Adherance Procedure
Procedure for Admission Skill Base Scope of Practice Generalist Care Services Coffs/Clarence Network
Baxter Infusor: Continuous Antibiotic Infusions in the Community Setting
Wound Care Procedure and Index
Data Collection for CAPACS services at CHHC
Case Reviews Child and Family Health Nursing CCN
Child and Family Health Nursing CCN Service Description
Declining Child and Family Health Services CCN
Collection of Midwives Data Forms from Hospitals CCN
Service Provision by the Child and Family Health Nurse CCN
Resources for Immunisers CCN
Visit to Maternity Services CCN
Grafton Base Hospital Critical Operating Standing Operating Procedures (COSOPS)
Single Use Medical Device Procedure
Palliative Care Nursing Clinical Procedures
Discharge from Community Acute/Post Acute Care Service (CAPACS)
Community Acute Post Acute Service (CAPACS) IV Therapy at Home
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• Admission to Child and Family Health Service CCN
• Before School Screening Assessment
• Case Reviews Child and Family Health Nursing CCN
• Child and Family Health Nursing CCN Service Description
• Declining Child and Family Health Services CCN
• Collection of Midwives Data Forms from Hospitals CCN
• Service Provision by the Child and Family Health Nurse CCN
• Resources for Immunisers CCN
• Visit to Maternity Services CCN
• Grafton Base Hospital Critical Operating Standing Operating Procedures (COSOPS)
• Palliative Care Nursing Clinical Procedures
Dorrigo Multi Purpose Centre
• NCAHS HIV/BBC Strategic Plan
• NCAHS Sexual Health Promotion Plan
Grafton Base Hospital
• Admission and Discharge Policy
• Clinical Policy and Procedure Manual
• General Policy and Procedure Manual
• Children’s Ward Information Pamphlet Children’s Ward Preparing for your Childs Surgery – GBH
• Continuing Education Allowance Application Form
• Delirium Brochure for Coffs Clarence Network
• Discharge Against Medical Advice
• Discharge Against Medical Advice by Person Responsible
• Focus on Home Information Brochure – Grafton Base Hospital
• GBH Accessing or discounting use of Haemodialysis Central Vascular Catheter
• GBH Accommodation Centre
• GBH Acute Allergic Reactions
• GBH Administration of Abatacept (Orencia) in the Oncology Haematology Unit and Specialist Centre
• GBH Administration of Aclasta in the Oncology Haematology Unit and Specialist Centre
• GBH Administration of Chemotherapy – Intravenous, Dubcutaneous and Intramuscular
• GBH Administration of Clexane during Haemodialysis
• GBH Administration of Heparin during Haemodialysis
• GBH Administration of Heparin Lock in Haemodialysis Central Vascular Catheters at Completion of
Dialysis
• GBH Administration of Infliximab (Remicade) in the Oncology Haematology unit and Specialist Centre
• GBH Administration of Intramuscular (IM) Injections
• GBH Administration of Intravenous Iron in the Day Surgery Unit
• GBH Administration of Iron Polymaltose by Intravenous Infusion in Oncology Haematology Unit
• GBH Administration of Kabiven G19 Percent during Dialysis
• GBH Administration of Lignocaine 1 Percent as Local Anaesthetic Prior to Insertion of Fistula Needles
• GBH Admission to Special Care Nursery
• GBH Adoption Procedure –
• GBH After Hours Call Back Procedure
• GBH After Hours On-Call Pharmacy Advice
• GBH Alteration to order of Operating Theatre List
• GBH Antepartum Haemorrhage (APH) CP.09.027
• GBH Anticoagulation Free Dialysis CP.09.149
• GBH Application of Graduated Compression Stockings –
• GBH Application of Philadelphia Collar
• GBH Administration of Recombinant Tissue Plasminogen Actilyse (rTPA) into Vascaths / Permcaths
• GBH Administration of Vancomycin Infusion on Haemodialysis
• GBH Admission of Newborn –
• GBH ADMISSION OF NEWBORN – BORN BEFORE ARRIVAL
• GBH Artificial Rupture of Membranes (Arm) by Midwives
• GBH Assessing Patency of an Arterio-Venous Fistula or Graft
• GBH Assessment of Pregnant Women < 20 Weeks Gestation in Emergency
• GBH Auditing of Schedule 8 Drugs
• GBH Bathing Newborn in Birthing Unit or Special Care Nursery for Caesarean Births
• GBH Birth Suite Instructions to Staff
• GBH Birth Suites Spa Baths – cleaning
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GBH Birthing Suite – Admission
GBH Birthing Suite – Unbooked Admission
GBH Bladder Care Following Obstetric and Gynaecological Procedures and childbirth
GBH Bladder Irrigation – Continuous
GBH Blood Transfusion during Haemodialysis
GBH Booking in for Pregnant Women
GBH Caesarean section – midwifery for routine elective (low risk under regional anaesthesia)
GBH Calibration of ETCO2 Module for Hewlett Packard Cardiac Monitors
GBH Cannulation of Arterio-Venous Fistula / Arterio-Venous Graft (AVF/AVG)
GBH Cannulation Pack Set-up for Arterio-Venous Fistula / Graft
GBH Casual Nursing Staff – Management of
GBH Cervagem Administration –
GBH Checking and Cleaning of Twin-o-Vac Suction Units –
GBH Clinical Procedure Template
GBH Code Brown External Disaster/Major Incident Response Plan
GBH Code Yellow Bed Management
GBH Collection of Naso-Pharyngeal Aspirates
GBH Commencing / Discontinuing Haemodialysis via AVF/AVG
GBH Confined Spaces
GBH Construction and Verification of Operating List –
GBH Contractor/Volunteers/Guests on Site Procedure
GBH Cord Blood Banking – Private
GBH Cord Blood Collection –
GBH Cord Care 1
GBH Cord Prolapse
GBH Correct Patient, Correct Procedure, Correct Site GBH Critical Operating Standard Operating Procedures
GBH Digital Images
GBH Dispensing of Bowel Preparations for Colonoscopy patients in DSU
GBH Documentation and Observations during Haemodialysis Treatment
GBH Duress Alarm Testing
GBH DYSPHAGIC INPATIENT ON WEEKEND OR PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
GBH Emergency Procedures Response Manual
GBH Employee Assistance Programs
G BH Expresses Breast Milk (EBM) – Freezing, Storage and Checking
GBH Falls Assessment and Prevention Procedure
GBH Foetal Fibrinectin Testing
GBH First Aid Procedure
GBH Fluid Assessment in the Haemodialysis Patient
GBH Foetal Scalp Electrode Application
GBH Gastric Aspiration Insertion NG tube
GBH Gastrointestinal Bleeding – Admissions Procedure for
GBH General and Occupational Health and Safety Procedure Template
GBH General Practitioner (GP) Admissions and Handover Procedure
GBH Grievance Management
GBH Guidelines for Notifying Radiographer
GBH Haemodialysis Machine Preparation and Set-up for 4008S
GBH Hazardous Substances and Dangerous Goods
GBH Hepatitis B Vaccination
GBH Humidifier – Fisher and Paykel
GBH Hydralazine Administration
GBH Hypertonic Uterus Guidelines
GBH Implementation of the Medical Emergency Team System (METS)
GBH Induction of Labour
GBH Indwelling Urethral Catheterisation
GBH Infant Identification Bracelets
GBH Infant Weight, Head Circumference and Length
GBH Intercostal (ICC) and Underwater Seal Drainage – Emergency
GBH Intercostal Catheter and Underwater Seal Drainage – Removal
GBH Intercostal Catheter (ICC and Underwater Seal Drainage – Troubleshooting Atrium Oasis Dry
suction chest drainage
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• GBH Intercostal Catheter (ICC) and Underwater Seal Drainage – Assisting with ICC Insertion and
Set-up of Under Water Seal Drain (Atrium Oasis Dry Suction Chest Drainage)
• GBH Intercostal Catheter (ICC) and Underwater Seal Drainage – Insertion Site Dressing
• GBH Intercostal Catheter (ICC) and Underwater Seal Drainage – Management including Bottle and
tubing change (Atrium Oasis Dry Suction Chest Drain)
• GBH Intercostal Catheter (ICC) and Underwater Seal Drainage – Observations
• GBH Intramuscular Injection in Neonate
• GBH Intravenous Fluid Requirements for Neonates
• GBH Key Procedure
• GBH Konakion (Vitamin K) Administration to Newborns
• GBH Labour – Progress of 1st Stage 5
• GBH Latex Allergy – Management and Prevention
• GBH Learning and Development Application and Approval Process
• GBH Lift Failure Process
• GBH Magnesium Sulphate for Pre-Eclampsia/Eclampsia
• GBH Maintenance and Removal of Exudrain Suction
• GBH Management of Air Embolism during Haemodialysis
• GBH Management of Arterio-Venous Fistula or Graft following construction Revision and/or Angioplast
• GBH Management of Blood Leak
• GBH Management of Clotted Venous Bubble Trap
• GBH Management of Convulsions during Haemodialysis
• GBH Management of Cramps during Haemodialysis
• GBH Management of Dialyser Membrane Reaction
• GBH Management of Extravasated (blown) Haemodialysis Cannula in Arterio-Venous Fistula / Graft
AVF / AVG
• GBH Management of Haemolysis during Haemodialysis
• GBH Management of Mail Procedure
• GBH Management of Nursing Practicing Certificates
• GBH Management of Opioid Dependent Inpatients
• GBH Management of Patient Belongings
• GBH Management of the Disequilibrium Syndrome
• GBH Manual Handling / Lift Minimisation
• GBH Meconium Stained Liquor – Management
• GBH Medical Examination of Newborn Infant
• GBH Medication Administration by Enrolled Nurses
• GBH Medication Competency
• GBH Minor Works and Equipment Request Form
• GBH Mobile/DECT Phone Etiquette
• GBH Narcan (Naloxone Hydrochloride) Administration to Neonates
• GBH Nebulised Antibiotics
• GBH Neonatal Daily Care Plan
• GBH Neonatal Eye Toilet
• GBH Neonatal Oxygen Therapy
• GBH Neonatal Prevention of Group B Steptoccal Disease – 9
• GBH Neonatal Resuscitation
• GBH Neonatal Septic Workup
• GBH Neonates – Endotracheal Intubation
• GBH Neonates – Ventilation
• GBH Neonatal Apnoea
• GBH Neurological Assessment of Adults and Paediatrics patients presenting to the Emergency
Department
• GBH Neurological Assessment using the Glasgow Coma Score – Older Child/Adult
• GBH New Haemodialysis Patient Regime
• GBH Newborn Screening Test (NBST)
• GBH Nifedipine (Oral) Administration for Threatened Preterm Labour
• GBH Nitrous Oxide at Birth
• GBH Nitrous Oxide used for Pain Relief during Birth
• GBH Noise/Hearing Conservation Procedure
• GBH Notifying Obstetrician of Labouring Woman
• GBH Nurse – Initiated Medications
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• GBH Nurse Initiated Written Consent of Clients in Absence of a Medical Officer – Oncology Unit
Grafton Base Hospital
• GBH Nurse Initiated X-ray in the Emergency Department 3
• GBH Nurse Team Leader Guidelines
• GBH Observations – Minimum Requirements for Adult Inpatients
• GBH Obstetric – Admission and call-backs after hours
• GBH Occupational Health and Safety Procedure
• GBH Occupational Rehabilitation Procedure
• GBH Open Disclosure 8
• GBH Operating Suite – Staffing Levels – After Hours and Recovery
• GBH Paediatrician on Call Guidelines for Presence at Birth
• GBH Partner/Support during Labour
• GBH Partners / Support Person Staying
• GBH Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) Administration
• GBH Patient Management Plan
• GBH Patient Transport
• GBH Patients in Custody – Security Arrangements
• GBH Perinatal Bereavement
• GBH Personal Protective Equipment
• GBH Personnel Identification and Access Card Procedure 2
• GBH Postpartum Haemorrhage – Prevention, Early Recognition and Management
• GBH Preparation for Caesarean Section
• GBH Prevention and Management of Hypoglycaemia Neonatal
• GBH Procedure/Safe Work Practice Development Process G.08.021
• GBH Procedure/Safe Work Practice Sign-Off Form
• GBH Recording an ECG
• GBH Referral process and treatment of patients receiving non-Cytotoxic infusions, venesections and
other procedures in the Oncology Haematology Unit and Specialist Centre who are not under the care of
the Medical Oncologist or the Haematologist
• GBH Registered Nurse First Assistant
• GBH Removal of AVF/ AVG Cannulae
• GBH Removal of Temporary Haemodialysis Catheter
• GBH Reporting of Data for the NSW Congenital Conditions (CC)
• GBH Retained Placenta
• GBH Rh D Immunoglobulin – (Anti D) administration
• GBH Risk Management Procedure
• GBH Rituximab (Mabthera) for Rheumatoid Arthritis – Administration in the Oncology Haematology
Unit and Specialist Centre
• GBH Rostering Guidelines – Nursing Grafton Base Hospital
• GBH Safe Sleeping Practices for Babies
• GBH Safe Work Practice Template
• GBH Safety Alerts
• GBH Scheduling of Orientation and Induction of New Staff
• GBH SCN Refrigerated Drugs, Vaccines and Cartridge Storage
• GBH Search for Missing Persons
• GBH Security of Newborns, Infants, Children and Adolescents
• GBH Security Procedure
• GBH Self Refereed Obstetric Patients Presenting to Maternity Unit
• GBH Shortening/Removal of Drainage Tube
• GBH Shoulder Dystocia Management
• GBH Solar Protection/Sun Safety at Work
• GBH Special Care Nursery – Monitoring and Observation Guidelines
• GBH Spinal Headache or Post Dural Puncture Headache (PDPH)
• GBH Spinal Injury – Log Roll Procedure for Patients with Actual or Potential
• GBH Spinal Injury, Actual or Potential Fractures – Interim Nursing Management of Patients
• GBH SSD Sterile Supply and Collection of Used Article
• GBH Staff Signature Form
• GBH Staffing for Special Care Nursery
• GBH Staffing Strategies During High Activity Levels – Maternity and Women’s Care Unit –
• GBH Sterile Dressing of Haemodialysis Catheters
• GBH Stirrups – Positioning Patient on Birthing Bed
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• GBH Supply of Imprest Medications to Wards
• GBH Supply of Non-Imprest Medications to Wards • GBH Television Procedure • GBH Theatre Staff Overtime
• GBH Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)
• GBH Training Procedure
• GBH Transcutaneous Pacing
• GBH Transfer / Retrieval of Neonates and High Risk Obstetric Patients
• GBH Transfer/Referral of Critically Ill Patients
• GBH Transfers to Maternity Women’s Care Unit -GBH – Complicated Labour
• GBH Tru-Close Thoracic Vent – Patient Care
• GBH Umbilical Cord Blood and pH and Lactate
• GBH UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR PATIENTS / VISITORS
• GBH Unacceptable Behaviour Patients and Visitors
• GBH Uniform Procedure –
• GBH Use of Insulin Pen Devices
• GBH Vaginal Examination –
• GBH VBAC – Vaginal Birth after Caesarean – Trial of Labour –
• GBH Venesection – Adults Only
• GBH Video Taping of Infant’s Delivery
• GBH Waste Management 3
• GBH Zero Tolerance to Violence
• GBH ZOLL M Series Defibrillators – Battery Management Program
• Grafton Base Hospital Approval to Attend
• Grafton Base Hospital Clinical Procedure Template
• Grafton Base Hospital Surgical Services Plan Review
• Grafton Hospital Catering Request Form
• Long Service Leave Form
• Open Disclosure Process
• Storage of Cytotoxic Medications
• Procedures from those of requesting Practitioner
Hastings Macleay Network
• Hastings Macleay Network General Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Hastings Macleay Network Peri-Operative Services Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Hastings Macleay Network Renal Unit Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Hastings Macleay Network OHS Procedures Manual
• Hastings Macleay Network Manual Handling and Bariatric Patient Management Manual
Kempsey District Hospital
• Antiemetic Rescue
• Continuous Opioid Infusion
• Continuous Opioid Infusion Procedure
• Epidural and (PCEA)Administration and Management
• Epidural Catheter -Repositioning of
Kyogle Memorial Health
• Disaster Plan
• Emergency Care Protocols (Adult and paediatric)
• Patient Information Booklet (Rights and responsibilities)
• Residential Care Admission Information and Application Package
Lismore Base Hospital
• CSSD (Central Sterile Supply Dept) Reference Manual
• Fees Procedures Volumes 1 and 2
• Intensive Care Clinical Practice Manual
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• Intravenous Therapy Manual
• LBH Patient Information Guide
• Midwife Resource Manual
• Operation Suites Policy and Procedure Manual
• Paediatric Clinical Practice Manual
• Pain Management Manual
• Pathology Manual
• Pharmacy Policy and Procedures
• Physiotherapy Policy and Procedure
• Policy and Procedure Manual – Radiology
• Protocols – Anaesthetic Department
• Radiation Safety Manual
• Recovery Policy and Procedure Manual
• Renal Unit Policy and Procedures Manual
• Security Manual
• Special Care Nursery Policy and Procedures Manual
• Speech Pathology Policy and Procedures Manual
• Women’s Care (Maternity) Unit Policy and Procedures Manual
Macksville
• Macksville Health Campus – Critical Operations Standing Operating Procedures (COSOPS)
Maclean Hospital
• Administration Policy and Procedures Manual
• Emergency Policy and Procedures Manual
• Nursing Policy and Procedures Manual
• Operating Theatre Policy and Procedures Manual
Mullumbimby and District War Memorial Hospital
• Burns Management and Transfer Guidelines
• Child Protection Policy and Procedure
• Disaster Plan
• Infectious Diseases Manual
• Management Guidelines, Snake and Spider Bite
Murwillumbah District Hospital
• Admission and Discharge Policy
• Airport Emergency Plan
• Assessment and Rehabilitation Policy and Procedure Manual
• Disaster Manual
• Emergency Preparedness Manual
• Medical Records Policy and Procedure
Nimbin Multi Purpose Service
• Community Aged Care Packages Resource Book and application forms
• Disaster Plan
• Emergency Care Protocols (Adult and paediatric)
• Nurse Practitioner Nimbin Health Practice Guidelines
• Nursing Standards Manual
• Patient Information Booklet (Rights and responsibilities)
• Residential Care Admission Information and Application Package
• Wound Management Guidelines
• OHS Policy Statement
• Residential Aged Care Social Outings
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Port Macquarie Base Hospital
• Port Macquarie Base Hospital General Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Emergency Department and Intensive Care Unit Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Paediatric Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Antenatal Clinic Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Special Care Nursery Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Birthing Unit Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• North Coast Cancer Institute Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Acute Pain Service Procedures and Guidelines Manual
• Security Procedures Manual
• Critical Operations Standing Operating Procedures
Urbenville Multipurpose Centre
• Clinical Practice Guideline: Visual Acuity 3M Chart
The Tweed Hospital
• CIAP Clinical Practices Guidelines
• Clinical Risk Management Programme
• Continuum of Care, General Manual
• Emergency Department Clinical Practice Guidelines, Adult.
• Emergency Department Clinical Practice Guidelines, Clinical Skills
• Emergency Department Clinical Practice Guidelines, Paediatric
• The Tweed Emergency Preparedness Manual
• The Tweed Hospital Clinical Practice Manual
Directorate of Population Health, Planning and Performance
• Consent Forms
• Home Visits Protocol
• List of Appointed Medical Referees
• Notifiable Diseases Manual
NSW DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (DOH) POLICY DOCUMENTS
NSW Department of Health (DOH) Policy documents can be found at:
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/index.asp
A copy of the Statement of Affairs is available in the North Coast Area Health Service Annual Report, copies
of which can be obtained from the officer whose contact details appear in section 3.
Inquiries in relation to the inspection or purchase of the Area’s policy documents, please contact the officer
listed below between the hours of 8.00am and 4.30pm.
Area Records Manager
North Coast Area Health Service
Locked Mail Bag 11
Lismore NSW 2480
Telephone: (02) 6620 2100
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NORTHERN SYDNEY CENTRAL COAST AREA HEALTH SERVICE
The Summary of Affairs for Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service (NSCCAHS) for June 2010
covers the following:
• Area Services
o Food
o Community Health
o Early Childhood Centres
o Mental Health Drug and Alcohol
o Dental
o Population Based Health
o Security
o Environmental
o Pathology North – Sydney (PaLMS)
Note: PaLMS are operationally located on each major site within NSCCAHS but are administered
by Hunter New England (HNEAHS)
• North Shore Ryde Health Service
o Royal North Shore Hospital
o Ryde Hospital
• Northern Beaches Health Service
o Manly Hospital
o Mona Vale Hospital
• Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Health Service
o Hornsby Hospital
• Central Coast Health Service
o Gosford Hospital
o Wyong Hospital
o Woy Woy Hospital
o Long Jetty Hospital
Please note that the NSCCAHS utilises Department of Health policy directives, guidelines and information
bulletins which can be found on the Department of Health website at http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/policies/
index.html
Please note the following definitions:
Guideline (GE)
A systematically developed statement to assist implementation of policy. Clinical guidelines are based on the
best available scientific evidence and provide formal conclusion or recommendations about appropriate and
necessary care for specific types of patients. While policies usually require clinical or non-clinical guidelines,
not all clinical guidelines require a policy base. Clinical guidelines that communicate best practice can be used
to encourage improvements while not officially requiring a change in behaviour through adoption as policy.
Clinical Pathway
A plan that details optimal sequencing and timing of interventions by health care staff for a particular diagnosis
or procedure. Clinical pathways are developed by multi-disciplinary teams for a defined patient population
using evidence-based medicine (literature review and current research information) current practice data and
caregiver knowledge. The actual status of a patient is compared to that anticipated by the relevant pathway.
Variations are identified and remedial action taken as appropriate. A clinical pathway may be specified in a
clinical guideline.
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Policy (PO)
A policy is defined as a directive or decision that requires compliance or formal guidance. Legislation,
professional codes, supplier guidance or state/local precedent may generate the need for a policy to be developed.
The policy tells you what the directive or decision is, and why.
Procedure (PR)
A set of documented instructions on the approved and recommended steps for a particular act or sequent of
acts (ACHS). Procedures direct the practical implementation of a policy and must have a secure evidence base
and consistent application. Procedures tell you how.
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GE2009_082
GE2009_007
PR2009_319
PR2009_249
PR2008_048
PR2008_007
PR2010_063
PR2008_009
PR2008_039
GE2009_026
PR2009_003
GE2009_032
GE2009_020
GE2009_001
PR2008_050
GE2007_013
PR2007_034
GE2009_017
PR2008_008
GE2009_110
PR2009_286
PR2009_269
PR2010_036
PR2008_052
PR2010_054
GE2009_066
PR2009_364
PR2009_365
PR2008_001
PO2008_043
PR2008_071
GE2010_033
PO2008_006
PR2009_321
PR2009_252
PR2009_251
PR2009_005
PR2009_332
PR2009_387
PR2009_084
PR2009_085
PR2009_087
PR2009_086
PR2009_088
Abdominal Paracentesis Guideline – NSR
Aboriginal Services – CCH
Absconding Adult Patients – HKH
Absent Without Leave – MH/D&A
Accessing Specialist Spinal Cord Multidisciplinary Team Members for Pts Req Spinal Medical/
Rehab Specific Input within RNSH
Accredited Persons under the NSW Mental Health Act – MH/D&A
Activated Clotting Time (ACT) Reading – CCH
Acute Inpatient Care by Consultant Psychiatrists – MH/D&A
Acute In-Patient Unit Discharge Procedure – MH/D&A
Acute Myocardial Infarction Gosford Cardiac Angiography Unit from Critical Care Areas –
CCH
Abdominal Paracentesis – CCH
Adenosine IVI Boluse – CCH
Adhesive Skin Traction and Thomas Splint – Appln – CCH
Admin and Discharge Intensive Care – NBHS
Admin of Intranasal Fentanyl Citrate in ED for Paediatric Patient – NSCCAHS
Administration of Electroconvulsive Therapy Interim Guidelines – MH/D&A
Administration of Normal Saline bolus during Haemodialysis – CCH
Admission and Discharge Neurosurgical Step-Down Unit (NSDU) – NSR
Admission of Adolescent Mental Health Consumers to Acute Mental Health Inpatient Care –
MH/D&A
Admission of Multi-Trauma Patients to RNSH – NSR
Admission to Acute Mental Health Inpatient Units – MH/D&A
Admission under the Inebriates Act (1912) – MH/D&A
Admission, Discharge and Transfer to Coronary Care Unit – HKH
Admissions to Area MH D&A Services under NSW Inebriates Act – MH/D&A
Admissions, Transfers and Discharges – HKH
Adrenaline Admin via Intramuscular Injectio by Authorised Nurse Immunisers in Event of
Anaphylaxis Following Immunisation – CCH
Adult Adv Life Support Accredited – Standing Orders for Adult Adv Life Support Accredited
Nurses – NSR
Adult Basic Life Support (BLS) – NSR
Adult Resuscitation Trolley and Equipment – CCH
Advanced Practice Nurse – Perioperative Nurse Surgical Assistant – NSCCAHS
Advanced Wound Care Credentialing – NSCCAHS
Advocacy Guideline – CN CCH
Advocacy Policy – NSHNS
Aggression Response Team – HKH
Aggression Response Team (ART) Restraint Preparation – MH/D&A
Aggression Response Team (ART) System Overview – MH/D&A
Airway Humidification – Adults – CCH
AISYS Anaesthetic Machine – Checking and Care – NSR
Alcohol and Other Drug Withdrawal States in General Hospitals – Management of – HKH
Alcohol and Other Substance Use – Earkt and Brief Intervention – NBHS
Alcohol and Other Substance Use – Management of Alcohol Withdrawal – NBHS
Alcohol and Other Substance Use – Management of Intoxication – NBHS
Alcohol and Other Substance Use – Mgmnt Benzodiazepine Withdrawal – NBHS
Alcohol and Other Substance Use – Mgmnt Opioid Withdrawal – NBHS
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PR2009_089 Alcohol and Other Substance Use – Mgmnt Patients on Methadone/Buprenorphine Program
– NBHS
PR2009_083 Alcohol and Other Substance Use – Substance use Assessment – NBHS
PR2009_295 Alcohol Based Antimicrobial Hand Cleansers – Safe use in Operating Suites – CCH
PR2009_294 Alcohol Based Skin Preparations – Safe use in Operating Suites – CCH
PR2009_250 Ambulance (CDA) Service Booking in non Emergency Situation – MH/D&A
PR2009_138 Amputated Limbs, Disposal of to the Mortuary – CCH
PR2009_070 Anal Digital Stimulation for Adults – NSCCAHS
GE2007_028 Anaphylaxis – APAC
PR2008_022 Anaphylaxis Management – CN NSHNS
PR2009_141 Anaphylaxis Management in Perioperative Environment – CCH
PR2009_018 Antenatal Cardiotocography (CTG) Monitoring – NBHS
GE2009_067 Anti-Coagulation Guideline for Prisma Circuit During Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy
(CRRT) – NBHS
PR2009_192 Ant embolism Stockings Application – CCH
PR2007_008 APO-GO II Portable Infusion Pump for Delivery of Apomorphine to Patients with Parkinson’s
Disease – CCH
PR2008_003 Application for Apprehended Personal Violence Orders by Mental Health Staff – MH/D&A
PR2009_373 Application of Thrombo-Embolic Stockings – NSR
PR2009_051 Appliction for Mental Health Beds to be made Temporarily Unavailable – MH/D&A
PR2007_006 Area Health Advisory Council (AHAC) Payment of Sitting Fees – NSCCH
PR2009_211 Argon Beam Coagulator, ERBE APC2 – Use in Gastrointestinal procedures – CCH
PR2009_212 Argon Plasma Coagulator – ABC7500 – Use in Gastrointestinal procedures – CCH
PR2009_207 Arterial Lines Management – NBHS
PR2007_031 Arterio Venous Fistula and Graft Cannulation – CCH
PR2009_035 Arterio/Venous Fistula – Pre/Post Operative Care – NSCCAHS
PR2009_009 Artificial Airway Insertion/Suctioning – CCH
PR2009_001 Artificial Airway Closed Suctioning – CCH
GE2010_023 Aseptic Technique in the Perioperative Environment – NSCCAHS
GE2008_014 Assumption of Care of Children and Young Persons by DoCS Caseworkers within Inpatient
Facilities – NSCCAHS
GE2008_035 Asthma – Paediatric Ward Management Guidelines – NSR
PR2009_142 Attire in the Operating Suites – CCH
PR2009_010 Autoset Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) – CCH
GE2010_005 A-WPTAS Observation Guideline (GCS and PTA Testing following Mild Head Injury) –
NSCCAHS
PR2009_194 Axiom Sump Drain Management – CCH
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GE2007_020
PR2009_352
PR2009_143
GE2009_072
PR2009_022
GE2010_009
PR2009_353
PR2009_197
PO2009_003
PR2009_077
PO2009_002
PR2009_360
PR2010_091
PR2009_034
PO2009_004
GE2009_090
PR2009_144
PR2010_048
PR2010_069
PO2009_013
Bariatric Patient Guidelines – NSHNS
Bariatric Patient Management Plan Guidelines – NSCCAHS
BCG Pre-Admission Checklist – CCH
Bellovac and Exudrain Management and Removal – CCH
Bellovac ABT drain – Postoperative drainage and Autologous Blood Reinfusion System – CCH
Bipolar Disorder – Clinical Practice Recommendations – MH/D&A
Birthing Unit Documentation – NBHS
Bladder Care – Postnatal – NSCCAHS
Bladder Irrigation Continuous – CCH
Bladder Scan BVI 2500 – CCH
Blood – Appropriate Use of – NSCCAHS
Blood and Blood Products Administration of – NSCCAHS
Blood and Blood Products Governance – NSCCAHS
Blood Glucose Monitoring for Diabetic Patients on CAPD and Icodextrin – NSR
Blood Glucose Monitoring with Abbott Optium Exceed Meter – NSCCAHS
Blood Pressure Measurement – Non invasive – cch
Blood Storage Refrigerator Policy – NSCCAHS
Bone Bank Protocol Operating Rooms Freezer – NSR
Bone Donation, Living – for Donation to a Bone Bank – CCH
Booking Emergency Surgical Procedures in Operating Suite – HKH
Booking Patients for Non Elective Surgery in Operating Suites – CCH
Bowel Management for Adults – NSCCAHS
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GE2009_056 Breastfeeding in Maternity Services – Principles for Protecting, promoting and Supporting –
NSCCAHS
GE2008_036 Bronchiolitis – Paediatric Ward Management Guidelines – NSR
PR2009_007 Bronchoscopy – Care of Adult Patient Pre and Post – CCH
PR2009_101 Bronchoscopy in ICU – CCH
GE2009_018 Bryant’s (Gallows) Traction (Bilateral Vertical Lower Limb Traction)- lication& Care – CCH
GE2009_021 Bucks Traction – Appln and Care – CCH
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PR2009_147
PR2009_145
GE2009_099
PR2009_148
PR2007_033
PR2009_064
PR2009_063
PR2009_059
PO2006_010
PR2009_030
PR2009_342
PR2009_031
PR2010_035
PR2008_020
PR2009_306
PO2008_024
PR2009_195
PR2010_040
PR2010_038
PR2010_072
PR2010_074
PR2010_031
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PR2010_033
PR2010_073
PR2010_075
PR2010_032
PR2010_034
PR2010_061
PR2010_056
PR2010_060
PR2010_059
PR2010_057
PR2010_058
PR2010_062
PR2010_041
GE2009_074
PR2008_011
PR2009_019
PR2008_016
PO2007_009
PR2009_329
PR2009_161
PR2010_013
PR2009_246
Caesarean Sections – Skin to Skin Contact and Breastfeeding in Op Theatres – CCH
Caesarean Sections (non elective) at Wyong Hosp – CCH
Caesarean Sections: Numerical Coding Criteria for Non Elective – CCH
Calcium Gluconate (Injection) – CCH
Calf Compression Devices – Pre, Post and Intraoperative use – CCH
Cannulating an Arteriovenous (AV) Fistula using the Buttonhole Technique – CCH
CAPD Exchange with Additives – CCH
CAPD Exit Site Dressing Following Insertion of a Tenckhoff Catheter – CCH
CAPD Patients with Peritonitis – Instillation of Antibiotics – CCH
Capital Expenditure Planning, Budgeting and Control (All Fund Sources) Policy and Procedure
– NSCCAHS
Cardiac Angiography Information; Criteria for booking patients into angiography Unit – CCH
Cardiac Angiography or Percutaneous Coronary Intervention – Clinical Management – CCH
Cardiac Catheterisation Outpatient – Day only – CCH
Cardiac Monitoring in Adult Patients – HKH
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Procedures – NSHNS
Cardiorespiratory Arrest in Adult Patient Management – HKH
Care Delivery Appeals Process Policy – NSCCAHS
Catheterisation – CCH
CC Aboriginal Mental Health Consultation Liaison Team – MH/D&A CCH
CC Consumer/Patient Valuables and Belongings – Inpatient Units – MH/D&A CCH
CC Mental Health Access Key Control – MHDA CCH
CC Mental Health Biomedical Equipment – Use and Maintenance within Inpatient Units –
MHDA CCH
CC Mental Health Disaster Bag Management and Activation – MHDA CCH
CC Mental Health Gosford Mental Health Centre Operations Manual – MHDA CCH
CC Mental Health Metal Detector – Use of – MHDA CCH
CC Mental Health Minimum Management Plan of Consumers with Suicidal/Self Harm
Behaviour Clinical Pathway – MHDA CCH
CC Mental Health Program Registers – MHDA CCH
CC Mental Health/D&A Disaster Response, Plan and Procedures – MHDA CCH
CC Specialist MH Services for Older Persons Referral of Older People to Consultation Liaison
Psychiatry Services – MHDA CCH
CCMH Central Intake Referrals to Emergency Services – MHDA CCH
CCMH GP Shared Care Team – Discharge – MHDA CCH
CCMH GPSC Team Allocation Meetings – MHDA CCH
CCMH GPSC Team Duty Officer – MHDA CCH
CCMH GPSC Team Referral and Assessment – MHDA CCH
CCMH GPSC Weekly Clinical Review Meetings – MHDA CCH
CCMH Occupational Therapy Referral for MH Teams with No. Direct Access to an OT –
MHDA CCH
CC Patholgy Collection in Mental Health Inpatient Units – MH/D&A CCH
Central Venous Access Device (CVAD) – NSR
Central Venous Access Devices – Paediatric – CCH
Central Venous Access Devices (CVAD) Management – NBHS
Central Venous Access Devices and Other Implantable Devices Management – NSHNS
Central Venous Access Devices CVADs – APAC
Central Venous Catheter Management – HKH
Central Venous Catheters Insertion, Monitoring and Management – CCH
Cervical Ripening using the Multi Balloon (ATAD) Catheter – NSCCAHS
Chemical Pleurodesis – Assist Medical Offer to Perform – CCH
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GE2009_004
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PR2009_410
PR2009_337
PR2009_242
PO2008_003
PR2008_019
PR2009_380
PR2009_407
PR2009_406
PR2008_065
GE2010_037
GE2010_039
GE2010_040
PR2010_055
GE2007_034
PR2010_012
PR2009_122
GE2006_006
PR2009_289
PR2008_006
PR2009_290
PR2009_301
PO2008_004
PR2009_334
PR2009_213
GE2010_026
GE2009_113
PR2009_224
PR2009_100
GE2009_046
GE2007_029
PO2007_002
PR2009_052
PR2009_288
PR2008_023
PR2009_367
PR2010_044
GE2008_009
PO2008_020
PR2009_357
PR2007_032
GE2009_034
PR2010_029
PR2009_356
PR2009_245
GE2009_035
PR2009_065
PR2008_025
PR2009_068
GE2007_006
PR2010_092
PR2010_001
PR2010_093
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Chemicals, Safe Use of – Environmental Operations – NSCCAHS
Chest Pain Management – CCH
Chest Pain Management for General Wards – CCH and NSR
Chickenpox (Varicella) – Infection Prevention and Control Management of Patient in Acute
Care Settings – NSCCAHS
Child and Family Health Nursing – Universal Health Home Visiting – NSCCAHS
Children 0-17 years Visiting MH Inpatient Units – MH/D&A
Children of Staff in the Workplace – MH/D&A
Chloral Hydrate as a Sedation for EEG – Use of – NSCCAHS
Chronic and Complex Care Procedures – NSHNS
Chronic Pain Management: Sub-Cutaneous Lignocaine Infusion – NSR
Cleaning – Infectious Areas – Environmental Operations – NSCCAHS
Cleaning – Patient and Clinical Areas – Environmental Operations – NSCCAHS
Cleaning of Toys, Play Equipment and Blood or Body Substance Spills – MH/D&A
Client Confidentiality and Privacy on Files, Records and Notations – CN CCH
Clients Access to their own Medications – Assisting guideline for HS Aids – CN CCH
Clients Residing in Hostels and Assisted Living Accommodation – Care – CN CCH
Clients Rights and Responsibilities – CN CCH
Clinical Coordinators – APAC
Clinical Emergency Response System (CERS) – HKH
Clinical File procedure – MH/D&A
Clinical Measurements and Physical Monitoring of Patients on Antipsychotic Therapy
Recommended – MH/D&A
Clinical Nurse Specialist Grading and Revalidation – MH/D&A
Clinical Practice Improvement Projects (CPIs) for MH D&A incl Clinical Leadership Program
– MH/D&A
Clinical Review/Handovers Mental Health/Drug and Alcohol – MH/D&A
Clinical Risk Management – HKH
Clinical Skills Assessment Process Policy and Procedure – NSHNS
Clinical Supervision – MH/D&A
Clip Devices -Use in Gastrointestinal procedures – CCH
Closed Femoral Shaft Fractures in Children – Management of Isolated – NSCCAHS
Code Blue Response Teams at RNSH – NSR
Collection of Specimen from Illegal Conduit – CCH
Comatose Survivors of Cardiac Arrest – Treatment with Induced Hypothermia – NBHS
Communicable Diseases/Transmissible Micro-organisms – reference guide – NSCCAHS
Community Acquired Pneumonia – Management of Clinical Guideline – APAC
Community Representatives Remibursement Policy – NSCCAHS
Community Treatment Orders – MH/D&A
Community Visit – MH/D&A
Complaints Management Process Procedure – NSHNS
Complaints Procedures at NSCCAHS
Compliance Testing for Cardiac and Body Tested Areas – HKH
Comprehensive Assessment Guidelines – NSHNS
Confidentiality of Patient Information Policy – NSCCAHS
Confused and Disoriented Patients – Management – HKHS
Connection of a Patient to Fresenius 4008S/H Haemodialysis Machine – CCH
Constipation Management (Uncomplicated) – NSCCAHS
Consumer Feedback Procedure – HKH
Consumer Flow and Bed Management – MHDA
Consumer Participation – MH/D&A NSCCAHS
Continuing Care Information and Resource Guide
Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) – Adding or Changing of a Miniline
(Minicap Extended Life PD Transfer Set) – CCH
Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) Management for Baxter and Fresenius
Systems – NSCCAHS
Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) using “Freeline Solo” – CCH
Continuous Infusions Clinical Guidelines – APAC
Continuous Intravenous Opoid Infusion – NBHS
Continuous Midazolam Infusion – Instructions for set up and management – CCH
Continuous Peripheral Nerve Infusion (CPNI) – NBHS
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PR2008_063
PR2007_012
GE2009_043
PR2009_032
PR2009_033
GE2010_019
GE2009_089
PR2009_093
PR2009_125
PR2009_149
GE2009_080
PR2009_021
PR2009_292
PR2009_343
PR2009_116
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PO2008_021
PR2009_011
GE2009_062
Continuous Subcutaneous Infusion using a Graseby Syringe Driver – CCH
Continuous Subcutaneous Infusion using syringe driver Hospital and Community – CN CCH
Contrast-Induced Nephropathy (CIN) Prevention of – CCH
Coronary Angiogram – Left Heart – CCH and NSR
Coronary Angiogram – Right Heart – CCH and NSR
Coroner’s Cases – HKH
Correct Patient Correct Site Correct Procedure – NSR
Correct Patient, Correct Procedure and Correct Site Procedure – CCH
Counselling Referral Youth Health Service – CCH
Counting and Handling of Accountable Items in Operating Suites – CCH
Craniectomy Management Post Operative – NSCCAHS
Credentialing and Defining the Scope of Clinical Practice for Med Practitioners – NBHS
Credentialing and Defining Scope of Clinical Practice – MH/D&A
Credentialling and Defining the Scope of Practice for Allied Health – NSCCAHS
Critically Ill Patient Experiencing an Acute Mocardial Infarction to Cardiac Angiography Unit
from Critical Care Areas – CCH
CYPMH – Care Planning and Review – MH/D&A CCH
CYPMH – Extended Assessments – MH/D&A CCH
CYPMH – Management of Adolescents Admitted to MH Inpatient Units – MH/D&A CCH
CYPMH – Referral and Treatment of Current CYPMH Clients under the Care of Private
Health Care Providers – MH/D&A CCH
CYPMH – Referral Criteria for – Youth Mental Health – MH/D&A CCH
CYPMH – Transportation of Clients – MH/D&A CCH
CYPMH – Ycentral Operational Risk Management -MH/D&A CCH
CYPMH – Young People Early Psychosis Intervention Service Referral Criteria – MH/D&A
CCH
CYPMH – Y-Page Safety Monitoring – MH/D&A CCH
Cytotoxic Drug Administration and Management of Body Waste – NSHNS
Cytotoxic Drug or Bodily Fluid Spill Management – CCH
Cytotoxic Drugs and Related Waste – Safe Handling – NSR
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PO2008_022
PR2009_333
PR2009_260
PR2008_042
GE2009_115
PR2009_150
PR2006_008
PR2009_304
PR2009_273
PR2009_209
GE2009_071
GE2009_107
PR2008_018
GE2009_055
GE2009_054
PR2009_152
GE2009_041
PR2009_153
PR2009_126
GE2009_003
GE2009_065
GE2009_126
PO2009_001
PR2008_036
PR2008_049
PR2009_374
GE2009_114
PR2008_024
PO2008_019
Data and Information Requirements Policy – NSCCAHS
Day of Surgery Cancellations Management – NSR
Day Program Areas (DPA) Temporary Closure – MH/D&A
Death of a Consumer/Patient within Inpatient Unit Management and Reporting – MH/D&A
Death of a Patient – NSR
Death of a Patient in Operating Suite – Coroners Cases – CCH
Death: Care of the Dying Baby – NSR
Deceased patient’s Care – Non-Coroner’s Cases – HKH
Demand Management: Macquarie Hospital – MH/D&A
Denture Care – NSCCAHS
Depression – Clinical Practice Recommendations for – MH/D&A
Diabetes – Admission of a Patient with – NSRHS
Diabetes Management Procedures – CN NSHNS
Diabetes Mellitus – Inpatient Care of Children with Type 1 – NSCCAHS
Diabetic Ketoacidosis Guidelines for management in Children and Adolescents – NSCCAHS
Diathermy, Use of in Operating Theatres – CCH
Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) for Bladder Instillation – CCH
Discharge and Handover of a patient from PACU (Recovery rooms) – CCH
Discharge for Emergency Dept and Emergency Medical Unit Patients at Risk – NBHS
Discharge Guidelines (ex ED Patients at Risk Discharges) – NBHS
Discharge Medication Supply within CCH
Discharge Planning Nursing Guideline – NSR
Discharge Policy – CCH
Discharge Procedure for Emergency Dept at risk patients – NSR
Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram – CCH
Documentation Medical Health record – NSR
Documenting within Patient Health Care Record – NSR
Doppler Ultrasound to obtain Ankle Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI) Procedure – NSCCAHS
Drug Administration and Management Policy and Procedure – NSHNS
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PR2010_007
PR2010_002
PR2010_053
PR2010_003
PR2010_004
PR2010_006
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PR2009_097
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PR2009_267
PR2009_027
PR2009_038
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PO2009_015
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GE2010_045
PR2009_366
PR2009_075
PR2007_029
PR2009_386
GE2009_006
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PR2009_336
PR2009_102
PR2009_156
PR2009_214
PR2009_071
GE2009_040
GE2009_116
GE2009_044
GE2009_121
PR2009_404
GE2010_015
PR2010_051
PR2010_050
PR2010_087
PR2010_086
PR2010_094
PR2009_157
PR2008_046
PR2009_272
GE2009_015
PR2009_401
GE2010_020
PR2009_299
PR2009_103
PR2009_104
PR2009_199
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Drug Samples and Starter Packs – MH/D&A
Drugs – IV Opioid Bolus Doses in PACU (recovery room) – CCH
Drugs and Medication: Access and Control – MH/D&A
Drugs (S4D, S8) Accountable in Laboratories – Management – NSR
Drugs (Scheduled) – Management of in Operating Suites – CCH
Drugs by Intramuscular Injection Admin of – CCH
Drugs by Subcutaneous Injection Admin of – CCH
Ear Drops – Installation – CCH
ECG – 12 Lead Standard – NSCCAHS
ECG – 12 Lead: Non Standard (Right Side and Posterior) – NSCCAHS
ECT Procedure – MH/D&A
Elecgtrocardiograph (ECG) 12 Lead – CCH
Elective Cardioversion – Outpatient Service – CCH
Electrical Applicances – NBHS
Electrocardiograph – HKH
Electrophysiological Studies – CCH and NSR
Emergency and Acute Surgery Cases Operating Suites Priority Booking System – NSCCAHS
Emergency Dept Admission Acceptance – NSCCAHS
Emergency Dept EARN Nurse Initiated X-Ray – NBHS
Emergency Equipment Checking – NSR
Emergency Release of Blood Products – NSCCAHS
Emergency Services to Access Clinical Info from Mental Health Services During High Risk
Situations by Emergency SVCS – MH/D&A
Emergency Trolley Checking – HKH
Emergency/Cardiac Arrest Mgmnt in Cardiac Angiography Unit – CCH
End of Life Procedure – MH/D&A
End of Life Procedure – MH/D&A
End Tidal CO2 Monitoring in ICU – CCH
Endometrial Ablation – Fluid Management – CCH
Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangio Pancreatography, spincterotomy and Stenting of Biliary
Tree – CCH
Enema Administration for Adults: Evacuant or Retention
Enoxaparin Sodium Use and Administration – CCH
Enteral Feeding – NSR
Enteral Feeding guidelines for :Patients in ICU – CCH
Entonox Therapy – NSR
Environmental Operations Specifications – Environmental Operations – NSCCAHS
Epidural Infusion – Continuous Guidelines – CCH
Epidural Infusion – Set up and Mgmnt Baxter Colleague Volumetric Pump – CCH
Epidural Infusion Continuous – Observations and Problem Solving for the Patient – CCH
Epidural Infusions (Continuous) – Care of the Epidural Catheter and its Insertion Site – Incl
Removal of Catheter – CCH
Epidural Infustions (Continous) Inst for Delivery and Management of Bolus via CEI using
Baxter Colleague Volumetric Infusion Pump – CCH
Epidural/Spinal Analgesia Management – NBHS
Epirubicin Administration in Operating Theatres – CCH
E-Pump Enteral Feeding (Kangaroo) Operating Procedure – NSCCAHS
Exercise Clearance – MH/D&A
Exercise Stress Testing Clinical Suitability for Patients to Attend – CCH
External Cardiac Pacing – CCH
External Cephalic Version (ECV) – NSCCAHS
External Service Providers, Engagement/Management/Evaluation – NSCCAHS
Extubation of ICU Patient with an Endotracheal Tube – CCH
Eye Care for Mechanically Ventilated ICU Patient – CCH
Eyes – Treatment and Case Management – CCH
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PR2009_073 Faeces – Manual Removal for Adult Patients – NSCCAHS
GE2008_023 Falls Prevention and Management for Community Service Providers – NSCCAHS
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PR2008_058
PR2009_202
PR2009_328
PR2009_330
PR2008_072
GE2010_010
GE2009_009
PR2009_092
PR2009_127
PR2009_128
GE2010_032
PR2009_158
PR2009_243
Falls Prevention and Management Policy – NSCCAHS
Family and Carer Participation – MH/D&A NSCCAHS
Faxing of Patient Information – NSCCAHS
Feeding of a Patient – Patient Prep, Supervision and Assistance with Meals – CCH
Female Adult Gynaecological Examinations – HKH
Female Catheterisation and Care – HKH
Femoral Sheath Removal incl Angioseal Care Post Cardian Angiography – CCH
Fetal Blood Sampling for Lactate Analysis – NSCCAHS
Fever – Ward Management – Paed – NSCCAHS
Fine Bore Nasogastric Tube Insertion in Adults – NBHS
Fire Alarm Isolation and De-Isolation Procedure for all Facilities – NSCCAHS
Fire Safety, Training Requirements – NSCCAHS
Flu Vaccines Administration by Community Nursing – CN CCH
Forensic Evidence – Management of in Operation Suites – CCH
Forensic Patients – Management of Conditionally Released within Comm MH Facilities –
MH/D&A
PR2010_045 Fundraising – HKH
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PR2009_139
GE2009_119
PR2008_004
GE2007_021
PO2007_047
PR2009_028
PR2009_215
GE2009_047
PR2009_216
GE2010_002
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PR2009_036
GE2009_019
PR2009_205
GE2009_057
GE2009_061
PR2009_399
PR2009_307
PR2009_123
PR2007_004
PR2009_112
PR2009_023
GE2009_085
GE2009_022
GE2007_039
GE2009_083
PR2007_026
GE2009_111
PR2009_347
GE2010_021
PR2009_362
Gas Cylinders – operating suite – CCH
Gastrostomy Tube Care – NSR
General Practitioners and Private Health Care Providers Protocol for Liaison with MH/D&A
Generic Easy Guide and Resources for High Level Open Disclosure – NSCCAHS
Global Email Management Policy – NSCCAHS
Glucometer Reading – CCH
Glue (Histracryl) use of in Gastrointestinal procedures – CCH
Glyceryl Trinitrate (GTN) IV Usage – CCH
Gold Probe (bipolar haemostasis catheter) – Use in Gastrointestinal procedures – CCH
Graseby 3300 Patient controlled analgesia (PCA) Pump – Instructions for Set up and
Management – CCH
Haemodialysis Prep of Patient for and Admin of Patient Meds – CCH
Hamilton Russell Traction – Appln and Care – CCH
Hand Hygiene – Performance of – NSCCAHS
Hand Hygiene and Hand Care – NSCCAHS
Hazardous Spills Management – NSR
Hazardous Substances and Dangerous Goods – Maintenance – NSCCAHS
Health Care Record Documentation – HKH
Health Care Record Management – MH/D&A
Health Care Record Management Procedure – NSCCAMHS
Heartstream XLT Biphasic Defibrillator – CCH
Helipad – Medical Retrieval – Mona Vale Hosp – NBHS
High Falls Risk Patients in Tub/Water Chair Management – CCH
Hip SPICA – Care of the Child with – CCH
Home Visiting – APAC NSCCH
Homebirth Transfer to Hospital – NSCCAHS
Hospital Property Claim Procedure – NSCCAHS
Hot or Cold Packs Application – NSR
Hot Works Permit Procedure – Maintenance Operations NSCCAHS
Hypertension in the Postnatal Period Management – NSCCAHS
Hypoglycaemia – NSR
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GE2010_044 Identification and Management of Severity Assessment Code (SAC) 1 Incidents – NBHS
PR2006_005 Identification of Consumers within Community, Inpatient and Residential Care Settings –
MH/D&A
PR2008_038 Identification of Virtual and Maintenance of Swinging Beds – NSCCAHS
PR2009_012 IMED Gemini PC1 and PC2 Volumatic Infusion Pump – CCH
PR2009_323 Implantable Prosthesis or Devices – Perioperative – NSCCAHS
PR2009_183 Incident Coordination across Agencies – MH/D&A
PR2007_024 Incremental Dosing of Parenteral Recordable – CCH
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GE2007_035
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GE2009_070
GE2009_058
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PR2009_268
GE2007_017
PR2009_325
GE2009_094
PO2009_009
PR2009_105
PR2009_228
GE2008_008
PR2009_159
GE2009_053
PR2009_359
PR2009_200
PR2009_361
PR2010_089
PO2006_008
GE2009_042
PR2008_068
PO2009_019
PR2009_094
PO2008_044
PR2009_230
GE2010_036
GE2010_007
GE2008_012
PR2009_119
PR2009_080
PR2009_313
GE2009_102
PR2009_024
GE2009_064
PO2009_018
GE2009_093
GE2007_026
GE2007_030
GE2009_025
GE2009_038
PR2009_078
PR2009_363
GE2007_033
GE2009_077
GE2009_096
GE2007_022
GE2009_081
GE2009_023
PO2006_048
25 June 2010
Individual Patient Special – HKH
Individual Patient Special – NSR
Individual Patient Special Policy – NSCCAHS
Induced Hypothermia following Cardiac Arrest – CCH
Infection Control – Multiple Resistant Organisms – APAC
Infection Control for Scabies – APAC
Infection Prevention and Control – NSHNS and APAC
Infection Prevention and Control Activities in NSCCH – MH/D&A
Infection Prevention and Control in the Perioperative Environment – NSCCAHS
Infection Prevention and Control Precautions – When to Use – NSCCAHS
Infections – Outbreak Management – NSCCAHS
Infectious Disease Outbreaks at Macq Hosp Management – MH/D&A
Infliximab for Use in Crohn’s Disease Protocol – CCH
Influenza (incl Seasonal and Pandemic Strains) Infection Prevention and Control Manage of
Patient in Acute Care Settings – NSCCAHS
Influenza Vaccination – Prescription and Admini of Panvax Vaccine H1N1 – NSCCAHS
Initiation of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Dressing and Proc for appln of VAC – CCH
Insertion of Fine Bore Feeding Tubes for Patients in ICU – CCH
Insertion of Vaginal Medicated Suppositories – CCH
Instrumental Vaginal Delivery – Quality and Safety Principles – NSCCAHS
Instruments – Care and Handling in Operating Theatres – CCH
Insulim Pumps Clinical guidelines for Paediatric use – NSCCAHS
Insulin Infusion for Management of Hyperglycaemia in Adults – CCH
Insulin Infusions in Children and Adolescents – Management of – NSCCAHS
Insulin Injections – NSR
Insulin Pen use in Mental Health Drug and Alochol Facilities: Safe Sharps Handling – MH/D&A
Integrated Risk Management Policy – NSCCAHS
Intensive Care Service Medical Record Documentation – NBHS
Intercostal Catheter (ICC) Adult and Underwater Seal Drain (UWSD) Management – CCH
Inter-Facility Patient Transfer – NSCCAHS
Inter-Hospital Transport of Mental Health Consumers at High Risk of Behavioural Disturbance
– MH/D&A
INTERIM: Restraint (Physical, Mechanical and Chemical) Minimisation
Intermittent Bladder Irrigation – CCH
Intermittent Parenteral Medications for Clients Req Palliative Care – CN CCH
Internet Website Publishing Guidelines – NSCCAHS
Interventional Neurology Post procedure Clinical Guideline – NSR
Intra Abdominal Pressure Monitoring in ICU – CCH
Intra-arterial Line Management – CCH
Intraocular Lens Insertion Operating Theatres – CCH
Intra-Operative use of Talc – NSRHS
Intrapartum Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring – NBHS
Intrathecal Chemotherapy Safe Administration – NSR
Intravenous Admin of Specified Antibiotics in Designated Nursing Homes in Emergency
Situations – NSCCAHS
Intravenous Amiodarone Administration – CCH
Intravenous Antibiotics – Administration – APAC
Intravenous Antiobiotics Usage in Cellulitis – APAC
Intravenous Dobutamine – Guidelines for Use – CCH
Intravenous Fluid Therapy: Nursing Management of Paediatric Patients Receiving Intravenous
Fluid Therapy – NSCCAHS
Intravenous Immunoglobulins Administration of – NSCCAHS
Intravenous Insulin Infusions – NSR
Intravenous Management of Urinary Tract Infections – APAC
Intravenous Medication Admin for Adults by Nurses and Midwives – CCH
Intravenous Pantoprazole – Guidelines for use – NBHS
Intravenous Paracetamol in Adults (Greater than 15 years) – CCH
Intravenous thrombolysis for Acute Ischaemic Stroke – NSCCAHS
Intravesical BCG in Adults – Guidelines for Use – CCH
Introduction of New Technologies (inlcuding interventional procedures, health programs,
devices and equipment) – NSCCAHS
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PR2009_118 Intubation (Oral/Nasal Endotracheal) for patient in ICU – CCH
GE2009_079 Iron polymaltose via IV infusion – Guidelines for administration – CCH
GE2007_038 IV Isoprenaline in Critical Care Clinical Streat – Guidelines for the Use – NSCCAHS
K
PR2010_085 Ketamine Infusion – Procedure for Set Up and Management – CCH
PR2009_379 Ketamine Subcutaneous Infusion in Acute/Chronic Pain Management – NSR
L
PR2010_037
GE2008_013
PR2009_130
PR2009_090
PR2009_057
PR2009_133
GE2010_038
PR2009_222
PR2009_132
PR2010_042
PR2009_160
PO2008_037
PR2008_005
Laser Safety in the Perioperative Environment – NSCCAHS
Leg Ulcer Clinical Guideline – NSCCAHS
Liability Claims – Management of Potential or Actual – NSCCAHS
Lifepak 1000 Biphasic Automated Ext Defibrillator – CCH
Lifepak 20 – CCH
Lifter promed Alpha 272 Twin Boom – Use in Operating Theatres – CCH
Lifters in the Community – Cleaning – CN CCH
Lignocaine Intravenous Infusion Admin of for Management of Headache – CCH
Limbs – Holding for Skin Prepping – Theatres – CCH
Limitation of Treatment Orders – HKHS
Loan Sets – Processes at Gosford Operating Theatre – CCH
London Protocol Accident Investigation Policy – NSCCAHS
Lorazepam IM Procedure for the prescriber approval, provision and use in Acute Mental
Health Inpatient Units – MH/D&A
GE2008_022 Lumbar Drain Management Guidelines – NSCCAHS
M
PR2010_071 Magistrate Hearings – MH/D&A – Interim
GE2009_075 Magnesium for Treatment of Hypomagnesaemia – CCH
GE2008_017 Magnesium Sulphate (MgSO4) Infusion for Severe Pre-Eclampsia and Eclamptic Seizure
Phrphylaxis – NSCCAHS
PR2009_166 Malignant Hyperthermia – Management in Operating Suites – CCH
PR2008_014 Management of Acute and Chronic Wounds Procedure – NSHNS
GE2007_025 Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease – APAC
PR2008_013 Management of Lower Leg Ulcers Procedure – NSHNS
PO2008_012 Management of Multi-Resistant Organisms Policy – NSCCAHS
PR2007_021 Management of Patients Under the NSW Mental Health Act 1990 who are admitted to a
General Hospital – MH/D&A
GE2008_026 Management of Peripheral Intravenous Cannulas in Infants and Children – NSCCAHS
GE2006_004 Management of Supported Accommodation Facilities – MH/D&A
PR2008_040 Management of Unauthorised Leave from Mental Health Inpatient Units – MH/D&A
PR2008_045 Managing a Possible Suicide Death in Community Setting – MH/D&A
PO2006_017 Managing Risk to Other Persons and Notification of Possession of Firearms – MH/D&A
PR2009_131 Mattresses – Warming Use in Theatres – CCH
PR2009_276 Medical Emergency Protocol – MH/D&A
PR2008_047 Medical Emergency Team Criteria Utilisation – Inpatient Units Woy Woy and Long Jetty
Sites – CCH
PR2007_005 Medical Emergency Team Response – Gosford / Wyong Hospitals – CCH
PO2007_044 Medical Officer Confirmation of Telephone Orders and Approved Standing Orders – CCH
PO2007_003 Medicated Dressing Policy and Procedure – NSCCAHS
PO2009_008 Medication Admin by EENs in Community Nursing – NSCCH
GE2010_035 Medication Administration by a Registered Nurse in the Community – CN CCH
PR2009_004 Medication Administration – CCH
PR2008_015 Medication Administration via Subcutaneous Route – NSHNS
GE2009_068 Medication Handling in Patient Care Areas at Royal North Shore Hosp – NSR
PR2010_043 Medication Procedure – HKHS
GE2010_025 Medications to Infants and Children – Administration – NSCCAHS
PR2009_081 Meningococcal disease – Infection Prevention and Mgmnt of patient in acute care – NSCCAHS
PR2008_067 Mental Health Outcome and Assessment Tools (MH-OAT) – MH/D&A
PR2009_025 MET Activation and Response – CCH
PO2005_004 Meta Policy – NSCCAHS
PR2009_106 Metered Dose Inhalers for Bronchodilator Del in Mechanically Ventilated Patients ICU – CCH
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PR2010_076 Methylene Blue Infusion in Post Anaesthetic Care Units (PACU) prior to Parathyroidecomy
– CCH
GE2009_098 Metoprolol Intravenous Administration – CCH
PR2008_030 MH Referrals to Community Forensic MHS regarding Forensic Patients &/or High Risk
Civilian Clients – MH/D&A
PR2008_026 MH-Copes Management – MH/D&A
PR2009_247 Microbial Sampling of Warm Water Systems incl Thermostatic Miving Valves – MH/D&A
PR2009_384 Midline Catheter Insertion – Adult Patients – CCH
PR2009_062 Miniline Change – Extended – CCH
PO2008_028 Minimal Risk Manual Handling Policy – NSCCAHS
PR2009_053 Minimum Follow up requirements – New Referrals and Failure to Attend Planned Appointments
– MH/D&A
PR2009_397 Miri Miri Inpatient Unit – Admission/Referral – MHDA CCH
PR2009_398 Miri Miri Inpatient Unit – Discharge – MHDA CCH
PO2009_016 Mixed Gender Rooms – NSCCAHS
GE2010_027 Moderate Head Injury Discharge Advice – Adult – RNSH
GE2009_087 Monitoring in Acute Stroke Unite – NSR
PR2009_029 Monitoring of Patients in Acuter Stroke Obs Unit – CCH
PR2009_135 Mopping Operating Theatre/Procedure Room Floors between cases – CCH
PO2007_042 Mortality Review Policy – NSCCAHS
PR2009_234 MRAB – Infection Prevention and Control Management of Patient in Acute Care Settings –
NSCCAHS
PR2010_068 MRSA – Collection of Screening Swabs – NSCCAHS
PR2009_235 MRSA – Infection Prevention and Control Management of Patient in Acute Care Settings –
NSCCAHS
GE2010_024 MRSA – Screening, the Decolonisation Process and Clearance – NSCCAHS
PR2009_026 Multi-Resistant Staphylocococcus Aureus (MRSA) in Operaing Theatres – NBHS
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PR2009_239
PR2009_225
PR2009_190
PR2009_388
GE2009_118
PR2009_237
PR2007_002
PR2009_282
PR2009_375
PR2009_006
PR2009_238
PR2009_016
PR2007_027
PR2006_007
GE2009_101
GE2009_086
GE2008_006
GE2008_003
GE2008_003
GE2008_004
GE2010_008
PR2009_184
PR2009_385
PR2009_355
PR2009_017
PO2008_035
PO2007_049
GE2009_073
PR2009_391
Nasal – Medication Administration via Other Routes – NBHS
Nasal Sprays and Inhalers Instillation – CCH
Nasal Toilet – CCH
Nasogastric Tube and Enteral Feeding Management for Adults – HKH
Nasogastric Tube Management – NSR
Nasogastric Tubes in Children Insertion and Management – NSCCAHS
Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) – Neonatal Intensive Care – NSR
Nasopharyngeal Aspiration in Infants and Children – NSCCAHS
Nastogastric Tube – Insertion and Removal – NSR
Nebulised Antibiotics Administration – CCH
Nebuliser – Medication Administration via Other Routes – NBHS
Nebuliser Therapy in Adult Patient – Administration – CCH
Neonatal Minimisation of Early Onset of Group Be Streptococcal (EOGBS) Infection –
NSCCAHS
Neonates in Delivery Suite and Maternity Unit – Observations – NSR
Neurological Observations for Non-Neurological Wards – NSCCAHS
Neurological Observations for Stroke/TIA – NSR
Neurological Observations in Neurology and Neurosurgery Units RNSH
Neurosurgical Step Down Unit (NSDU) Anterior Cervical Surgery Guideline – NSR
Neurosurgical Step Down Unit (NSDU) Anterior Cervical Surgery Guideline – RNSH
Neurosurgical Step Down Unit (NSDU) Craniotomy for Tumour Guideline – NSR
Next Birth After Caesarean (NBAC) – NSCCAHS
Nicotine Dependence in NSCCMH Inpatient Facilities: Creating a Smoke free Environment,
smoking cessation and Nicotine Withdrawal Management – MHDA
Nitrous Oxide Admin for Paediatric Patients – NSCCAHS
Non Acute Inpatient Rehab Consumer Transition from Macq Hosp to NSCC Sector MH
Services – MH/D&A
Non Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV) Adult – CCH
Non Medical Admission of Children to NSCCH Paediatric Units – NSCCAHS
Non-Medicated Wound Care Product Direct Purchase Policy – NSCCAHS
Not for Resuscitation Guideline – NSR
Nuclear Medicine Procedures – Management of Patients following – HKH
25 June 2010
GE2007_016
PO2008_039
PO2008_036
PO2008_011
PR2009_390
PR2008_043
GE2009_105
PO2008_010
GE2010_012
PO2008_002
O
GE2009_078
GE2009_104
PR2009_079
PO2008_029
PO2008_009
GE2009_084
PR2009_217
PR2009_181
PR2009_210
PO2006_029
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Nurse Initiated Medication – Guideline CCH
Nurse Initiated Sucrose for procedure related pain in infants – NSCCAHS
Nurses and Midwives Uniform Policy – NSCCAHS
Nursing Care Pathway Policy – NSHNS
Nursing Home Patients Requiring Medical Imaging – Fast Tracking of – HKH
Nursing Observation / Patient Acuity Levels – MH/D&A
Nursing Patients in Corridor at Night – NSRHS
Nursing Services to Patients Policy – NSHNS
Nutrition Care Guideline – Roles and Responsibilities of Nurses and Midwives – NSCCAHS
Nutritional Care Policy – NSCCAHS
PR2009_136
PR2009_137
GE2009_030
PR2009_221
PR2009_109
PR2009_208
PO2009_014
PR2009_316
PR2009_312
PO2006_003
PR2009_335
PR2009_311
PR2010_077
PR2009_232
GE2007_032
PR2009_226
PR2009_339
PR2009_297
PR2009_002
PR2007_003
Obese (Bariatric) Pregnant Women: Management guidelines – NSCCAHS
Observations and Recordings – NSRHS
Obtain Blood Products – WW and LJ Health Care Unit – CCH
Occupational Health and Safety Policy – NSCCAHS
Occupational Health and Safety Policy and Procedure – NSHNS
Octreotide Acetate via IV Infusion – Gudelines for Administration – CCH
Oesophageal Banding Gastrointestinal procedure – CCH
Official Visitors Program – Inspection of Mental Health Facilities – MH/D&A
Ommaya/Rickham Reservoir and Admin of Cytotoxic Drugs – NSR
On-Call Responsibilities for Psychiatry Registrars, Career Medical Officers (CMOS) and
Consultants – MH/D&A
Operating Table – Transporting within Operating Suite – CCH
Operating tables – use in theatres – CCH
Operational Guidelines Paed High Obs Unit Gosford – CCH
Oral Care – NSCCAHS
Oral Care for Patient in ICU – CCH
Oral Care of the Intubated patient – NSCCAHS
Oral Care Policy – NSCCAHS
Oral Methotrexate Safe Use – HKH
Organ and Tissue Donation (Eye Tissue donation) – HKH
Organ and Tissue Donation Principles, Policy and Procedures – NSCCAHS
Orientation and Mandatory Education – MH/D&A
Orthopaedic Clinic – Referrals to – HKH
Orthopaedic Power and Electrical Equipment – use and care of in Operating Theatres – CCH
Orthopaedic Skin Preparation – CCH
Osteomyelitis – Clinical Guideline – APAC
Ostomy Care – CCH
Oxygen (O2) Therapy and Delivery – NSR
Oxygen Supplies CSSD Orders and Emergency Equipment – MHDA Macq
Oxygen Therapy in Adults Management – CCH
Oxygen Therapy: Humidified Nasal Cannula Oxygen – Neonatal Intensive Care, RNSH – NSR
P
PR2009_044
PR2009_045
GE2008_025
GE2008_001
PR2009_167
PR2008_035
PR2009_377
PR2009_378
GE2009_076
GE2010_046
PR2009_257
GE2009_112
PR2009_262
GE2009_012
PR2010_090
GE2010_001
Pacemaker Sensing Potentials – Checking – CCH
Pacemaker Stimulator Threshold Checking by RN – CCH
Paediatric Basic Life Support Guidelines – NSCCAHS
Paediatric Head Injury Guideline – NSR
Paediatric Patients – Care of in Operating Suites – CCH
Paediatric Venous Sampling Line – NSR
Pain Management – Acute – NSR
Pain Management – Chronic – NSR
Pantoprazole via IV Infusion – CCH
Paracetamol use in Children and Adolescents – NBHS
Pathology Collection Procedures at Unit Level – MH/D&A
Patient – Transfer/Escort of – NSR
Patient and Carer Advocacy, Support and Participation – MH/D&A
Patient Admission Criteria for Coronary Care Unit Med 3 Ward Telemetry Beds – CCH
Patient Controlled Analgesia – NBHS
Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) General Guidelines – CCH
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PR2007_036
PO2007_052
PR2008_041
PR2009_274
PR2009_293
PR2008_002
PR2010_066
PR2009_270
PO2009_017
PR2010_070
PR2009_253
PR2010_024
PR2010_046
GE2009_005
PR2009_013
PR2009_120
GE2010_042
PR2010_078
PR2010_079
PR2009_218
PO2009_005
PR2009_042
PR2009_091
GE2009_128
PR2009_229
GE2007_018
PR2009_223
PR2009_383
PR2009_382
PR2009_061
PR2009_300
PR2009_041
GE2009_059
PR2009_204
PR2009_354
PR2009_256
PR2009_281
GE2009_049
PO2007_012
PR2009_058
GE2009_097
PR2009_055
PR2009_054
GE2007_011
PR2009_114
PR2009_349
PR2008_010
GE2008_015
PR2008_064
PR2009_067
PR2009_351
PR2009_162
PR2010_011
GE2007_019
GE2010_011
PR2009_369
25 June 2010
Patient Identification in Cancer Care Clinics and Renal Units – CCH
Patient Identification Policy / Procedure – NSCCAHS
Patient Leave – Authorised from Acute Inpatient Units – MH/D&A
Patient Leave – Granting – MH/D&A
Patient Observations Frequency, Recording and Reporting of Vital Signs – NBHS
Patient Preparation for Cardiac Angiogram and percutaneous Coronary Intervention – CCH
Patient Safety Handover Checklists – Use in Clinical Handover – NSCCAHS
Patient Self Medication – MH/D&A
Patient Tfr from an Intensive Care or HDU to an Appropriate Acute Speciality Bed – NSCCAHS
Patient Transfer and Escort – NSCCAHS
Patients attending Magistrates and Tribunal Hearings – MH/D&A
Patients Medication – Storage and Management – CCH
Patient’s Money and Valuables – HKH
Patients with Diabetes and Iodine Allergies Awaiting Cardiac Angiography – CCH
Peak Expiratory Flow Performance and Monitoring in Adult Patient – CCH
Percutaneous Dilatational Tracheostomy in ICU – CCH
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) – Nursing Management of Adult Patient in
Acute Setting – CCH
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) Tube Insertion – CCH
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) Tube Removal – CCH
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) Tube Replacement – CCH
Performance Development and Review Policy – NSCCAHS
Pericardiocentisis – CCH
Perineal Care – NBHS
Perineal Care in Postnatal Period – NSCCAHS
Perineal Toilet – CCH
Peri-Operative Medication Administration – A Guide for CCH Pre-Admission Clinics and
Surgical Care
Peripheral Intravenous Cannula Care for Home or Clinic Treatment – Paed Ambulatory Care
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) Insertion – Adult Patients – CCH
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) Insertion – Paed Patients at Gosford Hosp –
CCH
Peritoneal (Tenckhoff) Catheter – Flusihing/Locking of – CCH
Peritoneal Port-a-Cath and Admin of Cytotoxic Drugs – NSR
Permanent Pacemaker Mgmnt of Patient Pre and Post Insertion – CCH
Personal Protective Equipment for Infection Risk – Appropriate use – NSCCAHS
Personal Protective Equipment for Infection Risk – Wearing of – NSCCAHS
Pertussis (Whooping Cough) – IPAC Management of Patient in Acute Care Settings –
NSCCAHS
Pets at Macquarie Hospital – MH/D&A
Phenytoin Intravenous: Admin for Management of Status Epilepticus in Adults – CCH
Phenytoin IV in Adults – NBHS
Pheripheral Intravenous Cannulation and Commencement of Intravenous Fluids – APAC
Philadelphia Collar Application – CCH
Phosphate: Adult Intravenous Administration – NBHS
Physio Control Battery Charger/Defib Testing – CCH
Physio Control System 2 Battery Maintenance – CCH
Physiotherapy: Respiratory Physiotherapy Guidelines. RNSH Physiotherapy Dept for Newborn
Care Centre (NCC) – NSR
PICCO Monitoring in ICU – CCH
Planned Preventative Maintenance – Maintenance Operations NSCCAHS
Pleural Aspiration and Pleural Biopsy – Blind Percutaneous – CCH
Point of Care Testing – NSCCAHS
Policies, Procedures, Guidelines _tfr exist NSCCAHS Documents – NSCCAHS
Policy, Procedure and Guideline Development – NBHS
Portable Low Suction Pump (Clements Intervac) – CCH
Positioning Patients in Operating Theatres – CCH
Positioning the Patient for a Spinal/Epidural – CCH
Post Operative Nausea and Vomitting Guideline – cch
Postnatal Assessment and Care – NSCCAHS
Post-Operative Patient Care – NSR
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PR2009_302
GE2009_092
GE2009_091
GE2007_015
PR2009_370
PO2008_038
PR2007_035
GE2010_043
GE2007_023
PR2009_266
PR2009_227
PR2010_030
PR2010_047
PR2010_080
PR2009_115
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Potassium Chloride Administration – HKH
Pregnancy – Per Vaginal Bleeding and Abdominal Pain in Early – CCH
Pregnancy Car Women with Type 1 and 2 Diabetes – NSCCAHS
Premature Infant – Positioning Guidelines – NSR
Pre-Operative Patient Care – NSR
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Program Policy – NSCCAHS
Probing for Acute and Chronic Wounds Procedure – NSCCAHS
Procedural Restraint for Paediatric Patients – NSCCAHS
Removal of Wound Closures &Wound Care Management of Surgical Wound Complications
– NSCCAHS
Procedure, Policy, Guideline and Info Bulletin Access, Storage, Endorsement and Dissemination
– MH/D&A
Proctoscopy – CCH
Product Recalls and Safety Alerts – HKH
Professional Registration Checking Procedure – HKH
Prosthesis Checking prior to Opening – Operating Theatres – CCH
Pulmonary Artery Catheter in ICU Insertion and Mgmnt – CCH
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PR2010_026 Quality Improvement Framework – HKHS
R
PR2009_040
GE2009_127
PR2007_022
PR2010_027
PR2009_072
PR2009_291
PR2009_396
PR2009_395
PR2009_255
GE2010_030
PR2008_056
PR2009_037
PO2006_014
PO2010_001
PR2007_030
PR2009_279
GE2009_051
PR2009_310
PR2010_028
PR2009_296
PR2010_065
GE2010_016
GE2009_027
PO2008_032
GE2008_033
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PO2006_011
PR2009_066
PO2006_009
PO2008_016
PR2008_070
PR2009_111
GE2009_048
PR2009_284
PR2009_283
PR2009_163
PO2008_027
Radionuclear Myocardial Perfusion Scans Thallium and Sesta MIBI Scans – CCH
Rapid Atrial Fibrillation – Referral to APAC – NSCCAHS
RCA Team Procedure When Possible Individual Performance Issue is Identified – NSCCAHS
Real Time Notification of Admissions, Transfers and Discharges – HKH
Rectal Tube Insertion for Adults – NSCCAHS
Referral – MH Intensive Care Unit – MH/D&A Macq
Referral and Allocation Criteria MH Older Persons Services – MHDA CCH
Referral to Community Nursing Services – NSR
Referral to MQE Clinical GP Practice and External Specialist Medical Services – MH/D&A
Refusal of Clients to Attend their Care on Gounds of Gender – CN CCH
Release of Information to Police – NSCCAHS
Renal Biopsy – Care of patient Pre and Post – CCH
Research, Quality Improvement Projects – Conducting or Participating in – MH/D&A
Residential Aged Care Placement Policy – NSCCAHS
Resolution of Conflicting Approaches to Clinical Care in High Risk Situations in Mental
Health – MH/D&A
Respite Beds Utilisation and Management Proc – MH/D&A
Restricted Areas in Operating Suites – CCH
RhD Immunoglobulin in Rh Negative Pregnant Women – Use – HKH
Risk Management – Incident Reporting – HKH
Risk Management – MH/D&A
Risk Management Enterprise-Wide – NSCCAHS
Risk Register Guidelines – HKH
Risk Register Guidelines – NBHS
Role Boundaries and Scope of Practice for Endorsed Enrolled Nurses in Community – NSHNS
Root Cause Analysis Investigations Involving patient and families – NSCCAHS
Safe Blood Collection Policy – NSCCAHS
Safe Oxygen Administration – Special Care Nursery – NBHS
Safety Alert and Recall Policy – NSCCAHS
Safety and Security Policy – NSHNS
Salbutamol Infusion Management in Children and Adolescents – NSCCHS
Salem Sump Gastric Tube for patients in ICU Insertion and Mgmnt – CCH
SBAR in Written and Verbal Communications with Multidisciplinary Team Use for Nurses
and Midwives – NBHS
Scabies – Application of Topical Scabicide by Nurses to Treat Affected Patients – NSCCAHS
Scabies – IPAC Management in Acute Care Settings – NSCCAHS
Scales – Utilising to Estimate Blood Loss – CCH
Scope of Practice for the Enrolled Nurse in the Operating Suite – NSCCAHS
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PR2006_012
PR2008_028
PR2008_037
PO2006_049
PO2009_011
PR2009_368
GE2010_004
GE2007_004
GE2008_007
PR2009_110
PR2009_381
PR2008_031
PR2009_140
PO2006_007
PR2010_084
GE2010_003
PO2009_007
GE2008_030
GE2008_029
GE2010_022
GE2007_003
PR2009_175
PR2009_314
PR2007_028
GE2009_100
GE2009_117
PR2009_164
PR2009_165
PR2009_402
PR2010_052
PR2009_014
PR2009_188
PR2010_081
PR2009_261
PR2009_182
GE2008_024
PR2009_206
PR2009_298
PR2009_168
PR2009_169
PR2009_082
PR2009_187
PR2009_376
PR2009_392
PR2010_025
PR2009_015
PR2009_060
PR2009_309
PR2009_231
PR2009_098
GE2009_069
PR2010_064
PO2007_035
PR2009_069
GE2010_006
PR2009_050
GE2008_038
GE2007_024
PO2008_042
PR2009_258
25 June 2010
Searching of Patients and Their Belongings in a Declared MH Facility – MH/D&A
Seclusion – Use of within Mental Health Inpatient Units – MH/D&A
Security of Children in NSCCH Hospitals – NSCCAHS
Security of Non Medical Records Consumer Information Material Policy – NSCCAHS
Security Policy – NSCCAHS
Security Procedure in Operating Theatres at RNSH – NSR
Sedation (Conscious/Procedural): Nursing Role – CCH
Sedation for Behavioural Disturbance within Mental Health Facilities – MH/D&A
Seizure Management in Neurology and Neurosurgery Units RNSH – NSR
Sengstaken Blackmore Tube Mgmnt – CCH
Service Development Macquarie Hospital – MH/D&A
Service Level Agreements – Procedural Guidelines – MH/D&A
Setting up for a procedure – operation assistants – CCH
Sexual Safety for Children, Young People and Adults using MH Services – MH/D&A
Shingles (Herpes Zoster) – IPAC Management of Patient in Acute Care Settings – NSCCAHS
Single Dose Intrathecal or Epidural Opioids – Observations and Management necessary for
first 24 Hours following Administration – CCH
Single Use Wound Care Products Re-use – NSCCAHS
Skin Flap Management Guidelines – NSCCAHS
Skin Graft Management Guidelines – NSCCAHS
Skin Preparation of the Surgical Patient – NSCCAHS
Skin Tear Guidelines – NSCCAHS
Slide sheets – using to transfer a patient – CCH
Smoke Free Campus – Maintenance of – MHDA Macq
Smoke Free Workplace – NSCCAHS
Social Work Supervision and Consultation – NSCCAHS
Soma Management – NSR
Specimens – Care and Handling in Operating Suites – CCH
Specimens – Kopans Wire Breast Biopsy – Management in Operaing Theatres – CCH
Spill Management – NSCCAHS
Spinal Log Roll for Patients requiring Spinal Cord Alignment – NSCCAHS – Interim
Spirametry Testing of Adult Patient – CCH
Sponging and Bag Bath Sponging – CCH
Stackhouse System Management – Operating Theatres – CCH
Staff Off Duty Visiting or Being involved in Patient Programs – MH/D&A
Staffing Shortfalls (Inpatient and Community) for Mental Health Drug and Alcohol – MH/D&A
Standards for Registered Nurses Working in Charge of Gosford Cardiac Units
Adult Advanced Life Support Accredited Critical Care Nurses- Standing Orders – NBHS
Status Meeting Guidelines (Acute Admission Unit) MH/D&A
Steris Machine – Management of Steris Chemical Spill – CCH
Steris Machine – Removal of Sterile Equipment – CCH
Stillbirth, Neonatal Death Management and Investigation – NBHS
Stitz Bath – CCH
Stoma Care – NSR
Stoma Therapy – HKH
Storage of Archived Clinical and Corporate Documents – HKH
Streptokinase for UWSD – CCH
Streptokinase to Blocked Peritoneal Catheter with Minline Attached – Instillation – CCH
Stroke and TIA – Screening fro Swallowing Disorders – HKH
Stump Bandaging – CCH
Subcutaneous Fluid Administration (Hypodermoclysis) – CCH
Subcutaneous Hydration Adult – in the Community – APAC
Sudden Unexpected Death In Infancy (SUDI) – Management – NSCCAHS
Supply of Pharmacy Items and Dressings to Clients – CN CCH
Suppository Administration for Adults – NSCCAHS
Suppression of Lactation – NSCCAHS
Surge Capacity Options for Mental Health – MH/D&A
Surgical Drains Care and Management of Complications – CCH
Surgical Drains Care and Management of Complications – NSR, NB, HKH
Swallow Screening for Acute Stroke/Transient Ischaemic Attack – NSCCAHS
Swimming Pool at Macquarie Hospital – MH/D&A
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Telemetry Procedure – HKH
Telemetry, Application, Setup and Nursing care – CCH
Telescopes and Instruments – Care and Handling in Operating Theatres – CCH
Temperature Monitoring – CCH
Theatre Attire for Operating Suite Staff and Visitors – NSRHS
Theatre Set Up – Emergency Caesarean section – CCH
Theatre set up – emergency case – CCH
Theatre set up – general – CCH
Theatre take down and clean up – operating theatres – CCH
Third and Fourth Degree Perineal Tears Management – NSCCAHS
Threatened and Actual Suicide Management – NSHNS
Thromboembolic Disease – Treatment and Management – APAC
Topical Anaesthetic ALA (Laceraine) for Wound Closure on Paediatric Patients in ED –
NSCCAHS
Total Parental Nutrition (TPN) – NSR
Total Parenteral Nutrition – HKH
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) Guidelines – CCH
Tourniquet Devices – Use in Operating Suites – CCH
Toys and Play Equipment – Cleaning and Disinfection – NSCCAHS
Tracheostomy – Bedside Equipment for Patient with – NBHS
Tracheostomy – Care of Patient with a Tracheostomy Tube – NBHS
Tracheostomy – Decannulation – NBHS
Tracheostomy – Dressing and Tape Change – NBHS
Tracheostomy – Emergency Management: Blockage and Accidental Decannulation – NBHS
Tracheostomy and Swallowing – NBHS
Tracheostomy / Endotracheal Tube (ETT) Care – NSR
Tracheostomy Care and Management – CCH
Tracheostomy Care for ICU Patient – CCH
Tracheostomy Care Guideline – HKH
Tracheostomy Outer Tube – Changing – NBHS
Tracheostomy patient Transfer to the General Ward – NBHS
Tracheostomy Tube Change by RN in ICU – CCH
Tracheostomy Tubes Open and Closed Suction – Suctioning Procedure – NBHS
Tracking Flexible Endoscopes – Proof of Process and Tracking to individual Patients – CCH
Traction Application of – CCH
Transfer of Cardiac Patients from Wyong M2 to Medical Ward – CCH
Transfer of Critically Ill Patients Inter-Hospital – CCH
Transfusion Managing Adverse Related Events – NSCCAHS
Transfusion Process – Documentation of – NSCCAHS
Transoesophageal Echocardiogram – Management of Patient Undergoing – CCH
Transport Critically Ill Patients to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Suite – CCH
Transport Options for Mental Health Patients – MH/D&A
Transporting a patient from the ward to theatre reception – CCH
Transporting Patients from PACU (Recovery) to the ward – CCH
Transporting Patients within Theatres – CCH
Transsphenoidal Hjypophysectomy Management Guideline – NSCCAHS
Transvenous Pacing Wire Removal of Temporary by RN – CCH
Transvenous Pacing Wire, Insertion; Pre, Intra and Post Management – CCH
Trauma Call Guideline – NBHS
Trauma-Related Injury Patients Presenting – Management – HKH
Traumatic Brain Injury Management – NSCCAHS
Tray Lists – Use of in Operating Theatres – CCH
Tuberculosis – IPAC Management of Infection Patient in Acute Care Settings – NSCCAHS
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Underwater Sealed Drains (UWSD) and Intercostal Catheters (ICC) – NSR
Urinalysis – NSRHS
Urinary Continence Management Procedures (Interim) – CN NSHNS
Urinary Sheath Application – CCH
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Urological Proc – Catheterisation, Irrigation and General Management – NBHS
Use of Natalizumab (Tysabri) in the Ambulatory Care Unit – CCH
Use of Oral Dispensers (syringes) policy – NSCCAHS
Use of Rh (D) Immunoglobulin for Prevention of Isoimmunisation – NSCCAHS
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Visitors in Operating Suites – CCH
Volunteering in a Health Service – NSCCAHS
VRE – Infection Prevention and Control Management of Patient in Acute Care Settings –
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Ward Perioperative Care – CCH
Warming Patients using an Air Blowing Device in Operating Theatres – CCH
Water Immersion During Labour and Birth (Practice Guidelines) – NSCCAHS
Worker on Duty Intake Youth Health – CCH
Wound Assessment Guidelines NSCCAHS
Wound Care Policy and Guideline Standards – NSCCAHS
Wound Care Product/Device Evaluation Process Policy – NSCCAHS
Wound Cleansing Guidelines – NSCCAHS
Wound Debridement Policy and Procedure – NSCCAHS
Wound Donor Site Management Guideline – NSCCAHS
Wound Management of Cancerous Wounds – NSCCAHS
Wound Management Policy and Guidelines – NSCCAHS
Wound Packing – Insertion and Removal – CCH
Wound Photography Consent Policy – NSCCAHS
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FOI Agency No. 31
This is the Summary of Affairs of the Office of the Ombudsman for the period ending 30 June 2010. The
Ombudsman holds the following policy documents as defined in the Freedom of Information Act 1989. Each
document is available for inspection or purchase, however, please be aware that section 14 (4) of the Freedom
of Information Act provides that access may not be granted to information that is of such a nature that its
inclusion in a document would cause the document to be an exempt document.
Inter-agency arrangements
Arrangements between Administrative Decisions Tribunal of New South Wales and the NSW Ombudsman
Class and kind agreements between the Ombudsman and the Police Integrity Commission under the Police
Act 1990
Complaint Referral and Information Sharing Arrangements under Part 6 of the Ombudsman Act between
the NSW Ombudsman, Health Care Complaints Commission, Legal Services Commissioner and NSW
Privacy
Determinations by the NSW Ombudsman under section 25CA of the Ombudsman Act concerning the
following agencies:
• Catholic Education Office, Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn
• Catholic Education Office, Archdiocese of Sydney
• Catholic Schools Office, Diocese of Armidale
• Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Bathurst
• Catholic Schools Office, Diocese of Broken Bay
• Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Lismore
• Catholic Schools Office, Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle
• Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Parramatta
• Catholic Schools Office, Diocese of Wagga-Wagga
• Diocesan Office, Diocese of Wilcannia-Forbes
• Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Wollongong
• The Department of Education and Training and TAFE Commission
• Community Services (Department of Human Services)
• nominated substitute residential care agencies (Barnardos)
• Uniting Care NSW/ACT
• The Association of Independent Schools of NSW Limited (AIS) and accredited staff of
Independent Schools listed in the Schedule to this Determination
• nominated substitute residential care agencies (Centacare Maitland-Newcastle)
• nominated substitute residential care agencies (Centacare Sydney)
• nominated substitute residential care agencies (Centacare Wollongong)
• nominated substitute residential care agencies (Centacare Broken Bay)
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and Community Services (Department of Human
Services)
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and the Independent Commission Against
Corruption
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and Juvenile Justice (Department of Human
Services)
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and the NSW Energy and Water Ombudsman
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and Local Government (Department of Premier
and Cabinet)
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and Corrective Services (Department of Justice
and Attorney General)
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and the Commissioner of Police
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Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and Ageing, Disability and Homecare
(Department of Human Services)
Memorandum of Understanding between the Ombudsman and The Children’s Guardian
Observation Program Agreement for the Ombudsman review of the Terrorism (Police Powers) Act between
the Ombudsman, the Commissioner of Police and the Corrective Services (Department of Justice and
Attorney General)
PCCM Wide Area Network Service Level Agreement NSW Police Force, the PIC and the Ombudsman
General policies
Access and Equity
Access Control Policy
Audit and Risk Committee Charter
Business Continuity Policy
• Business Continuity Plan
• Business Continuity Risk Matrix
Child Protection Policy
Closed Circuit Television Policy
Code of Conduct
Complainant Conduct and Visitor Access Policy
Complaints and Compliments Policy
Controls for Key Security Risks
Copyright Policy
COPS PODS KIDS Personal Access Register
Critical information systems, major assets and owners
Disability Policy and Disability Action Plan
Disclosure of Information Policy
Email Protocols
Ethnic Affairs Priority Statement
Environmental Policy
• Waste Reduction and Purchasing Policy
FOI Standard Letters
Gifts and Benefits
Internal Audit Charter
Internal Reporting Policy – Protected Disclosures Act
Complainant Contact Policy
Media Policy
Mediation Protocol for the Ombudsman’s Office
Privacy Management Plan
Procedure Manual – Child Protection Division
Procedure Manual – Community Services Division – Complaints Procedures (sections 2-3 only – other
sections being developed)
Procedure Manual – Community Services Division – Complaints Handling Reviews
Procedure Manual – Public Administration Division
Procedure Manual – Official Community Visitor Scheme
Procedure Manual – Police Division
Procedure Manual – section 19
Request for Review of Decision Policy
Secure Monitoring Unit Policy and Procedures
Security Incident Reporting Form
Statement of Corporate Purpose
Witness Protection Policy and Procedures
Youth Guidelines
Office management and staffing policies
Accounting Manual
Accounting Policy
Accounts Payable Policy
Applications for securing home computers
Breastfeeding Policy
Child Protection Policy
Co-Lateral Flexible Working Hours Agreement
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Compensation to staff for loss or damage to private property
Computer Systems Back up and Monitoring Policy
Conflict of Interests Policy
Consultative Arrangements Policy
Corporate Governance Policy
Delegations to Special Officers
Equal Employment Opportunity Policy and Management Plan
Family and Community Services Leave
Grievance and Dispute Management policy
Harassment Prevention Policy
Higher Duties Policy
Information and Communications Technology Policy
• Information and Communications Technology Strategic Plan 2006-2010
Information Security Management System (ISMS)
Information Security Management Policy
Job Rotation
Security Policy
• Information Security Business owners
• Procedure for Responding to Incidents
• Information Security Compliance Program
• Key performance indicators
• Occupational Health and Safety – Strategies and Procedures
• Occupational Health and Safety – Return to Work Program
• Occupational Health and Safety – First aid plan
Participation in Management Development Program Policy
Recording of Time Worked
Staff Performance Management Policy
• Managing unsatisfactory performance
• SES performance management policy
Policy Development and Review
Reasonable Adjustment Policy
Recruitment Policy
Recording Time Worked
Records Management Policy
• File Classification Policy
• Context File Classification Plan
Risk Assessment Policy – Information Security
Salary Packaging
Secondment Policy
Statement of Applicability
Study leave Policy
Style Guide
Total Asset Management Policy:
• Asset Strategy 2006 – 2009
• Capital Investment Strategy 2006 – 2009
• Asset Maintenance Strategy 2006 – 2009
• Asset Disposal Strategy 2006 – 2009
• Office Accommodation Strategy 2006 – 2009
• Procurement Plan 2006 – 2009
User password policy
Use of Communication and Information Technology Devices
Use of Office Cars Policy
• Use of office cars procedure
Working at Home Policy
Costs for policy documents
If copies of policies of less than 20 pages are required, they will be provided free of charge. If copies of policies
that are more than 20 pages are required, a photocopying charge of 20c per page will apply. The Procedure
Manuals listed can be purchased for $100 each (subject to any exemptions under the Freedom of Information
Act). Copies or inspection can be arranged by contacting our Office at the address given in section 3 below.
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Publications and Guidelines
We produce a range of publications including annual reports, special reports to parliament, discussion papers,
guidelines, fact sheets, brochures and newsletter. Some of our publications are also available in community
languages. Our publications are available to the public in hard copy or electronically through our website:
www.ombo.nsw.gov.au
The latest edition of the Statement of Affairs of the Office of the Ombudsman was published in June 2009 and
is available free of charge at the address below.
Enquiries may be directed to the Freedom of Information staff on telephone numbers (02) 9286 1000 or toll free
1800 451 524. The Statement of Affairs may be obtained and the Office’s policy documents may be inspected
and purchased during normal office hours (9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday) at:
Level 24
580 George Street
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
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DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING
DEEMED STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING POLICIES
Wider Metropolitan
• SREP No. 5 Chatswood Town Centre
• SREP No. 8 Central Coast Plateau Areas
• SREP No. 9 Extractive Industry (No 2 – 1995)
• SREP No. 11 Penrith Lakes Scheme
• SREP No. 13 Mulgoa Valley
• SREP No. 16 Walsh Bay
• SREP No. 17 Kurnell Peninsula (1989)
• SREP No. 18 Public Transport Corridors
• SREP No. 19 Rouse Hill Development Area
• SREP No. 20 Hawkesbury-Nepean River (No 2 – 1997)
• SREP No. 24 Homebush Bay Area
• SREP No. 25 Orchard Hills
• SREP No. 26 City West
• SREP No. 28 Parramatta
• SREP No. 29 Rhodes Peninsula
• SREP No. 30 St Marys
• SREP No. 33 Cooks Cove
• SREP
(Sydney Harbour Catchment) 2005
• Drinking Water Catchments Regional Environmental Plan No 1
• Greater Metropolitan REP No. 2 -Georges River Catchment
Hunter-Central Coast
• Hunter REP 1989 (Heritage)
• Williams River Catchment REP 1997
Southern
• Illawarra REP No 1
• Illawarra REP No 2 – Jamberoo Valley
• Jervis Bay REP 1996
• Lower South Coast REP No. 1
• Lower South Coast REP (No 2)
• Kosciuszko REP 1998 (Snowy River)
Northern
• North Coast REP http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/maintop/view/inforce/epi+51+1988+cd+0+N
Western
• Murray REP No 2 – Riverina Land
• Orana REP No 1 – Siding Spring
• Riverina REP No 1
• Western Division REP No 1 – Extractive Industries
• Willandra Lakes REP No 1 – World Heritage Property
STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING POLICIES (SEPPS)
• SEPP No. 1 Development Standards
• SEPP No. 4Development Without Consent and Miscellaneous Exempt and Complying
Development
• SEPP No. 6 Number of Storeys in a Building
• SEPP No. 14 Coastal Wetlands
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SEPP No. 41
SEPP No. 44
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SEPP No. 53
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SEPP No. 60
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Rural Landsharing Communities
Bushland in Urban Areas
Caravan Parks
Shops and Commercial Premises
Littoral Rainforests
Western Sydney Recreation Area
Intensive Agriculture
Urban Consolidation (Redevelopment of Urban Land)
Hazardous and Offensive Development
Manufactured Home Estates
Spit Island Bird Habitat
Casino Entertainment Complex
Koala Habitat Protection
Moore Park Showground
Canal Estates Development
Farm Dams and Other Works in Land and Water Management Plan Areas
Metropolitan Residential Development
Remediation of Land
Central Western Sydney Regional Open Space and Residential
Exempt and Complying Development
Sustainable Aquaculture
Advertising and Signage
Design Quality of Residential Flat Development
Affordable Housing (Revised Schemes)
Coastal Protection
(Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008
(Housing for Seniors or People with a Disability) 2004
(Building Sustainability Index: BASIX) 2004
(Infrastructure) 2007
(Kosciuszko National Park – Alpine Resorts) 2007
(Major Development) 2005
(Mining, Petroleum Production and Extractive Industries) 2007
(Sydney Regional Growth Centres) 2006
(Temporary Structures) 2007
(Rural Lands) 2008
(Western Sydney Parklands) 2009
(Western Sydney Employment Area) 2009
(Affordable Rental Housing) 2009
STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING POLICY (EXEMPT AND COMPLYING
DEVELOPMENT CODES) 2008
Circulars and practice notes
• PN 09-001: LEP Practice Note PN 08 – 003 (revised)
• PS 09-004: Circular – SEPP (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008
• PS 09-005: Circular Proclamation of certain provisions of the EP&A Amendment Act and the
EP&A A (Complying Development) Regulation
• PS 09-006: SEPP (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008 – Amendment No. 1
• PS 09-012: Complying development—changes to Conveyancing Regulation, and guide to postdetermination notification
• PS 09-013: Complying development – changes to post-determination notification
• PS 09-027: Implementation of the Metropolitan Strategy
• PS 09-031: Exempt and complying development codes – asbestos amendment
• PS 10 – 004: Codes SEPP 2008 – extension of transitional period
• PS 10-007: Codes SEPP 2008 – miscellaneous amendment
• PS 10-008: Planning Certificates – Biobanking Agreements and Complying Development
Exclusions
• PS 10-015: Codes SEPP 2008 – City of Sydney Special Events amendment (FIFA World Cup)
Guides, forms, standards and notices
• Notice of Issue – Complying Development Certificate
• GIS data for SEPP (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008
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Local Variations nomination form
User Guide (NSW Housing Code Guide to Complying Development)
NSW Housing Code Information Brochure
Sources of Information (list of websites where further information can be found)
Equivalent Zones
Equivalent Zones for the application of State Environmental Planning Policy (Exempt and
Complying Development Codes) 2008
Fact sheets
• Fact Sheet 1: Education and training
• Fact Sheet 2: Interstate comparisons
• Fact Sheet 3: Exempt development frequently asked questions
• Fact Sheet 4: Cost savings
• Fact Sheet 5: About accredited certifiers
• Fact Sheet 6: Sustainability and the NSW Housing Code
• Fact Sheet 7: Protecting neighbours rights
• Fact Sheet 8: Preserving local character
• Fact Sheet 9: Monitoring and Compliance Fact Sheet
• Fact Sheet 10: Heritage protection
• Fact Sheet 11: Introduction to the NSW Housing Code
• Fact Sheet 12: Frequently Asked Questions from the Community Information Sessions
• Fact Sheet 13: Frequently Asked Questions from the Council and Practitioner Workshops
S117 DIRECTIONS that apply to planning proposals
• 1. Employment and Resources
• 1.1 Business and Industrial Zones
• 1.2 Rural Zones
• 1.3 Mining, Petroleum Production and Extractive Industries
• 1.4 Oyster Aquaculture
• 1.5 Rural Lands
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Heritage Conservation
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Residential Zones
Caravan Parks and Manufactured Home Estates
Home Occupations
Integrating Land Use and Transport
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Acid Sulfate Soils
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5.1 Implementation of Regional Strategies
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5.2 Sydney Drinking Water Catchments effective 29 November 2009)
5.3Farmland of State and Regional Significance on the
NSW Far North Coast
5.4Commercial and Retail Development along the
Pacific Highway, North Coast
5.5Development in the vicinity of Ellalong, Paxton and
Millfield (Cessnock LGA)
5.6Sydney to Canberra Corridor (Revoked 10 July 2008.
See amended Direction 5.1)
5.7Central Coast (Revoked 10 July 2008. See amended Direction 5.1)
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Approval and Referral Requirements
Reserving Land for Public Purposes
Site Specific Provisions
• 7. Metropolitan Planning
• 7.1 Implementation of the Metropolitan Strategy
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• 1 October 2009
INSTRUMENTS OF DELEGATION – development assessment functions
• Minister’s delegation to the Planning Assessment Commission in relation to project applications
specified in that delegation (November 2008)
• Minister’s delegation to Department of Planning in relation to the Environmental Planning and
Assessment Act and Regulation (March 2009)
• Minister’s delegation to Department of Planning in relation to areas to which State Environmental
Planning Policy (Kosciuszko National Park –Alpine Resorts) 2007 applies (“the Kosciuszko
Alpine Resorts”) (September 2009)
• Director-General’s delegation to Department of Planning in relation to the Environmental Planning
and Assessment Act and Regulation (October 2009)
• Minister’s delegation to the Planning Assessment Commission in relation to project applications
specified in that delegation (18 November 2008)
• Minister’s delegation to Department of Planning in relation to the Environmental Planning and
Assessment Act and Regulation, State Environmental Planning Policy (Major Development) 2005,
Sydney Regional Environmental Plan No. 26 City West, and Sydney Local Environmental Plan
No. 2005 (25 January 2010)
• Director-General’s delegation to Department of Planning in relation to the Environmental Planning
and Assessment Act and Regulation (26 October 2009)
• Minister’s delegation to the Department of Planning, Sydney Olympic Authority and RedfernWaterloo Authority of various functions under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act
(January 2010)
DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT
Manufacturing
• B23 – SEPP 30 – Intensive Agriculture (Amendment No. 1)
• E10 – Landfilling: EIS Practice Guidelines
• E9 – Planning Guidelines for Contaminated Land
• E8 – SEPP 33 – Hazardous and Offensive Development: Application Guidelines
• E6 – Practice Guidelines for Cattle Feedlots
• E5 – Schedule 3 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 1980
• F11 – Acid Sulphate Soils Advisory Circular
• Aquaculture – What level of environmental assessment does aquaculture require?
• Clyde Waste Transfer Terminal (Special Provisions) Act 2003
Mining
• E7 – Practice Guidelines for EIS Preparation Extractive Industries and Quarries, attachment:
Practice Guideline
• Guideline for establishing and operating community consultative committees for mining projects
• Upper Hunter Cumulative Impact Study and Action Strategy
• Upper Hunter Cumulative Impact Study: Summary
Extractive Industries
• B38 – SEPP 18 Putrescible Landfill Sites
Hazards
• E12 – The Assessment of Potentially Hazardous Development
Crown Project
• D6 – Crown Development Application and Conditions of Consent. Attached Best Practice
Guidelines:
• LEP Maps: Preparing Maps for Local Environmental Plans
• Letting People Know: Ideas on When and How to Involve the Community in Planning
• Development Control Plans: Preparing Development Control Plans
• Performance Based Conditions of Consent: How to Use Performance Based Conditions of Consent
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Development Assessment Related
• E11 – EIS Guidelines
• Planning Focus Good Practice Guidelines
• Compliance Program: – Strategic Plan – September 2003
• Compliance Program: – Audit Procedures – September 2005
• EPBC Act: Guide to implementation in NSW
• Draft Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Guidelines, DOP, 2009 (check current status)
• Draft Threatened Species Guidelines for Part 3A Projects, DOP, 2009 (check current status)
• Request to Modify a Part 3A Major Project form
• Part 4 Development Application form and Supplement
• Part 4 Development Application form and Supplement
• Application to Modify a Part 4 Development Consent form
• NSW Government Draft Sea Level Rise Policy Statement
• Commuter car park program guideline
• Development Near Rail Corridors and Busy Roads – Interim Guideline
• NSW Telecommunications Facilities Code, including Broadband
• Renewing Rhodes Development Control Plan 2002
• Renewing Rhodes Contributions Framework 2002
• Renewing Rhodes Transport Management Plan 2002
JOINT REGIONAL PLANNING PANELS
• Procedures for the Operation of Joint Regional Planning Panels (updated April 2010)– The
Procedures set out what kinds of development do Regional Panels determine, how do Regional
Panels operate, and a step-by-step process for development assessment.
• Code of Conduct (updated April 2010) – The Code sets out the standards of conduct expected of
Panel members in carrying out their role.
• Also see Planning System Circulars PS-016, PS-017, PS-023, PS10-008, & PS10-009
JOINT REGIONAL PLANNING PANELS
• Joint Regional Planning Panels Complaint Handling Policy (April 2010)
• Fact Sheet 1: What are the functions and roles of Regional Panels?
• Fact Sheet 2: Where do Regional Panels operate?
• Fact Sheet 3: How are development applications assessed for Regional Panels?
• Fact Sheet 4: What are the procedures for a Regional Panel to determine an application?
CROWN DAs
• Circular No. D6 Crown Development Application and Conditions of Consent. Attached Best
Practice Guidelines:
• Section 94E Direction dated 10 November 2006
• Circular No. 06-020 dated 6 December 2006
• Section 94E Direction dated 13 January 2009
• Circular No.09-001 dated 23 January 2009
• Section 94E Direction dated 9 September 2009
• Circular No. 09-025 dated 15 September 2009
MAJOR HAZARDS PLANNING
• Applying SEPP 33 (consultation draft, July 2008)
• Botany/Randwick Industrial Area Land Use Safety Study – 2001
• Hazardous Industry Planning Advisory Papers (consultation drafts, 2008):
• HIPAP No. 1 – Industry Emergency Planning Guidelines
• HIPAP No. 2 – Fire Safety Study Guidelines
• HIPAP No. 3 – Risk Assessment
• HIPAP No. 4 – Risk Criteria for Land Use Planning
• HIPAP No. 5 – Hazard Audit Guidelines
• HIPAP No. 6 – Guidelines for Hazard Analysis
• HIPAP No. 7 – Construction Safety Studies
• HIPAP No. 8 – HAZOP Guidelines
• HIPAP No. 9 – Safety Management System Guidelines
• HIPAP No. 10 – Land Use Safety Planning
• Kurnell Peninsula Land Use Safety Study (2007)
• Locational Guidelines : Development in the Vicinity of Operating Coal Seam Methane Wells
(2004)
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• Major Industrial Hazards Advisory Papers (consultation drafts):
• MIHAP No 1 – Safety Assurance
• MIHAP No 2 – Notification, Classification and Prioritisation
• MIHAP No 3 – Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Risk Control
• MIHAP No 4 – Safety Management Systems
• MIHAP No 5 – Safety Reporting
• MIHAP No 6 – Training and Education
• MIHAP No 7 – Emergency Planning
• MIHAP No 9 – Accident Reporting and Investigation
• Newcastle and Kooragang Island Area Risk Assessment Study (1992)
• Port Botany Land Use Safety Study (1996)
• Revised planning guidelines for hazardous development: invitation to comment (August 2008)
BUILDING SYSTEMS
Building Systems System Circulars – 2005 to date [issued under the Department of Planning]
• BS 10-004 Commencement of the Building Code of Australia 2010
• BS 10-003 BCA 2010 – Correction of NSW Appendix
• BS 10-002 BCA 2010 Seminars
• BS 10-001 Draft technical standard for private bushfire shelters – opportunity to comment
• BS 09-006 Building Code of Australia 2009 – the key changes
• BS 09-005Regulatory impact statements for energy efficiency proposals for BCA 2010 –
opportunity to comment
• BS 09-004 Draft Building Code of Australia 2010 – invitation to comment
• BS 09-003 Safety barriers in aboveground car parks
• BS 09-002Commencement of the Building Code of Australia 2009; and Environmental Planning
and Assessment Amendment (Building Code of Australia) Regulation 2009
• BS 09-001Draft proposals relating to the BCA ABCB Sprinkler Code, Pressure Standard –
invitation to comment
• BS 08-003 BCA 2009 information seminars
• BS 08-002 Building Code of Australia 2008 amendment
• BS 08-001 High front gutters
• BS 07-005 Building Code of Australia 2007 amendment
• BS 07-004 Transitional arrangements for existing accredited certifiers (March 2007)
• BS 07-003 Building Professionals Regulation 2007 (March 2007)
• BS 07-002 New scheme for accrediting certifiers in New South Wales (March 2007)
• BS 07-001 BCA 2007 Seminars
• BS 06-006 CodeMark – new certification scheme for building products and systems
• BS 06-005 Implementation of the EP&A Amendment (Smoke Alarms) Regulation 2006
• BS 06-003 Changes to the Building Code of Australia 2006, which take effect on 1 May 2006
• BS 06-002 Implementation of the Building Professionals Act 2005 (16 March 2006)
• BS 06-001 BCA 2006—information seminars
• BS 05-002 Structural steel bolts
• BS 05-001 Building Legislation Amendment (Smoke Alarms) Act 2005 – update
Building Regulation Advisory Notes – 1999 to 2004 [issued under the Department of Local
Government}
• BRAN 239 – Building Code of Australia (BCA) 2005 Amendment
• BRAN 238 –Building Code of Australia (BCA) / Building Sustainability Index (BASIX)
Seminars for 2005
• BRAN 237 –Energy Efficiency Regulation Documents for Class 5 – 9 Buildings & 5 Star Houses
– for comment
• BRAN 236 – Fire stop collars – ensuring appropriate use and compliance
• BRAN 235 –Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) Discussion Paper re: building in areas of
salt attack and acid sulphate soils
• BRAN 234 – New contact details for advisory services at Bridge Street, Sydney NSW 2000
• BRAN 233 – Building Code of Australia (BCA) Advisory Service – Hours of operation
• BRAN 232 – Building Code of Australia (BCA) 2004 Amendment
• BRAN 231 – Access for people with disabilities – proposal documents for public comment
• BRAN 230 – Energy Efficiency Class 2 – 4 buildings – Extension of time to comment
• BRAN 229 – Sound Insulation Provisions – Outcomes Report
• BRAN 228 – Amendment No. 13 to Building Code of Australia (BCA) 1996
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• BRAN 226 –NSW Variation – Energy Efficiency – Amendment No. 12 to Building Code of
Australia (BCA) 1996
• BRAN 225 – Proposal for fire hazard properties: Building Code of Australia (BCA) – for
comment
• BRAN 223 –Proposed Changes to Sound Insulation provisions of Building Code of Australia
(BCA) – for comment
• BRAN 221 –Fire Alarm Monitoring – Approval / Certification of Conversion as Complying
Development
• BRAN 217 – Glazing in buildings – AS 1288 and AS 2047 – proposed change
• BRAN 216 – Recall of specified fire doors under the Trade Practices Act 1974
• BRAN 215 – Amendment No. 5 to Building Code of Australia (BCA) 1996 – Explanatory Notes
• BRAN 214 – Deletion of reference to AS 1250 – superseded by AS 4100
• BRAN 213 –Gazettal of amendment of Local Government (Approvals) Regulation to call up
Amendment No. 5 to Building Code of Australia (BCA) 1996
• BRAN 212 – Amendment No. 3 to Building Code of Australia (BCA) 1996 – Explanatory Notes
• BRAN 210 – Essential Fire Safety Measures
• BRAN 209 – Amendment No. 2 to the Building Code of Australia (BCA) 1996
• BRAN 208 – Survey of Rising Damp Salt
• BRAN 207 – Essential Fire or Other Safety Measures
• BRAN 205 – Building Code of Australia (BCA) Seminars – Purchase of work book
• BRAN 204 – Maintenance and Certification of Essential Fire and Other Measures
• BRAN 203 – Introduction of the Building Code of Australia (BCA) 1996
• BS 08-001 High Front Gutters (10/4/2008)
• BS 08-002 Building Code of Australia 2008 Amendment (13/5/2008)
• BS 08-003 BCA 2009 information seminars
• BS 07-005 – BCA 2007 Amendments (14/05/07)
• BS 07-001 – BCA 2007 Seminars (23/01/07)
• BS 06-006 – Codemark new certification scheme for building products and systems (23/6/06)
• BS 06 – 005 –Implementation of the EP&A Amendment (Smoke Alarms) Regulation 2006
• BS 06 – 003 –Changes to the Building Code of Australia 2006 (13/04/06)
• BS 06 – 001 –BCA 2006 information sessions (03/02/06)
• BS 05 – 002 –Structural steel bolts (19/12/05)
• BS 05 – 001 –Building Legislation Amendment (Smoke Alarms) Act 2005 – update (28/09/05)
Building System – Other Advisory Information
• Letter –
Amendment No. 6 to Building Code of Australia (BCA) 1996 and
• Letter –
BCA & EP&A Act: Automatic fire alarm disconnections – important issues
• Letter –
Proposed Energy Efficiency measures for houses – Invitation to comment
• Letter –
Access for people with disabilities – Directions Report
• Letter –
SEPP4 Amendment: Automatic Fire Alarm Monitoring as complying
development
• Letter –BCA & EP&A Regulation: Automatic Fire Alarm Monitoring – Update of
information
• Letter –
BCA & EP&A Regulation: Automatic Fire Alarm Monitoring – Advice on
changes
• Letter –
Hillside land: Development approval – issues for consideration
• Letter –
Fire safety issues in existing backpacker type premises
• Advisory Note – New smoke alarm requirements for existing buildings from 1 May 2006
• Fact Sheet 1: New smoke alarm requirements: Owners of houses, residential flats and units
• Fact Sheet 2: New smoke alarm requirements: For ‘shared accommodation’ buildings
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PLANNING SYSTEM
Planning System Circulars
• PS 09-031
Exempt and complying development codes – asbestos amendment
• PS 09-030
Amendment to SEPP 62 – Sustainable Aquaculture
• PS 09-029Assessment of native vegetation under the Seniors Housing SEPP; and application
guidelines
• PS 09-028
Planning for entertainment
• PS 09-027
Implementation of the Metropolitan Strategy – ministerial direction
• PS 09-026
Amendment to Mining SEPP regarding underground mining
• PS 09-025
Building Education Revolution Program – section 94E Direction
• PS 09-024
Additonal provisions for public transport facilities under the Infrastructure SEPP
• PS 09-023
Joint regional planning panels for Western Region and Wagga Wagga
• PS 09-022
Exempt and complying development codes – related regulation changes
• PS 09-021
Changes to the exempt and complying development codes
• PS 09-020Complying development – certifiers to follow Minister’s directions on development
contributions
• PS 09-019Changes to section 149(2) planning certificates by the Contaminated Land Management
Amendment Act 2008
• PS 09-018Amended school provisions under State Environmental Planning Policy (Infrastructure)
2007
• PS 09-017
Changes to Crown development provisions under the EP&A Act
• PS 09-016
Establishment of joint regional planning panels
• PS 09-015Commencement of certain provisions of the EP&A Amendment Act 2008 and EP&A
Amendment (Plan Making) Regulation 2009
• PS 09-014
SEPP (Repeal of REP Provisions) 2009
• PS 09-013Complying development – changes to post-determination notification requirements [for
vacant land]
• PS 09-012
Complying development – Conveyancing Regulation; notifications
• PS 09-011Certification of draft Standard Instrument LEPs for exhibition. Replaces circular PS
07-019 issued 30 November 2007
• PS 09-010Exempt development – temporary structures for film making and filming activities on
any land
• PS 09-009
School provisions under SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007
• PS 09-008
Updated mapping requirements for local environmental plans
• PS 09–007
SEPP (Infrastructure) Amendment (Schools, Affordable Housing and Metro Rail) 2009
• PS 09-006
SEPP (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008 – Amendment No. 1
• PS 09-005Commencement of certain provisions of the EP&A Amendment Act 2008 and EP&A
Amendment (Complying Development) Regulation 2009
• PS 09-004
SEPP (Exempt and Complying Development Codes) 2008
• PS 09-003
Commencement of provisions – enforcement matters
• PS 09-002
Commencement of provisions – new inspection requirements
• PS 09-001
Review of local contributions – section 94E Direction
• PS 08-017Review of infrastructure contributions (with attached Questions and Answers). Replaces
circular PS 07-018 issued 23 December 2008
• PS 08-016
Development near rail corridors and busy roads – interim guideline
• PS 08-015
SEPP (Repeal of Concurrences and Referral Provisions) 2008
• PS 08-014
Reporting variations to development standards
• PS 08-013
Consideration of draft EPIs under section 79C of the EP&A Act
• PS 08-012
Entertainment in pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants
• PS 08-011
Commencement of provisions on 3 November 2008 – accredited bodies corporate
• PS 08-010
Commencement of provisions on 3 November 2008 – certain certification matters
• PS 08-009
Disclosure of political donations and gifts – further information
• PS 08-008
Commencement of further provisions of EP&A Amendment Act 2008
• PS 08-007
Disclosure of political donations and gifts
• PS 08-006
Commencement of certain provisions of EP&A and BP Amendment Acts 2008
• PS 08-005
Planning system options for applicants affected by Beechwood Homes
• PS 08-004
Amendment No. 2 to SEPP 65 – Design Quality of Residential Flat Development
• PS 08-003
Variations to development standards
• PS 08-002
State Environmental Planning Policy (Rural Lands) 2008
• PS 08-001
State Environmental Planning Policy (Infrastructure) 2007
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Standard instrument for principal LEPs amendment
PS 07-017
Brothels Legislation Amendment Act 2007
PS 07-016
State Environmental Planning Policy (Seniors Living) 2004 (Amendment No. 2)
PS 07-015
Review of and subsequent changes to the SEPP (Major Projects) 2005
PS07-014Amendment no. 3 to SEPP 62 – implications for development that may affect oyster
aquaculture
PS07-013
Amendment no. 3 to SEPP 62 – implications for oyster aquaculture development
PS 07-012
New GIS data requirements for LEPs (11/09/07)
PS 07-011
Administration of planning reform fee
PS 07-010
Heads of consideration for the Minister to appoint a planning administrator or panel
PS 07-009
EPLA Act 2006 and EPAA (Miscellaneous) Regulation 2007
PS 07-008
New section 117 directions (17/07/07)
PS 07-007
New mapping requirements for local environmental plans (17/04/07)
PS 07-005
SEPP (Mining, Petroleum Production and Extractive Industries)
PS 07-006
Implementation of regional strategies – ministerial direction (4/04/07)
PS 07-004
Minor Amendments to existing use rights
PS 07-003New guideline and changes to section 117 direction and EP&A Regulation on flood
prone land (31/01/07)
PS 07-002
Environmental Planning Legislation Amendment Act 2006 (12/01/07)
PS 07-001
Consideration of draft SEPPs under s79C of the EP&A Act (11/01/07)
PS 06-020
Changes to the application of s94A of the EP&A Act – ministerial direction (06/12/06)
PS 06-019
Changes to the Standard Instrument for principal LEPs (4/9/06)
PS 06-018Approval to install relocatable and flat-pack homes outside a caravan park or
manufactured home estate (3/10/06)
PS 06-017
Performance monitoring of the planning system (17/7/06)
PS 06-016
Commencement and implementation of the EP & A Amendment Act 2006 (5/7/06)
PS 06-015
Spot rezoning (15/6/06)
PS 06-014
Minor amendments to LEPs using section 73A (12/7/06)
PS 06-013
Local environmental studies (02/05/06)
PS 06-012
New transitional arrangements for development control plans (05/05/06)
PS 06-011
Changes to the public notice requirements for planning agreements (18/04/06)
PS 06-010
Changes to the EP&A Regulation regarding major project assessments (18/04/06)
PS 06-009
Changes to the land acquisition process for reserved land (27/04/06)
PS 06-008
Standard Instrument (Local Environmental Plans) Order 2006 (03/04/06)
PS 06-007
Changes to existing use rights (31/03/06)
PS 06-006Changes to the transitional arrangements for the introduction of new section 117
directions (17/02/06)
PS 06-005
Local environmental plan review panel (16/02/06)
PS 06-003
State Environmental Planning Policy No 4 – Amendment No 17 (17/02/06)
PS 06-002
Inclusion of Property Vegetation Plans in planning certificates (10/01/06)
PS 06-001
Regulation of camping density in primitive camping grounds (10/01/06)
PS 05-014State Environmental Planning Policy (Seniors Living) 2004 – (Amendment No 1)
(23/12/05)
PS 05-013
Amendment No 4 to SEPP 71 – coastal protection (12/12/05)
PS 05-012
Planning implications of the extension of the NSW Coastal Zone (22/11/05)
PS 05-011Changes to the arrangements for implementing new requirements for development
control plans (09/12/05)
PS 05-010
Requirements for development control plans with the latest planning reforms (09/11/05)
PS 05-009
Changes to ministerial directions under section 117 of the EP&A Act (30/09/05)
PS 05-008
Changes to Part 3 and 4 of the EP&A Act (30/09/05)
PS 05-007Commencement of updated Regulation for caravan parks and moveable dwellings
(14/09/05)
PS 05-006
Commencement of Part 3A (Major Projects) of the EP&A Act (29/07/05)
PS 05-005
Reports by the Director General under section 69 of the EP&A Act (19/08/05)
PS 05-004
Development contributions practice notes (08/07/05)
PS 05-003
Changes to the development contributions system in NSW (14/06/05)
PS 05-002
State significant development (27/05/05)
PS 05-001
Occupation certificates and conditions of development consent (22/04/05)
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POLICY, PLANNING SYSTEMS & REFORM
• SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007 Director-General’s site compatibility certificate application (May 2009)
• SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007 Director-General’s site compatibility certificate application – Guideline for
applications (May 2009)
• Draft Centres Policy (April 2009)
• Promoting economic development growth and competition through the planning system – Issues for
consultation (May 2009)
• Seniors or people with a disability – also see SEPP (Housing for seniors or people with a disability) and
PS 07 – 016Flow chart – applications for a site compatibility certificate
• Section 94E direction – Direction issued by the Minister under the EP&A Act 1979 (14 September 2007)
• Urban Design Guidelines for Infill Development (UDAS 2004)
• Housing for seniors or people with a disability: a guide for councils and applicants (DIPNR 2004
currently under review)
• Bushfire evacuation risk map
2009
• SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007 Director-General’s site compatibility certificate application (May 2009)
• SEPP (Infrastructure) 2007 Director-General’s site compatibility certificate application – Guideline for
applications (May 2009)
• Draft Centres Policy (April 2009)
• Promoting economic development growth and competition through the planning system – Issues for
consultation (May 2009)
• PN 09-006 Providing for tourism in Standard Instrument LEPs (2 December 2009)
• PN 09-005 Local environmental plan zone objectives (10 September 2009)
• PN 09-004 Requesting that the Minister facilitate the preparation of an LEP (20 August 2009)
• PN 09-003 (Re)classification of public land through and LEP (12 June 2009) – supersedes previous
guidance
• PN 09-002 Environmental protection zones (30 April 2009)
• PN 09-001 Exempt and complying development (20 Feb 2009)
• e-Planning Roadmap project: Fact Sheet 1. April 2009
• e-Housing Code project: Fact Sheet 2. April 2009
• e-Housing Code pilot project – scope. May 2009
• e-Housing Code pilot project – EOI: Fact Sheet 3. May 2009
• e-Housing Code pilot project–FAQs. May 2009
• e-Housing Code pilot project – application form. May 2009
2008
• LEP Practice Note 08-001 Standard Instrument Height and floor space ratio – 30 January 2008
• LEP Practice Note 08-002 Zoning for infrastructure in LEPs
• LEP Practice Note 08-003 Transitional arrangements for exempt and complying development
2007
• Fact Sheet: Changes to the Regulation of Temporary Structures and Places of Public Entertainment –
October 2007
• Local planning practice notes (PN 07-001 Standard Instrument for LEPs – FAQs) – 26 March 2007
2006
• Section 94E direction – 10 November 2006
• Local planning practice notes (PN 06-003 Preparing LEPs using the standard instrument: definitions; PN
06-002 Preparing LEPs using the standard instrument: standard zones; PN 06-001 Preparing LEPs using
the standard instrument: standard clauses) – 12 April 2006/Revised 4 September 2006
• Standard Instrument (Local Environmental Plans) Order 2006 – 31 March 2006
• Standard Instrument (Local Environmental Plans) Order Questions & Answers – 31 March 2006
• Information sheet 1: EP&A Amendment Bill 2006 – an overview – 28 February 2006
• Information sheet 2: Planning administrators and planning assessment panels – 28 February 2006
• Information sheet 3: Development contributions – 28 February 2006
2005
• Fact sheet 6: Environmental safeguards – August 2005
• NSW planning reforms: information session briefing notes (version 2.0) – September 2005
• Development contributions practice notes – July 2005
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• NSW Government’s planning reforms: Winning jobs and investment for NSW – 12 May 2005
• Letter to council: Reminder of removal of unnecessary concurrences – 24 February 2005
2004
• Rivers and Foreshores Improvement Act exemptions: questions and answers – 24 December 2004
• Letter to council: Removal of unnecessary concurrences – 17 December 2004
• Letter to council: Rivers and Foreshores Improvement Act – permit exemptions – 17 December 2004
• Letter to council: A simpler approval process for minor development near waterways – 10 December
2004
• NSW Government’s response to recommendations from the planning reviews – September 2004
• Improving the NSW planning system – public paper – September 2004
• NSW Government’s response to recommendations from the planning reviews – September 2004
• Fact sheet 6: Development assessment – September 2004
• Fact sheet 5: Simplification of local planning – September 2004
• Fact sheet 4: Regional strategies – September 2004
• Fact sheet 3: What planning reforms mean for the community – September 2004
• Fact sheet 2: What planning reforms mean for local government – September 2004
• Fact sheet 1: Key facts on the NSW planning system – September 2004
• NSW planning reforms: questions and answers – September 2004
• Guide to Quality of Construction Act amendments – 12 July 2004
• Information on Inspections & Signage During Construction – 12 July 2004
• Section 94E direction – 31 March 2004
2003 and earlier
• Q&A on development assessment and certification – 22 December 2003
• Hints and prompts for implementing the new EP&A (Quality of Construction) Act – 22 December 2003
• Top 10 messages relating to the new EP&A Amendment (Quality of Construction) Act 2003 – 22
December 2003
• Top 10 themes in the new EP&A Amendment (Quality of Construction) Act 2003 – 22 December 2003
• Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – September 1999. Updates September 2000, August 2001
• EP&A Act & Regulation notes (various –listed below)
SUSTAINABILITY/BASIX
• BASIX Alterations and Additions Cost Estimate
• BASIX Benchmarking
• BASIX Cost Benefit Study (summary)
• BASIX definitions: Single homes, Multi-unit and Alterations and Additions
• BASIX Fact Sheet
• BASIX Indices Fact Sheet
• BASIX Alterations and Additions Fact Sheet
• BASIX Alterations and Additions Presentation (ppt)
• BASIX-compliant Home (Sustainable housing features encouraged by BASIX) Fact Sheet
• Sample BASIX certificate for a single home
• Changes to the Regulatory Scheme for BASIX from 1 October 2005
• Council Checklist
• D.I.Y. Thermal Comfort Method
• Data input checklist – Multi dwelling
• Data Input Checklist – Single Dwelling
• Direct cost of BASIX compliance – full report
• Direct cost of BASIX compliance for multi units – summary
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX)
Regulation 2004
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX)
Regulation 2005
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Further Amendment (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX)
Regulation 2005
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Building Sustainability Index) Regulation 2006
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Further Amendment (Building Sustainability Index) Regulation
2006
• State Environmental Planning Policy (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX) 2004
• State Environmental Planning Policy (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX) 2005
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State Environmental Planning Policy (Building Sustainability Index: BASIX) 2006
Guideline to the BASIX SEPP
Help notes – Multi dwellings
Help notes – Single Dwelling
Help notes – Alterations and Additions
Schedule of changes to the BASIX tool
Multi-Unit Energy and Peak Demand Study
Multi-Unit Fact sheet
BASIX-compliant multi-unit (Sustainable multi-unit features encouraged by BASIX) Fact Sheet
BASIX Multi-Unit Residential Cogeneration Demonstration Project Fact Sheet (with attached
performance reports 1-8 for the Cambridge Apartments by the MPI Group).
Practice note: The Regulatory Scheme for BASIX
Thermal Comfort Protocol: dated 01/02/07
Thermal Comfort Protocol 30/01/2007
Tutorial – Overview of BASIX Assessment Tool (Macromedia Flashmovie & word doc)
Tutorial – Register your details (Macromedia Flashmovie & word doc)
Tutorial – Login to BASIX (Macromedia Flashmovie & word doc)
Tutorial – Scenario 1: Single dwelling house (Macromedia Flashmovie & word doc)
SEPP 65 and Multi-Unit BASIX Fact Sheet
BASIX 2004-2005 Outcomes Monitoring Program
BASIX 2005-08 Single Dwellings Outcomes Report
Sydney Water – BASIX Monitoring Report – Water savings for 2007-08
BASIX Fact Sheet – Monitoring Program – Verified Water Savings 2007-08
BASIX Fact Sheet – Upgrades to BASIX from 28 March 2009 – details of changes
BASIX Fact Sheet – April 2010 -BCA 2010 and BASIX
BASIX Fact Sheet – April 2010 – New energy labelling standards for air conditioners and refrigerators
SEPP 65 – DESIGN QUALITY OF RESIDENTIAL FLAT DEVELOPMENT
• State Environmental Planning Policy No 65 – Design Quality of Residential Flat Development
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (SEPP 65) Regulation 2002
• Achieving Better Design – Residential Flat Developments in NSW; Recommendations prepared by
Urban Design Advisory Committee for the Premier of NSW, July 2000
• Mixed Use in Urban Areas (UDAS) $11 – available for purchase via pdf/photocopy at The Information
Centre
• Neighbourhood Character (UDAS) $44 – available for purchase at The Information Centre
• Residential Densities (UDAS) $44 – available for purchase at The Information Centre
• Residential Flat Design Code (UDAS) only available on the internet
• Residential Flat Pattern book (UDAS) $44 – available for purchase at The Information Centre, available
on the internet
• Urban Form (UDAS) $44 – available for purchase at The Information Centre
• Improving Flat Design: a progress report (UDAS) $11 – available for purchase via pdf/photocopy at The
Information Centre, available on the internet
LDPM AND SEPP1 DATA COLLECTIONS
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2008-09 Report
• Affordable Rental Housing and Political Donation Disclosures 2009-10 Data Template
• Affordable Rental Housing and Political Donation Disclosures 2009-10 Data Template Guide
• Affordable Rental Housing and Political Donation Disclosures 2009-10 Letter to Councils
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Data Template
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Data Template Guide
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Data Template Overview
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Extranet Guide
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Final Data Checklist
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Feedback file instructions
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• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2009-10 Letter from Director General to all NSW Councils
dated 31 December 2008 informing of changes to the 2009-10 collection.
• Local Development Performance Monitoring 2007-08 Letter from Director General to all NSW Councils
dated 31 March 2008 informing of changes to the 2008-09 collection.
• Local Development Performance Monitoring Data Collection 2006–07: Frequently Asked Questions
• Local Development Performance Monitoring Program 2006-07– Letter from Director General to all
NSW councils dated 27 July 2007
• Local Development Performance Monitoring Program 2006-07– Letter from Director General to All
NSW Councils dated 12 September 2007
• Local Development Performance Monitoring Report 2005-06
• Variations to Development Standards (SEPP1) data template
URBAN ASSESSMENTS
• Kosciuszko Alpine Resorts Geotechnical Policy
• Kosciuszko Resorts Vegetation Assessment
MAJOR PROJECT ASSESSMENTS FACTS SHEETS & GUIDELINES
• Fact Sheet 1: Which development proposals are assessed under Part 3A of the Act
• Fact Sheet 2: Steps in the Part 3A assessment process
• Fact Sheet 3: What is a State significant site
• Fact Sheet 4: Role of the Planning Assessment Commission in Part 3A projects
• Fact Sheet 6: Critical Infrastructure and Part 3A of the Act
• Guideline for State Significant Sites under the Major Project SEPP
• Guidelines for Major Project Community Consultation – October 2007
• Website Protocols for Proponents
• Assessment Officer’s Guide – Part 3A Major Project Assessment (Draft April 2010)
• Planning System Circular PS10-008 – New definition of capital investment value
• Major Development SEPP –Interim Guideline for Part 3A Residential, Commercial and Retail Projects
(Draft April 2010)
• Frequently Asked Questions – Part 3A Guide
RURAL AND REGIONAL PLANNING
Northern
• Boundary Adjustments Policy (in Objective)
• Lord Howe Island Development Control Plan 2005 (in Objective)
• Far North Coast Regional Strategy, December 2006 http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/PlansforAction/
Regionalplanning/FarNorthCoast/tabid/189/language/en-US/Default.aspx
• Mid North Coast Regional Strategy, March 2009 http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/PlansforAction/
Regionalplanning/MidNorthCoast/tabid/190/language/en-US/Default.aspx
• North Coast Urban Design Guidelines, 2009 http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/PlansforAction/
• Far North Coast Region Residential Submarket Analysis http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/
PlansforAction/Regionalplanning/FarNorthCoast/tabid/189/language/en-US/Default.aspx
• Settlement Planning Guidelines; August 2007 http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/PlansforAction/
• North Coast: Design Guidelines (in Objective)
• Tourism Development Near Natural Areas: Guidelines for the North Coast (in Objective)
• Northern Rivers Farmland Protection Project – Stage Two Consultation Report: A Report Outlining the
Consultation Process and Key Themes Raised During Public Consultations In August and September,
2004 (in Objective)
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• Northern Rivers Farmland Protection Project – Final Recommendations February 2005 http://www.
planning.nsw.gov.au/PlansforAction/Regionalplanning/FarNorthCoast/tabid/189/language/en-US/
Default.aspx
• Northern Rivers Farmland Protection Project – Methodology Report 2005 (in Objective)
• Mid North Coast Farmland Mapping Project – Final Recommendations Report, 2008 http://www.
planning.nsw.gov.au/PlansforAction/Regionalplanning/MidNorthCoast/tabid/190/language/en-US/
Default.aspx
• Mid North Coast Farmland Mapping Project – Methodology Report – 2008 (in Objective)
• Population Change in the New England North West Region; Discussion Paper, October 2004.(in
Objective)
• Growing the Region’s Connections: A coordinated transport planning framework for northern inland
NSW – Situation Statement (August 2005) (in Objective)
• Broiler Poultry Farms – Model Development Control Plan (in Objective)
• Boundary Adjustments Policy
• Lord Howe Island Development Control Plan 2005
• Far North Coast Regional Strategy, December 2006
• Mid North Coast Regional Strategy, March 2009
• North Coast Urban Design Guidelines, 2009
• Far North Coast Region Residential Submarket Analysis
• Settlement Planning Guidelines; August 2007
• North Coast: Design Guidelines
• Northern Rivers Farmland Protection Project consisting of the following parts:
• Stage Two Consultation Report: A Report Outlining the Consultation Process and Key Themes Raised
During Public Consultations In August and September, 2004
• Final Recommendations February 2005
• Methodology Report 2005
• Section 117 Direction No. 5.3 – Farmland of State and regional significance on the NSW Far North Coast
• Mid North Coast Farmland Mapping Project – Final Recommendations Report, 2008
• Mid North Coast Farmland Mapping Project – Methodology Report – 2008
• Population Change in the New England North West Region; Discussion Paper, October 2004.
• Growing the Region’s Connections: A coordinated transport planning framework for northern inland
NSW – Situation Statement (August 2005)
• Broiler Poultry Farms – Model Development Control Plan
Hunter-Central Coast
• Central Coast Regional Strategy (2008)
• Draft Newcastle-Lake Macquarie Western Corridor Planning Strategy (2009)
• Hunter REP 1989: Background Paper
• Hunter REP 1989: Summary and Plan
• Lower Hunter: Lower Hunter Employment Lands
• Lower Hunter: Lower Hunter Housing Market Study
• Lower Hunter Regional Strategy
• Mid North Coast Regional Strategy (2009)
• Shaping the Central Coast (1999)
• Upper Hunter: Lower Hunter Cumulative Impact Study and Action Strategy
• Upper Hunter: Lower Hunter Cumulative Impact Study: Summary
• Williams River Catchment: Best Practice Notes
• Williams River Catchment: Regional Planning Strategy
Coastal
• Coastal Design Guidelines 2003
• NSW Coastal Policy (1997)
• NSW Central Coasts climate change adaptation project report (2008)
Southern
• South Coast Regional Strategy
• Illawarra Regional Strategy
• Illawarra Transport Planning Principles
• Twofold Bay & Hinterlands Strategy
• Jervis Bay Settlement Strategy
• South Coast Settlement Planning Guidelines
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Alpine Region Strategy (2001)
Departmental Review Queanbeyan City Council Residential and Economic Strategy 2031
Sydney – Canberra Corridor Regional Strategy (2008)
Eurobodalla Settlement Strategy
Employment lands guidelines for the Illawarra (2008)
Draft Murray Regional Strategy (2009)
Illawarra UDP Explanatory Document: http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=iux7I
kDQKYA%3d&tabid=196&language=en-AU &
• Illawarra UDP Update Report: http://www.planning.nsw.gov.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=DIXvAit5gck
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• Illawarra and South Coast Employment Lands Update 2009
Western
• Draft Murray Regional Strategy
METROPOLITAN PLANNING
• Metropolitan Strategy: City of Cities – A Plan for Sydney’s Future (Free)
• Metropolitan Strategy: City of Cities – A Plan for Sydney’s Future, Supporting Information ($44.00)
• ADI St Marys: Environmental Planning Strategy
• Blue Mountains Eastern Escarpment Study
• Greystanes Estate Employment Lands Precinct Plan
• Hawkesbury Nepean: The Action Plan of the Hawkesbury Nepean Environmental Planning Strategy
1997
• Parramatta – the City at the Centre: A Strategy for Discussion
• Scenic Quality: Hawkesbury Nepean Scenic Quality Study
• Significant Wetlands of the Hawkesbury Nepean River Valley
• DCP – Sydney Harbour and Parramatta Rivers
• DCP – Sydney Harbour Foreshores and Waterways Area 2005 (this DCP is a revised version of the DCP
Sydney Harbour and Parramatta Rivers)
• The Rocks Signage Policy Vol 1, 2 & 3 – Revised August 2006
• The Rocks Commercial Signage Technical Manual – October 2007
• The Rocks Heritage Management Plan – February 2002 (Volumes 1, 2 & 3)
• The Western Parklands Management Vision Summary Report
• Boat Storage Policy for Sydney Harbour
• Sharing Sydney Harbour Access Program
• Sharing Sydney Harbour Access Plan
• December 2004 – Planning Guidelines for Walking and Cycling
• Integrated Land Use & Transport Policy
• Shaping Georges River (Strategy for Georges River REP)
• Employment Lands Action Plan
• Interim Land Release Contribution Policy Metropolitan Development Program (Lands Management)
• Guideline on Development Controls on Low Flood Risk Areas – Floodplain Development Manual
• Draft North Subregional Strategy
• Draft East Subregional Strategy
• Draft North East Subregional Strategy
• Draft Inner North Subregional Strategy
• Draft West Central Subregional Strategy
• Draft North West Subregional Strategy
• Draft Inner West Subregional Strategy
• Draft South Subregional Strategy
• Draft South West Subregional Strategy
• Draft Sydney City Subregional Strategy
• SEPP 10 information sheet
• Explanatory notes about SEPP 10
• SEPP 10 guide — a comprehensive guide to assist councils and property owners
• Index of median sale price for strata properties
• Revised table of rental figures
• Local government area benchmark rents as at 28 January 2000
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• Biodiversity Certification Order for the Growth Centres.
• Growth Centres Development Code
• DoP Growth Centres Precinct Boundary Review Process
• Precinct Acceleration Protocol
• Precinct Acceleration Protocol Questions and Answers
• Precinct Acceleration Protocol/Guidelines for Applicants
• Special Infrastructure Contribution Practice Note
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTRUMENT GUIDELINES
Manufacturing EIS Guidelines:
• Aquaculture in Land-Based Facilities
• Aquaculture in Natural Waterbodies
• Bitumen Works
• Cattle Feedlots
• Chemical Facilities
• Composting and Related Facilities
• Concrete Works
• Extractive Industries – Dredging
• Extractive Industries – Quarries
• Irrigation of Sewage Effluent
• Landfilling
• Marinas and Related Facilities
• Piggeries
• Poultry Farms
• Roads and Related Facilities
• Sewerage Systems
• Coal Mines and Associated Infrastructure
Manufacturing Is an EIS required for alterations and additions?
Manufacturing Managing Land Contamination: Planning Guidelines SEPP 55 – Remediation of Land
Transport Corridor Outdoor Advertising and Signage Guidelines – Assessing Development Applications under
SEPP 64
EP&A ACT AND REGULATION NOTES
• The Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Quality of Construction) Act 2003
To advise on the introduction of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Quality of
Construction) Act 2003 – December 2003
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Development Consents) Act 2003
To advise on the recent changes to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act and Regulation that
commence on 1 December 2003. – November 2003
• Miscellaneous minor amendments
To advise of minor changes to the EP&A Act, which take effect 22 July 2003 – July 2003
• Land and Environment Court review
To advise about the Land and Environment Court Amendment Act 2002, which takes effect 10 February
2003 – February 2003
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Insurance) Regulation 2002
To advise of changes in relation to professional indemnity insurance – December 2002
• Additional fee on development applications
To advise of further changes to fees made by the Environmental Planning and Assessment Further
Amendment (Fees) Regulation 2002 which came into effect on 1 November 2002- November 2002
• Fees payable on integrated development and development requiring concurrence
To advise of changes to fees made by the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Fees)
Regulation 2002, which came into effect on 2 August- September 2002
• Conversion of fire alarm monitoring
To advise of changes introduced by the EP&A Amendment (Conversion of Fire Alarm Monitoring)
Regulation 2002 – August 2002
• Transfer of functions
To advise of the transfer of functions relating to places of public entertainment from the LG Act to the
EP&A Act – March 2002
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• Changes to the regulated development fees
To outline the changes to the fees under the EP&A Regulation, which starts from 1 January 2002 –
September 2001
• Using the ‘clock’ for development applications
To outline the procedures under the EP&A Regulation for stopping and restarting the ‘clock’ when
additional information is requested on development applications – April 2001
• Using penalty notices
To outline the purpose and operation of the penalty notice provisions under the EP&A Regulation –
December 2000
• Practice notes – Regulation 2000 references
To provide users of Guiding Development: Better Outcomes, and the Act and Regulation notes, with
updated clauses from the EP&A Regulation – December 2000
• Health, safety and amenity during construction
To help consent authorities write conditions of development consent to address health, safety and amenity
issues that arise during construction works – December 2000
• Notifying council resolutions to prepare draft local environmental plans
To help councils meet the requirements of clause 9 of the EP&A Regulation when notifying decisions to
prepare local environmental plans – December 2000
• Information required for planning certificates
To tell councils about the information that needs to be included in planning certificates as a result of the
EP&A Regulation – December 2000
• Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000
To advise of the main changes to the planning and development system arising from the EP&A Regulation
– September 2000
• Aquaculture – what level of environmental assessment does aquaculture require?
To advise of changes to environmental assessment, advertising and deemed refusal periods requirements
for certain aquaculture developments – September 2000
• What do councils consider when they apply section 96?
To help councils apply section 96 of the EP&A Act which was amended on 1 June 2000 – June 2000
• Notifying the public about section 96 modifications
To advise councils on the public notification and advertising of applications to modify development
consents – June 2000
• Private certification of strata plans
To advise developers, surveyors, council officers, accredited certifiers and owners corporations on the
issue of strata certificates by private certifiers – June 2000
• Long service levy and changes to forms
To explain that the long service levy now needs to be paid at the construction certificate stage – January
2000
• Environmental Planning and Assessment (Amendment) Act 1999
To advise of changes to the EP&A Act in relation to: – January 2000
• affordable housing
• development funds
• modification of development consents
• operational improvements
ADVISORY NOTES
• Accredited Certifiers and Conflict of Interest – 6 January 2005
• DIPNR Circular – Occupation Certificates and Conditions of Development Consent – 22 April 2005
• Top ten messages relating to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Quality of
Construction) Act 2003 and Regulations – 22 April 2005
• Letter, Linking conditions of consent to the issue of occupation certificates – 30 July 2004
• Letter, Further refinements to the planning and building certification system – 12 July 2004
• Guide to Quality of Construction Act amendments – 12 July 2004
• Information on Inspections and Signage during Construction – 12 July 2004
• Letter, Commencement of mandatory inspections for Classes 1 and 5 to 10 buildings – 30 June 2004
• Letter, Improvements to the NSW building certification system – 27 February 2004
• Letter, Improvements to the NSW building certification system – 22 December 2003
• Questions and Answers – 22 December 2003
• Making a complaint against an accredited certifier
• Hints and prompts – 22 December 2003
• Threatened Species Conservation Amendment Act 2002- 1 April 2003
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Direction under s94E – 6 November 2000
Advice on planning certificates (for exempt and complying development) – March 2000
Advice on planning certificates (general) – August 1998
Answers to commonly asked questions- last updated October 1998
Savings and transitional questions and answers – December 1998
GUIDANCE ON PREPARING LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLANS
• Standard requirements for LEP GIS data (September 2007)
• Directions for planning proposals – 29 November 2009
• Directions applying to pending LEPs – 29 November 2009Local planning directions issued by the
Minister for Planning (19 July 2007)
• Revised local planning directions: overview of key changes (July 2007)
• Standard Technical Requirements for LEP Maps (issued April 2007, amended August 2007))
• Section 117 Ministerial Directions (issued 30 September 2005)
• Spot Rezonings – Department’s Position
• LEP Preparation Guidance Note No. 2004-2 – May 2004
• LEP Preparation Guidance Note No. 2004-1 – March 2004
• Letter to councils – December 1999
• LEPs and council land: best practice guideline – January 1997
• Land Use Matrix
• Settled Model Local Provisions – last updated September 2009
• Guide to Preparing Local Environmental Plans – 2009
• Guide to Preparing Planning Proposals – July 2009
• Fact Sheet: Local Plan Making Fact – 2009
• Fact Sheet: LEP review panel
• Fact Sheet: Gateway Process – July 2009
• Standard Technical Requirements for LEP Maps – published March 2009
• Standard requirements for LEP GIS data – updated November 2008
• Map templates – updated December 2008
HERITAGE
Heritage Council of NSW
• Heritage Council of NSW. Code of Meeting Practise and Committee Structures
• Heritage Council Meeting Minutes 2001-2009. (Minutes are publicly available after they have been
approved by the Heritage Council at the subsequent meeting.)
• Heritage Council of NSW Approvals Committee Meeting Minutes 2001-2009. (Minutes are publicly
available after they have been approved by the Heritage Council at the subsequent meeting.)
• Heritage Council of NSW State Heritage Register Committee Meeting Minutes 2001-2009. (Minutes are
publicly available after they have been approved by the Heritage Council at the subsequent meeting.)
• State Heritage Register Thematic Listings Program 2009-2010.
Permits and Application Forms
• State Heritage Register Nomination Form (for members of the public to nominate a place or object for
potential listing on the State Heritage Register)
• Heritage Data Form (to collect information on a heritage item)
• Heritage Act, 1977 Section 60 Application Form (to describe and seek the approval of the Heritage
Council to make changes to a State Heritage Register listed item or place or to disturb or excavate sites
listed on the State Heritage Register or to which an Interim Heritage Order applies) A scale of fees
applies.
• Heritage Act, 1977 Section 140 Application Form (to disturb or excavate sites not listed on the State
Heritage Register) A scale of fees applies
• Schedule of Standard Exemptions for works requiring Heritage Council approval
• Schedule of General Exemptions 2000
• Schedule of Additional Exemptions 2006
• Heritage Act, 1977 Section 167 Form ( To obtain an Evidentiary Certificate to document whether a site is
listed on the State Heritage Register or subject to an Interim Heritage Order)
• Fire, Access & Services Advisory Panel (FASAP) Application Form (to seek expert advice from FASAP
on fire upgrading, access and service issues for heritage properties)
Publications
• Aboriginal History and Heritage 1998
• Altering Heritage Assets. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning, 1996 online only
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Archaeological Management Plan model Consultant’s Brief. 2008.
Assessing Historical Association. Heritage Register Criterion B. 2000
Assessing Heritage Significance. 2001($18.00)
Assessing Historical Importance; A Guide to State Heritage Register Criterion A. 2006
Beyond the rolling wave; A Thematic History of Greek Settlement in NSW. Craig Turnbull and Chris
Valiotis for Heritage Office, 2001
Broken Hill Verandah Program Report by McDougall & Vines. 2005
Central West Thematic History. Terry Kass for Heritage Office, 2003
Chinese Settlement in NSW; A Thematic History Michael Williams for Heritage Office, 1999
Church Buildings: Guidelines for their Care and Conservation. 1998. (Free – print only)
Community-based Heritage Studies. 2007
Conservation Areas. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning, 1996 ($16.00 Print only)
Conservation Management Documents. 2002
Conservation Management Plan: A Checklist. 2003
Conserving Historic Signs. By Rachel Jackson and Caroline Lawrance for the Heritage Office, 2006
Conservation Products and Services Directory
Creating a Living Past: Ideas for Successful Heritage Projects Heritage Office, 2002 (Free, Print only)
Criteria for Listing on the State Heritage Register. 1996 1999
Design in Context; Guidelines for Infill Development in the Historic Environment co-authored with
RAIA NSW. 2005 (print $25.00, free online)
The Dutch in NSW: A Thematic History Kirsten Velthuis for Charles Sturt University 2005
The Economics of Heritage Listing Heritage Office, 2001
The Economics of Heritage Listing Heritage Office, 2001,Heritage Council 1991 (Free online)
Recommendations for local council heritage management, 2007
Engineering and Industrial Heritage. Co-authored with Engineers Australia Sydney Division. 2005
Federation Architecture Guidelines. Trevor Howells for Heritage Council of NSW, 1982
Federation Gardens. Christopher Betteridge for Heritage Council of NSW, 1986
A Guide to the Heritage System. Revised 2005
Guidelines for Nominations to the State Heritage Register. 2007
Heraldic Survey and Heritage Assessment: Model Brief. 2006
Heritage and development: a lawyer’s perspective by Helen MacFarlane. 2000
Heritage Approvals – Out of Print
Heritage Development Control Plan model Consultant’s Brief. 2008
Heritage Consultants Directory
Heritage Curtilages. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996 ($13.00) (Print only)
Heritage Interpretation Policy. 2005
Heritage Listing: Benefits for Owners Heritage Office 2001, revised 2004
Heritage Nominations. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996 ($5.00)
Heritage NSW: Heritage NSW is the newsletter of the Heritage Branch and Heritage Council of NSW
1998 – 2009.
Heritage Planning Practice Note.1. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996 ($5.00)
Heritage References. Heritage Office and Department of Urban Affairs & Planning 1996
Heritage Strategy Annual Reporting Template. 2008
Heritage Terms and Abbreviations. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996
Heritage Trails Heritage Office, 1995
Historical Archaeological Sites. Heritage Council of NSW, Department of Planning. 1993 (Print only)
Historical Archaeology Code of Practice. Heritage Office, Department of Planning 2006
Historical Research for Heritage. 2000
Historical Themes.2001
History and Heritage. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996 ($5.00, free online)
History of Heritage Listing. 2000
How to carry out work on heritage buildings and sites.1998
A History of Italian Settlement in NSW. Catherine Kevin and Roslyn Pesman for Heritage Office, 2001
How to establish a Heritage Advisory Service. 2009
How to establish a Local Heritage Fund. 2009
How to prepare Archival Records of Heritage Items. 1998
How to undertake a heritage main street study. 2007
Illustrated Glossary of Australian Rural Fence Terms, Heritage Branch, NSW Department of Planning.
Free (online only)
Interpreting Heritage Places and Items. 2005
Introducing the Heritage Council: Role. 2001
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Introducing the Heritage Council: State Heritage Register. 2004
Introducing the Heritage Council: Approvals Process. 2001
Introducing the Heritage Council: Presentations. 2001
Investigating Fabric. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996 ($5.00)
Investigating Heritage Significance. 2004 ($5.00)
Investigating History. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996
Investigation and Repair of Historic Concrete. 2003
Levels of Heritage Significance. Heritage Office 2008
Local Government Heritage Guidelines ($40.00)
Local Government Heritage Management program summary heritage strategy report for 2007-08. (2008)
A Lot in Store: Celebrating Our Shopping Heritage. Heritage Office, 2002
Maintenance Series. Set of 17 information sheets. 2004-5 (Sheet 7.1 “Plaster Finishes” temporarily
withdrawn for review & updating)
Minimum Standards of Maintenance and Repair.1999
Model Heritage Provisions for Local Environmental Plans. 2000 (superseded by Standard Instruments
(LEPs) Order. 2006)
Movable Heritage Principles. Co-authored with NSW Ministry for the Arts. 2000
“Just Because its old” Museums and Galleries in Heritage Buildings. Museums & Galleries Foundation
NSW and Heritage Office. 2005
Natural Heritage Principles.2000
New Uses for Heritage Places: Guidelines for the Adaptation of Historic Buildings and Sites.
Co-authored with the Royal Australian Institute of Architects NSW Chapter, 2008
NSW Government and Heritage. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996
Objects in Their Place: An Introduction to Movable Heritage. Heritage Office, 1999, reprinted 2004
Photographic Recording Of Heritage Items Using Film or Digital Capture. 2006
Pipe Organ Conservation and Maintenance Guide. 1998
Place Names of Heritage Value: A Heritage Council Policy. 2004
Planning and Heritage. With Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning. 1996 ($5.00)
Principles of Conservation Work on Heritage Places.1995
Promoting Local Identity Along Parramatta Road. 2005
Recommendations for Local Councils on Heritage Management. 2009
Regional Histories. Out of Print available on Website.
Revealing the Past: An Introduction to Historical Archaeology Heritage Office 1998, revised 2002, 2004
Revealing the Past: An Introduction to Maritime Archaeology. Heritage Office, 1998
Safe in the Shed: Caring for Historic Farm Machinery. Co-authored with NSW Ministry for the Arts,
2001
Salt attack and rising damp – A guide to salt damp in historic and older buildings. Heritage Council
of NSW 2008 with Heritage Victoria – South Australian Department for Environment and Heritage –
Adelaide City Council, Free to Download, $25 for hard copy
Shipwreck Atlas of NSW. Print only ($35.00) (Out of stock)
Shipwrecks: Diving NSW Shipwrecks. 2000 Print only
Shipwreck: NSW Shipwreck Heritage, 2000 Print only
Shipwreck: Shipwrecks and What They Tell Us. 2000 Print only
Shipwreck: Shipwrecks of NSW Inland Rivers 2000. Print only
Shipwrecks: Protecting NSW Shipwrecks. 2000 (Out of stock)
Skeletal Remains; Guidelines for Management of Human Skeletal Remains.1998
Standard Exemptions for Works Requiring Heritage Council Approval. 2006
State Agency Heritage Guide (2 parts). 2005
Statements of Heritage Impact. 2002 Online only
Street Smart: Corporate Development in Historic Town Centres. 1998
Street trees in NSW: Guidelines for conservation and management. Department of Planning, NSW, 1990.
Twentieth Century Heritage. Australian Heritage Information Network. 2001. (Free, print only)
Western Sydney Thematic History. Terry Kass for Heritage Office, 2005
What’s in Store; A History of Retailing in Australia. Powerhouse Publishing in association with Heritage
Office 2003. Print only ($34.95)
World War II Aerodromes and Associated Structures in NSW. Heritage Office, 2001
Publications priced can be purchased from the Information Centre, NSW Department of Planning. All others
available as free downloads from www.heritage.nsw.gov.au/publications
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BUILDING PROFESSIONALS BOARD
• BS 06 – 002 Implementation of the Building Professionals Act 2005 (16 March 2006)
• PS 06 – 004Prohibition of retrospective construction certificates and changes concerning compliance
certificates ( 13 February 2006)
• BS 07 – 002 New scheme for accrediting certifiers in New South Wales (March 2007)
• BS 07 – 00 Building Professionals Regulation 2007 (March 2007)
• BS 07 – 00 Transitional arrangements for existing accredited certifiers (March 2007)
• PS 08 – 006Commencement of certain provisions of EP&A and BP Amendment Acts 2008 (July 2008)
• PS 08-008 Commencement of further provisions of EP&A Amendment Act 2008 (August 2008)
• PS 08-010Commencement of provisions on 3 November 2008 – certain certification matters
(November 2008)
• PS 08 – 011Commencement of provisions on 3 November 2008 – accredited bodies corporate
(November 2008)
• PS 09 – 002 Commencement of provisions – new inspection requirements (February 2009)
• PS 09 – 003 Commencement of provisions – enforcement matters (February 2009)
• The Codes SEPP – Complying Development Checklist (October 2009)
• Guide to assessing complying development under the Codes SEPP (October 2009)
• BP Bulletin Issue 1 – December 2004
• BP Bulletin Issue 2 – April 2005
• BP Bulletin Issue 3 – September 2005
• BP Bulletin Issue 6 – July 2006
• BP Bulletin Issue 7 – October 2006
• BP Bulletin Special Edition – January 2007
• BP Bulletin Issue 10 – August 2007
• BP Bulletin Issue 13 – August 2008
• BP Bulletin – Special Edition – November 2008
• BP Bulletin Issue 15 – March 2009
• BP Bulletin Issue 16 – June 2009
• BP Bulletin Issue 16 – November 2009
• Regulatory Impact Statement – Building Professionals Regulation 2006 (July 2006)
• Accreditation scheme (November 2009)
• Certifying building and subdivision works (January 2008)
• Choosing a certifying authority (January 2008)
• Info Sheet 2 – Building Professionals Board (Revised September 2008)
• Info Sheet 3 – Accredited certifiers (Revised March 2007)
• Info Sheet 7 – Continuing professional development (Revised March 2007)
• Info Sheet 8 – Some terms used in accreditation (Revised March 2007)
• Info Sheet 9 – Insurance required by accredited certifiers (Revised August 2007)
• Info Sheet 10 – Disciplinary powers of the Board (Revised October 2008)
• Info Sheet 11 – BPB accreditation exam (Revised May 2008)
• Info Sheet 12 – Accreditation of bodies corporate (October 2008)
• Info Sheet 13 – Responsibilities of accredited bodies corporate (October 2008)
• Info Sheet 14 – Responsibilities of employees of accredited bodies corporate (October 2008)
• Info Sheet 15 – Accreditation of council building certifiers – proposal (November 2008)
• Info Sheet 16 – Certification by councils – proposed new requirements (November 2008)
• Info Sheet 17 – Info sessions on the accreditation of council building certifiers – outcomes (December
2008)
• Info Sheet 18 – Compliance with BASIX: the certifier’s role (June 2009)
• Audit checklist (November 2009)
• Amendments to the Accreditation Scheme – Exhibition copy (December 2009)
• Council accreditation application and assessment guidelines – category A1 (December 2009)
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Application and assessment guidelines – category A4 (December 2009)
Accreditation of council building certifiers: draft assessment guidelines (November 2008
Accreditation of council building certifiers: proposed legislation (November 2008)
Survey of council building certification officers (November 2008)
Consultation Report: Draft Building Professionals Regulation and Draft Accreditation Scheme (April
2007)
NSW Certification System: Overview (August 2006)
Ministerial Guidelines under clause 198 of the EP&A Regulation (adopted on 21 August 2006)
Draft Building Professionals Regulation (2006)
Regulatory Impact Statement (July 2006)
Draft accreditation scheme (July 2006)
Performance criteria: draft guide (July 2006)
Applying for accreditation – a guide (October 2007)
Building Professionals Act 2005: a guide (March 2006)
Code of conduct: a guide (March 2007)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Avoiding corruption (August 2001)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Complying development (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Conditions of development consent (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Construction certificates and the BCA (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Construction certificates for building work (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Construction certificates for subdivision (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Enforcement of development consents and complying
development certificates (August 2001)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Exercising discretion (August 2001)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Overview (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Public and private sector roles (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Private certification of strata plans (June 2000)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – The role of the principal certifying authority (September
1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – The use of compliance certificates (September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – What are the different types of development application?
(September 1999)
Guiding Development: Better Outcomes – Who is an accredited certifier? (September 1999)
NEW PUBLICATIONS
• Infrastructure levies: questions and answers (December 2008)
• Interim Land Release Contribution Policy
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
• Complaints Handling Policy
• Complaints Handling Policy and Guidelines
• Procurement Policy
• Meeting and telephone communications Code of Practice
• Meeting and telephone communications Code of Practice – Internal process for meetings
• Meeting and telephone communications Code of Practice – Internal process for telephone calls
• Corporate Plan 2009-11
• Freedom of Information Procedures
The Department’s most recent Statement of Affairs appeared in the Department’s Annual Report for the
financial year 2008/09.
SECTION 3 – CONTACT DETAILS FOR OBTAINING ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS
In the first instance, the contact person for obtaining access to documents is as follows:
The Manager
Public Access to Information Unit
23-33 Bridge Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Inquiries can be made by telephone on (02) 9228 6116 or 9228 6597, between the hours of 9:30 am and 4:00 pm.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE FORCE
FOI Agency No. 16
section 1 – Policy Documents
Corporate Policies
• Aboriginal Strategic Direction 2007 – 2011
• Business Continuity Planning
• Business Planning Policy Statement
• Child Alert SOPs
• Cleaner, Greener Fleet Policy
• Conferences – Policy for Speaking At or Attending Conferences
• Confidential Information (Police Regulation 2008)
• Confidential Source Management Policy
• Corporate Branding Policy
• Corporate Branding Style Guidelines
• Corporate Plan
• Corporate Spokesperson Program: Policy and Procedures
• Corporate Stationary Recruitment Message Policy
• Covert Vehicle Policy
• Development of Policy – Guidelines
• Document Standards and Publication Management Policy
• Drafting Policy Documents – Guidelines
• Endorsement Policy
• Enterprise Risk Management Policy Statement
• Facial Recognition Policy
• Guide to Conducting a Launch
• Information Management Responsibilities
• Injury Management
• Lobbyist Code of Conduct
• Media Policy
• Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
• Political Affiliations
• Privacy Code of Practice
• Psychological Wellbeing of Staff
• Release of Staff for Transfer to Vacancies
• Safe Driving Policy
• Sponsorship Policy
• The Management of People affected by Methylamphetamine and other Stimulant Drugs, NSW Police
Force Guidelines.
• Traffic Policy Statement
• Travel – Overseas Application Guidelines
• Uniform Guidelines for Security Industry (Commissioners Policy)
• Vehicle Marking Policy
Human Resource Services Policy and Procedures
• Aboriginal Employment Strategy 2009 – 2012
• Appointment and Transfer Police and Guidelines for Superintendent Rank
• Carers’ Responsibilities Guidelines
• Cashing in of Leave Scheme – Business Rules
• Community Language Allowance Scheme
• Conditions of Employment – Administrative Officer
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Criminal Record Checks
Department of Defence – Employer Support Payment Scheme
Disclosure of Home Address
Displaced Administrative Officer Guidelines
Establishing a New Business Unit Checklist of Procedures
Excess Administrative Officer Guidelines
Expenditure Review Committee Guidelines
Family and Community Services and Carer’s Leave
FAQs
Flexible Rostering – Administrative Officers and Ministerial Employees
Flexible Rostering (Police Only)
Flexible Work Options and Family Friendly Information Package
Flexitime Agreement
Full-Time Leave Without Pay
Full-Time Leave Without Pay Check List for Commanders/Managers
Guidelines To Request To Fill ‘Lateral’ Vacancies (Non-Commissioned Officers)
Hard to Fill Location
Harassment, Discrimination and Bullying Policy
Human Resource Management Teams
HR Review Panel ( July 2008)
Hurt On Duty
Induction – Administrative Officer
Instrument of Delegation of Authority
International (in-bound) Secondment Guidelines
Job Stream Details
Lateral Transfer of Administrative Officer Guidelines
Leading Senior Constable Guidelines
Medical Discharge
NSW Police Force Administrative Officer higher duties allowance Policy and Guidelines
NSW Police Force officer higher duties allowance Policy and Guidelines
NSW Dept of Premier and Cabinet Personnel Handbook
NSW Police Force Employees Personal Files – Policy
NSW Police Force Senior Executive Service Guidelines
Overstrength Positions
Parental Leave Policy
Part time Annual Leave for Police Officers on Parental Leave
Part Time Work for Police Officers Policy and Guidelines
Percentage Occupancy Rates of Police Positions on SAP
Planned Leave Business Rules
Police Chaplaincy Policy
Police Leave Conditions
Police Officer Redeployment to Administrative Officer Positions
Police Provident Fund
Police Senior Executive Transfer Policy
Policy on Release of Staff for Transfer to Vacancies
Position Management Business Rules
Pregnancy Procedures
Rail Passes– Home and Duty
Recreation Leave – A Guideline to Management
Restricted Duties Policy for Police
Secondary Employment
Secondment Business Rules
Sick Leave Policy
Special Sick Leave – Guidelines and Procedures
Structural Change Guidelines
Study Leave
Temporary Employees Policy and Guidelines
Term of Office of Non-Executive Commissioned Police Officers – Fixed Term Appointment Policy
Transfer Policy and Procedures
Travel Policy
Voluntary Retirement Scheme
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• Work Experience
• Working From Home
• Workplace Equity Resolution Procedures
Information Technology Policies and Procedures
• Communication Devices – Mobile Phones and PDAs
• Computer Security for Employees working Off-Site
• COPS and RTA Audit Procedures
• Data Sanitisation
• Disaster Avoidance – Disaster Recovery ( DA- DR) Policy
• Electronic Mail (Email) Guidelines and Procedures
• Email and Internet Policy
• Enduser Policy and Procedures Guide
• Enterprise Remote Access Policy
• Information Management – Code of Best Practice
• Information Management Principles and Policies
• Information Management Roles and Responsibilities
• Internet Content Policy
• Intranet Content Policy
• IT Equipment Disposal Policy
• Laptop Security
• Network Drive Usage Policy
• Network Security
• Password Policy ( EasyLogon) from 31 July 2008
• Program Governance Compendium
• Project Governance Compendium
• Radios – Lost Stolen and Misplaced
• SMS Messaging – Instructions for Use
• Software Policy
Operational Policies
• Aboriginal Caution Protocol
• Aboriginal Strategic Direction 2007 – 2011
• Adult Sexual Assault – Policy and SOPs
• Adult Victims of Sexual Assault, Interagency Guidelines for responding to
• Alcohol Policy Statement
• Bicycle Patrol Operations
• Bicycle Road Race Guide for Police
• Bicycle Road Races Guidelines ( NSW)
• Bushfire Emergency Operations SOPs
• Bushfire SOPs and Guidelines
• Cannabis Cautioning Scheme Guidelines
• CareFlight Head Injury Retrieval Trial (H.I.R.T) Helicopter Landings – SOPs
• CCTV – Development and Use of
• CCTV – NSW Gov’t Policy Statement and Guidelines for the Establishment and Implementation of
• Chaplains Call-Out SOPs
• Child Alert SOPs
• Child Protection Intervention – Interagency Guidelines
• Child Protection Procedures
• Clandestine Laboratory SOPs
• Code of Practice for CRIME
• Code of Practice for the NSWPF Response to Domestic and Family Violence
• Communication Device Policy
• Confidential Source Management Policy
• COPS Information Reports – Creation, Classification, Evaluation, Storage, Review and Destruction –
Policy
• Corporate Spokesperson Program: Policy and Procedures (NSW Police)
• Country of Birth COPS recording
• Crime Recording Standard
• Criminal Infringement Notices (CINs) SOPs
• Critical Incidents, Guidelines for the Management and Investigation of
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Deaths in Custody, Correctional Centres, Guidelines for the Investigation of
Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs
Digital Speedometers
Disaster Victim Identification Ante Mortem Policy
Domestic Violence SOPs
Drink/Food Spiking SOPs ( Investigation and Management of)
Drug Court Standard Operating Procedures
Drug Overdoes Guidelines
Duty Officer Statement
Duty Officer’s Manual
DVLOs – Guidelines for using COPS
Ethnic Affairs Priorities Statement ( EAPS)
Evidence Act – Procedures
Evidence Gathering during Public Order Incidents
Facial Recognition Policy
Forensic Procedures – SOPs
Gay and Lesbian Policy
Handbook – Police
Helicopter Medical Interventions – SOPs
Homeless People – NSW Govt Protocol
Hunter District Disaster Plan (DISPLAN)
Hydroponic Cannabis Crop Sites – SOPs
iASK Handbook
Incident and Emergency SOPs
Interviewing People With Impaired Intellectual Functioning – Guidelines for Police
Joint Investigative Response Teams 2001
Laser Pointers- Standard Operating Procedures
Major Crime, Guidelines for the Investigation of
Mandatory Fatal (Major Traffic Crash) Drug Testing (MFDT)
MERIT Guidelines
Methadone and Other Pharmacotherapies Guidelines for Police 2005
Missing Persons Policies and Procedures
Most Wanted – Publication of Wanted Persons on the Most Wanted Internet Site
Multiple Arrest Procedures
National Guidelines for Incident Management, Conflict Resolution and use of Force:2004
Needle and Syringe Program: Guidelines for Police (2005)
Neighbourhood Watch Guidelines
Notice of Suspension and Confiscation of Drivers Licence under section 205 and 206 of the Road
Transport (General) Act 2005
NSW State Disaster Plan (Displan)
Offender Photograph Procedures – 35mm Camera
Offender Photo SOPs – PhotoTrac ICS
Pawnbroker and Second-hand dealer SOPs and Legislation
Physical Evidence, Investigators Guide to
Police Response to Shark Attack (April 2008)
Projectile Throwing at Vehicles and Public Transport
Public Order Management Policy
Public Order and Operations Support Group – Guidelines
Public Order and Riot Squad – Guidelines
Radar Detector Detectors SOPs
Radios –Lost, Stolen and Misplaced
Railcorp CCTV requesting procedure
Random Breath Testing (RBT) SOPs
Recovered Assets Pool (ReAP) Operating Guidelines
Safe Driving Policy
Search Warrant SOPS
Sexual Servitude and People Trafficking Offences, Investigation of
Single Unit Policing Policies:
1 and 2 Unit Police Stations Policy
1 and 2 Unit Police Station Induction Package
OH&S Single Unit risk assessment
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Stationary Speed Enforcement (LIDAR) SOPs
Suspect Targeting Management Plan II
Suspension of a driver/rider licence by Police under section 204 of the Road Transport (General) Act
2005
Tasercam – User Guide – file Download and Review
Taser SOPs
Taser FAQ’s
Threats Against NSW Police Employees
Traffic Policy Statement
Transcription (ERISP and Self Funded) Request Guidelines
Travel – Overseas Application Guidelines
Tyre Deflation Devices SOPs
Victim Impact Statement – Information package
Video Surveillance in Police Charge Rooms and other Locations in Police Stations
Youth Justice Conferences Joint Protocol and General Procedures Manual
Youth Policy
Finance and Administration Policies
• Accounts Payable Policy
• Accounts Receivable Policy
• Cab Charge Procedures
• FBT Guide
• Financial Policy
• Financial and Budget Management Framework 2006 – 2007
• Fixed Assets Policy
• Funding Policy
• GST Guide, FAQs and Updates
• Financial Delegations
• Overpayment Policy
• Payroll Deductions – Blue Ribbon Insurance Scheme
• Purchasing Policy
• Recordkeeping Policies/Procedures
• Recovered Assets Pool (ReAP)Operating Guidelines
• Risk Management Manual
• Risk Management Policy
• Travel Policy
• User Charges (User Pays) Policy, Procedures and forms
– Business Cases and Business Development Proposals
– Service Level Agreements
– Cost Recovery and User Fees and Charges Schedule
Property Policies
• Escalation Procedure
• Works Request Procedure
Professional Standards Command Policies and Procedures
General
• Code of Conduct and Ethics (Standards of Professional Conduct Booklet)
• Conflicts of Interest Policy and Guidelines
• Conflicts of Interest ( Improper Association ) Policy and Guidelines
• Corruption Resistance Policy
• Guidelines for Local Corruption Resistance Planning
• Critical Incident Guidelines
• Critical Incident Guidelines Appendix
• Email and Internet Policy
• Integrity in Promotion
• Maintaining confidentiality of the identity of NSW Police Force employees subject to investigation by
the PIC
• Receipt of Gifts and Benefits Policy and Guidelines
• Statement of Values
• Use of Resources Policy
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Internal Witness
• Internal Witness Support Guidelines
• Thinking about blowing the whistle? How to make a protected disclosure
• Detrimental action./payback complaint policy and guidelines
• Guidelines for determining payback complaints
• IPCs – A guide for commanders / managers
• PSN 99/40 – Protected disclosures Act 1994
• PSN 01/35 – Protected Disclosures about other government departments
• PSN 01/36 – Protected Disclosures by administrative officers
• PSN 02/04 – Protection against reprisals
Complaint Management for Police
• Agreement re monitoring of Part 8A investigations by the NSW Ombudsman
• [email protected] CMT stream user guide
• [email protected] file disposal SOP’s
• [email protected] Issue List
• [email protected] Generation and Notification of PDF files – Guidelines for Categorising Document (P stream)
• [email protected] LMI stream workflow
• [email protected] P stream workflow
• [email protected] Resolution User Guide
• Class and Kind agreement – 2007
• Class and Kind – section 121 agreement 2007 – notifiable traffic matters
• Class and Kind agreement – 2008
• Complaint Allocation Risk Appraisal (CARA) Guidelines
• Complaint Handling Guidelines
• Complaint Management Pack User Guide
• Delegation of Authority – Police Act 1990 and Police Regulation 2008 – various functions
• Guidelines for NSW Police Force employees providing support during police complaint investigations
• Instrument of Delegation – Police Act 1990 and Police Regulation 2008 – Various Functions
• MOU – False and misconceived complaints
• Role of the NSW Police Force delegate where the Police Integrity Commission has recommended
action against a police officer
• Section 169 A Guidelines (July 2005)
• Section 169 A Interpretive document (May 2009)
• Section 169 A Guidelines and Clause 53 authority (Feb 2010)
• Support Package for police officers interviewed in relation to a complaint
Workplace Management
• Applying for hardship payments information package
• Decision Making Framework
• Interim Risk Management Guidelines for Police
• Internal Grievance Procedures
• EM Workplace Reviews SOPs
• Dispute Handling Guidelines – Immediate and alternative dispute resolution (ADR)
• Guidelines for police remedial performance programs
• Conduct Management Plan guidelines
• Police Officer Suspension Policy (March 2010)
Workplace Management Workflow Diagrams
• Remedial Performance Program flowchart for sworn officers
Unsworn Staff Conduct and Discipline
• FAQs Unsworn discipline matters
• Information Package for investigators involved in unsworn employee disciplinary process
• Information for investigators – extract from personnel handbook and Premier’s guidelines
Unsworn Staff Remedial Performance Management
• Admin officer remedial performance program policy and guidelines
• FAQs Unsworn remedial performance matters
Unsworn Staff Remedial Performance, Discipline and Complaint Management Workflow Diagrams
• Administrative officer disciplinary process
• Dealing with unsatisfactory performance
• Matter assessed at LAC
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• Misconduct investigation
• Misconduct – criminal
Complaint Practice Notes (police)
• 10/01 – Managing complaints involving misuse of the NS Police force email system
• 08/01 – Notification of certain complaints to the Commission for Children and Young People (CCYP)
• 07/12 – Suspending complaints where the Police Integrity Commission (PIC) take over a Part 8A
investigation
• 07/10 – P
rotection of Registered Sources when involved as either complainants or witnesses in
complaint investigations
• 07/09 – Identifying anonymous complainants
• 07/08 – Using information from carriage service providers in complaint investigations under Part 8A of
the Police Act 1990 (updated 12/03/08)
• 07/07 – Advice on the dissemination of telecommunication intercept material to the NSW Ombudsman
and PIC (updated 12/03/08)
• 07/03 – R
eviewing findings made in complaint investigations based on adverse judicial comments or
findings (updated 10/03/08)
• 06/06 – S173(5) show cause notices
• 06/04 – section 160 audits by the Ombudsman and record keeping (updated 2/10/06)
• 05/12 – Integrity in Promotion
• 05/11 – Assessment and investigation of the safe keeping of firearms (updated 09/10/08)
• 05/05 – Role of Senior Executive Officers in Part 8A complaint interviews (please refer to CPN 04/02)
• 04/05 – Conduct of internal investigations whilst court proceedings are in progress (updated 17/12/08)
• 04/04 – Complaints made to police officers in the course of unrelated dealings
• 04/03 – Identification and management of reprisal (payback) complaints
• 04/02 – Directed interviews with senior officers, compliance with clause 9 of the Police Regulation
• 03/03 – Approval to institute proceedings against a police officer (updated 09/11/07)
Information Sheets
• 08/03 – Character references – Industrial Relations Commission and other related jurisdictions
• 08/02 – Instructions for the application of the MoU under section 128(2) of the Police Act 1990
• 08/01 – Management action processes
• 07/01- Separation of the medical discharge and the section 181D processes
• 06/06 – Internal Review Panel outcome: s173 Non-reviewable Action – for subject officers (updated
10/06/08)
• 06/05 – I nternal Review Panel outcome: s173 Non-reviewable Action – for commanders (updated
10/06/08)
• 06/04 – Internal Review Panel outcome: s173 Reviewable Action – for subject officers (updated
10/06/08)
• 06/03 – Internal Review Panel outcome: s173 Reviewable Action – for commanders (updated 10/06/08)
• 06/02 – Commissioner’s Advisory Panel outcome – for subject officers (updated 10/06/08)
• 06/01 – Commissioner’s Advisory Panel outcome – for commanders (updated 10/06/08)
[email protected] Release Notes
• 10/01 – Suspension of investigation exceeding 90 days
• 09/07 – Customer service related complaints
• 09/06 – Update to customer service related complaints
• 09/05 – Various changes to [email protected]
• 09/02 – LMI suspension and CMT suspension
• 09/01 – New investigation functions
• 08/02 – Transfer LMI
• 08/01 – Enter investigation finding
• 06/01 – Remediation Project – Changes to [email protected] (version 5.0)
• 04/01 – CR 190 – LMI Transfer
Safety
Drug and Alcohol
• Drug and Alcohol Policy 2007
• Drug and Alcohol Management Plan (DAMP) Aviation Support Branch 2009
• NSW Police Force Student Drug and Alcohol Policy
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Injury Management
• Injury Management Policy
• Return to Work (RTW) Program wall display
• Restricted Duties Policy – Police
Operational Safety
• Safety Policy Statement
• OHS Management Responsibilities
• Smoke Free Workplace Policy
Safety Command Plans
• OHS Improvement Plan 2007-2008
• Measuring Implementation of the NSWPF OHS&R Improvement Plan 2008 Audit Tool
The functions and affairs of the Freedom of Information Unit are contained within the New South Wales Police
Force Annual Report (2008-2009). There is an extensive website at www.police.nsw.gov.au which contains
information free of charge for any member of the public to access further information.
Section 3 – Contact arrangements
Requests for access to documents held by NSW Police Force should be directed to:
The Coordinator
New South Wales Police Force
1 Charles Street
Parramatta NSW 2150
Telephone inquiries should be directed to:
The Coordinator,
Phone:
(02) 9689 7122.
Hours:
8.30am- 4.30 pm, Monday to Friday.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES
CORPORATE
Code of Conduct
Complaint Handling Policy
Debt Management Policy
Primary Industries Science and Research Strategy
Privacy Management Plan
FISHERIES
Aquaculture
Aquaculture Lease Area Condition Application and Information Kit
Aquaculture Administration Account Billing Policy and Procedure
Aquaculture Administration Policy and Procedures Manual
Aquaculture Debt and Fee Waiver Policy – AQP001
Aquaculture Lease Security Arrangements Information Kit
Aquaculture Permit Application Guidelines
Aquaculture Permit/Lease Variation Preliminary Assessment Application
Aquaculture Research Advisory Committee Strategic Plan 2007-2012
Barramundi Aquaculture Policy
Class A Aquaculture Permit Application and Information Kit
Class CDE&F Aquaculture Permit Application and Information Kit
Class D (Recirculation Tank/Indoor Raceway) Aquaculture Permit Application and Information Kit
Class H Aquaculture Permit Application and Information Kit
Consolidation of an Oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
Conducting a Closed Ballot for Reallocating Oyster Lease Area to Phase Out Lessees AQP005
Debt Management Policy FMB
Freshwater Fish Stocking Fishery Management Strategy
Guide to Obtaining a Class A and B Aquaculture Permit
Guide to Obtaining a Land-based Aquaculture Permit
Hatchery Quality Assurance Scheme
Hunter and Central Coast Sustainable Aquaculture Strategy
Integrated Development Guidelines
Introduction and Translocation Policy 1994
Land Based Aquaculture Policy
Management of ENHV in NSW Policy
North Coast Sustainable Aquaculture Strategy
NSW Fisheries Aquaculture Lease Application and Allocation Process 2003
NSW Fisheries Eel Aquaculture Policy
NSW Oyster Industry Sustainable Aquaculture Strategy (OISAS)
OISAS – Phase-out lease surrender and reallocation – AQP002
Oyster Industry Management and Administration Policy and Guidelines
Oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
Oyster Nursery Information Kit
Pacific Oyster and QX Disease Control Program
Pacific Oyster Management Plan for the Wagonga Inlet (20 May 2008)
Pacific Oyster Management Plan for the Clyde River Estuary (27 March 2008)
Pacific Oyster Possession and Sale Application
Renewal of an Oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
Stocking and Harvesting of Fish in Farm Dams
Subdivision of an Oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
Sublet of an oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
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Surrender of an Oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
Transfer of an Oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
Transmission of an Oyster Lease Application and Information Kit
2003–2007 Research and Development Strategic Plan for the NSW Oyster Industry
Commercial Fishing
Directors Guidelines: Determination of Catch History for the Transfer of Class A Yabby and Carp Endorsement
Commercial Fisheries Licencing Policy
Fishing Business Species Prices Review Policy
Fishery Management Strategy for the Abalone Fishery
Fishery Management Strategy for the Estuary General Fishery
Fishery Management Strategy for Estuary Prawn Trawl Fishery
Fishery Management Strategy for Lobster Fishery
Fishery Management Strategy for Ocean Hauling Fishery
Fishery Management Strategy for Ocean Trap and Line Fishery
Fishery Management Strategy for Ocean Trawl Fishery
Interim Policy on Access to Drying Lakes for Commercial Fishers
Conservation
Assessment of significance guidelines (for interpretation and application of 7 part test)
Caulerpa Control Plan
Draft Priorities Action Statement (on exhibition till 30 June 2008)
Fish Habitat Protection Plan No. 1
Fish Habitat Protection Plan No. 2 – Seagrasses
Fish Habitat Protection Plan No. 3 – Hawkesbury-Nepean River System
Integrated Development Guidelines
Policy and Guidelines for Aquatic Habitat Management and Fish Conservation 1999
Policy and Guidelines for Fish Friendly Waterways Crossings 2003
Why Do Fish Need to Cross the Road? Fish Passage Requirements for Waterway Crossings 2003
Recreational Fishing
Bag and Size Limits
Charter Boat Replacement Policy
Dollar for Dollar Stocking Program Guidelines
Fishery Management Strategy for Freshwater Fish Stocking
Fishing Closures
Small Grants Program Application Guidelines
Snowy Lakes Trout Strategy
Administration and Research
Advisory Council Procedure Manual
Animal Care and Ethics Committee Guide
Indigenous Fisheries Strategy and Implementation Plan
Management Advisory Committee Procedures Manual
Status of Fisheries Resources in NSW 2006/07
Strategic Framework for the Evaluation and Monitoring of Marine Parks in NSW (March 2004)
Strategic Research Plan for Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Conservation in NSW 2004-2009
MINERAL RESOURCES
Royalty Program
Guidelines for determining royalty obligations and calculating royalty payments
Definition of Disposals for the Purposes of section 283 (4) and 286B (1) Regulation 39 (3) (b) and
Regulation 39 (4)
Definition of Revenue, Expenditure and Depreciation for Quarterly Non-Coal Mineral Returns
Disbursements of Private Owner Refunds for Quarterly and Annual Returns
Fringe Benefit Tax in the Calculation of Ex-Mine Value for Ad Valorem Royalty
Imposition and Application of Interest Penalties for Overdue Royalty Payments
Interest and Finance Expenses in the Calculation of Ex-Mine Value for Ad Valorem Royalty
Royalty Debt Recovery Procedure
Royalty Underpayments and Overpayments of less than $0.50
The Effect of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Upon Mineral Royalty
Valuation for Sale of Ore or Tailings Bearing Mineral for Ad Valorem Royalty
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Titles/Resource Development Programs
Guidelines for Allocation of Future Coal Exploration Areas
Code of conduct for landholders, opal miners and prospectors in the Narran-Warrambool Reserve,
Lightning Ridge
Management plan for new opal fields – Opal mining in the Narran – Warrambool Reserve, Lightning Ridge
Open cutting in the Lightning Ridge area (1990)
Single Securities On Exploration Licences
Policy On Mining Lease Grant Fee
Policy For Grant Of Assessment Lease Applications
Criteria For Cancellation Or Non Renewal Of Mining Leases
Acceptable Forms Of Security
Exemption From Mining Lease Grant Fee
Labour/Expenditure Requirements On Exploration Licences
Reward Claims
Two hectare “Prospecting” Claims
Three month Opal Prospecting Licences
General Process for Determination of Environmental Impact of opal prospecting and mining in the Narran
-Warrambool Opal Mining Reserve
Geological Survey of New South Wales
Exploration Reporting – A Guide for reporting on mineral exploration and prospecting in NSW (not
including environmental reporting) July 2008
Exploration Reporting – A Guide for reporting on mineral exploration and prospecting in NSW (not
including environmental reporting) July 2008
Mine Safety
Publications
Duty of Care in the Mining Industry DVD or CD – 2004
Small Mines Safety Management Kit – 2006
Be Aware. Be Safe – 2002 (second edition)
Minerals Industry Safety Handbook – 2002
Guideline for the Safe Use of Electricity in NSW Mines – 2001
Safety Management Plan Workbook – 2002
Gretley Inquiry Report (Vols 1 and 2) – 1998
Guideline for Contractor Occupational Health and Safety Management for NSW Mines – 1998
Mine Safety Review – The Steering Group Report on Mine Safety Review Implementation (Vols 1 and 2) 1998
Review of Mine Safety in NSW Report – 1997
Risk Management Handbook for the Mining Industry – 1997
Guideline to Reviewing a Risk – Assessment of Mine Equipment and Operations – 1997
Lightning Ridge Opal Mining Safety Guidelines
Mining Design Guidelines (MDGs) – various
OHS Trainer’s Guidelines – Consultation for Coal Mining and Metal and Extractive Mines
Abstract of the Mines Inspection Act 1901, General Rule 2000, Mines Inspection Regulation 1999 (2000 Edition)
The Enforcement of Health and Safety Standards in Mines
Mine Safety Management Plan questionnaire
Mine Safety Management Plan Basic Assessment
Mine Safety Update
Mines Inspection General Rule 2000 Compliance Audit
Minerals Industry Safety Handbook
Risk Management Pocket Guide
Digging Deeper Final Report – volumes 1 and 2
Digging Deeper Platinum Rules
NSW Mining Industry Health and Safety Action Plan to 2008
International Mining Fatality Review – report and database
Guidance Notes – various to support implementation of CMHS Act CMHS Regulation, MHS Act and MHS
Regulation
Technical References – various to support implementation of CMHS Act CMHS Regulation, MHS Act and
MHS Regulation
Overview of new safety legislation for NSW mines
Overview of the new safety legislation for the NSW coal mining industry
Contractor OHS Assessment Tool
Guide the development and implementation of a Health Management Plan
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Audit Checklists – various
Investigation Reports (CD) – various
Sale of Mine Safety publications – Circular 07/002 (http://intranet.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_
file/105074/07-002.pdf)
Environment
Notice of Determination
Notices of Determination for Mining (various by date)
Notices of Determination for Exploration (various by date)
Forms
ESB-F02 Rehabilitation cost estimate form
Guidelines
DPI schedule of rehabilitation costs
EDG01 Borehole sealing requirements on Land
EDG02 Borehole sealing requirements on the beds of Waterbodies
EDG03Guidelines to the Mining, Rehabilitation and Environmental Management Process – MREMP
Guideline
EDG10 Exploration Surface Disturbance Notice
EDG11 Format and guideline for the preparation of Mining Operation Plan (MOP): Small mine version
EDG12Format and guideline for the preparation of an Annual Environment Management Report (AEMR):
Small mine version
EDG13 Exploration Licence: Rehabilitation and Relinquishment Report
EDG15 Penalty Notice for Environmental Offences
EDG16 Guidelines for completing a Review of Environmental Factors in State Conservation Areas
EDG17 Applications for subsidence management approvals
ESB18 Guidelines for Review of Environmental Factors
ESB20Rehabilitation security deposit requirements for mining and petroleum titles
Rehabilitation cost calculation tool v1.7
Policies
EDP04 Mining Operations
EDP06 Compliance and Enforcement
EDP07 Criteria for cancellation or non-renewal of mining leases
EDP08 New approval process for management of coal mining subsidence
EDP09 New subsidence management plan approval process: Transitional provisions
EDP10 Public access to information
EDP11 Rehabilitation security deposit policy
FORESTS
Access to Forests NSW Planning Information
Compensation for Loss or Damage of Personal Property of Forests NSW Employees and Volunteers
Credit Management Policy
Environmental Policy
Fire Management Policy
Forests NSW Code of Practice for Plantation Operations
Forest Operator and Contractor Licences Policy
Forest Roads, Legal Access for Private Use
Good Neighbour Policy
Health and Safety Policy
Individual Loads – Mass and Load Height Management of Log Trucks
Managing our Forests Sustainably: Forest Management Zoning in NSW State Forests
Privacy and Personal Information Protection
Recreation Policy and Strategy – “Living, working, playing... forests”
Residual Forest Biomass Policy
Tendering Policy
Volunteer Policy
AGRICULTURE
Agricultural and Animal Services Supporting plan to the State Disaster Plan
Animal Health Emergency Sub Plan to the State Disaster Plan
Animal Research and Teaching Policy and Procedures
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Brigalow Assistance Fund Business Exit Assistance Program
Brigalow Assistance Fund Business Exit (Small Operators) Program
Brigalow Assistance Fund Worker Assistance Program
Brigalow Assistance Fund Industry Development Assistance Program
Bushfire Operating Plan
Drought Relief Policy
Flood Operating Plan
Locust Standard Operating Procedures
NSW Feedlot Manual
Plantations and Reafforestation – Guidelines for Applicants
Private Native Forestry Early Exit Assistance Program
Policies and Procedures relating to:
Weeds and pest animals
Industrial hemp
Invasive species
Genetically modified organisms
Animal health management:
General animal health issues (communication, RLPB liaison, diagnosis, etc)
Alpaca health
Cattle health
Deer health
Goat health
Honeybee health
Horse health
Pig health
Poultry/bird health
Sheep health
Emergency and notifiable animal diseases
Zoonoses
Stock identification and traceability
Stock movements
Chemical residues
Market Assurance Programs (Breedsafe, JD, MAPs)
Animal welfare
Agricultural protection (drought, fire, flood, weeds, pest animals)
Compliance
Legislation
National Animal Health System Performance Standards
Plant health management
Plant movements
Fruit fly
Tocal College, CB Alexander Campus
External Course Policies – Refunds, Assessment Appeals, Complaints, Grievances and Disciplinary Procedures
National Recognition Policy
Privacy Policy
Short Course Refund and Withdrawal Policy
Student Fees policy
Tocal Code of Practice
The Statement of Affairs to June 2009 is contained in the 2008-2009 Annual Report. This is available from
the Department’s website: www.dpi.nsw.gov.au.
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Section 3 – Access Arrangements
Inquiries concerning the procedures for inspecting and purchasing policy documents and Statements of Affairs
should be made to:
The FOI and Privacy Officer
NSW Department of Primary Industries
PO Box 21
Cronulla NSW 2230
Telephone: (02) 9527 8411
Policy documents and Statements of Affairs may be inspected and purchased during normal office hours. The
department has a number of offices across the state, with the main locations for specific enquiries as follows:
Head Office
Telephone: +61 2 6391 3100
Facsimile: +61 2 6391 3336
Postal address – Locked Bag 21, Orange NSW 2800
Street address – 161 Kite Street, Orange NSW 2800
Agriculture
Telephone: +61 2 6391 3100
Facsimile: +61 2 6391 3336
Postal address – Locked Bag 21, Orange NSW 2800
Street address – 161 Kite Street, Orange NSW 2800
Fisheries
Telephone: +61 2 9527 8411 or 1300 550 474 (Australia only)
Facsimile: +61 2 9527 8576
Postal address – PO Box 21, Cronulla NSW 2230
Street address – 202 Nicholson Parade, Cronulla, NSW 2230
Minerals
Telephone: +61 2 4931 6666 or 1 300 736 122 (Australia only)
Facsimile: +61 2 4931 6790
Postal address – PO Box 344, Hunter Region Mail Centre 2310
Street address – 516 High Street, Maitland, NSW 2320
Forests
Telephone: +61 2 9872 0111
Facsimile: +61 2 9871 6941
Postal address – PO Box 100, Beecroft, 2119
Street address –121-131 Oratava Avenue, West Pennant Hills NSW 2125
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TICKETING CORPORATION (PTTC)
The PTTC’s Policy Documents are listed below:
(i) Corporate Plan.
(ii) Policy and procedure documents relating to personnel and administration matters.
Information Documents
(i) 2008/2009 Annual Report.
(ii) Privacy Management Plan dated 11 August 2009.
Section 3 – Contact and Access Arrangements
Requests for copies of the PTTC’s Policy and Information Documents should be directed to:
General Counsel
PTTC
Level 20, 456 Kent Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Phone:
(02) 9263 2503
Hours of Opening and Location of PTTC Office
The PTTC is located at the address set out above, and its office hours are 8.30am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday.
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ROADS AND TRAFFIC AUTHORITY
FOI Agency No. 60
The RTA has the following policy documents that are available from the contact persons indicated in the third
section of this Summary of Affairs.
Where a charge is made for a document, $ is shown after the name in the left-hand column. In some other
cases a photocopy fee may be payable.
CORPORATE POLICY (Description where necessary)
1. Appropriate Use of the Internet and Email Policy
2. Asset Management: Policies (3 Separate documents)
3. Bribes, Gifts and Other Benefits policy
4. Casual Employment Policy
5. Code of Conduct and Ethics
6. Community and Political Participation Policy
7. Corrupt Conduct and Maladministration Prevention Policy
8. Data Acquisition
9. Data Privacy
10. Employment of People with Disabilities Policy
11. Flexilink Audit (TMC-SOP-507009)
12. Harassment, Discrimination and Workplace Bullying Policy
13. Intellectual Property Guide
14. Policy on Electronic Mail Messages as Records (PN043)
15. Policy on Third Party Liability Claims against the RTA that come within the ambit of the Treasury
Managed Fund
16. Process for Answering Subpoenas for Production and Subpoenas to Provide Evidence
17. RTA Records Management Program Policy (PN010)
18. Recruitment Selection and Appointment Policy
19. Re-engagement of former RTA Staff Policy
20. Reporting Noise Complaints to DECC (TMC-POL-402013)
21. Responding to Coronial Recommendations
22. RTA Heritage Guidelines (2004) – Version 2
23. RTA Quality, OHS and Environmental Audit Package
24. Secondary Employment Policy
25. Secondment Policy
26. Skill Hire Engagement Personnel Policy
27. Sponsorship – Policy and Guidelines
28. Statement on Business Ethics
(Provides guidance to individuals (both RTA staff and those with whom they deal) in respect to the
RTA’s ethical behaviour. Requirements in business dealings between it and outside organisations or
individuals)
29. Temporary Employment Policy
30. Bituminous Works (PN038)
31. Communicable Diseases
32. Drugs and Alcohol
33. Entry into confined spaces (PN221)
34. Excavation
35. Fatigue Management (PN149)
36. First aid
37. Hazardous substances
38. Health Surveillance
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Incident Notification and Investigation
Injury Management (PN047)
RTA Light Motor Vehicle Policy (PN219)
Manual Handling
Managing radiation emitting devices
Noise Control
OHS Consultation (PN223)
OHS Risk Management
OHS Policy Statement (V4 2010)
Personal Protective Equipment (PN039)
Plant training and assessment (PN051)
Post incident counselling
Procedure for Drug and Alcohol Policy
Reasonable Suspicion Guidelines for Drug and Alcohol Policy
Remote or isolated work
RTA Mail Policy and Procedures (PN092)
RTA Mobile Phone Policy (CPS39)
Safe Driving
Safe Work Method Statements
Security Classification and Protection for Records and Information Policy (PN012)
Smoke Free (PN050)
Working at heights
Working in Extreme Temperatures (PN222)
Work in the Vicinity of Aboveground, Overhead, and underground Utility Services
RTA Business Continuity Management Policy (PN 094)
Legal Branch intellectual Property Guide
Development of communication material at the RTA
Visiting Delegations Policy
Graduate Recruitment and Development (GRAD) Program Policy
Apprentices, Trainees and Cadets Policy
Administration of the Deceased Estates Policy
Digital Imaging (Scanning) of Corporate Records
RTA Records Management Strategic Plan 2009-2012
Generic Print Ordering Policy
Warehousing and Distribution Ordering Services Policy
RTA Environment Policy (2009)
CONTRACTS
1. Application for Construction Industry Contractors
2. Application for Pre qualification for Construction Industry Contractors (RTA Form 627)
3. Commercial Contracts Manual
4. Engagement of IT Consultants
5. Engineering Contract Administration Procedures (5 separate documents)
6. Engineering Contracts Manual
7. Engineering Contract Notes
8. Guidelines for Inviting Expressions of Interest
9. Guidelines for Inviting Request for Proposal
10. Guidelines for the Calling of Tenders
11. Managing Tidal Flow Contracts (TMC-SOP-502005)
12. Pre qualification Scheme for Construction Industry and ITS Contractors
13. Registration Scheme for Construction Industry Contractors
14. RTA Contractor’s Environmental Management Plan– Proformas and Guidance Notes, Version 1
15. Sale of RTA data
16. Sale of RTA Software
17. Warehousing and Distribution Services Ordering Policy (PN170)
18. Quality Assurance Maintenance Model Specifications (35 separate documents)
19. Quality Assurance Model Specifications for construction works (Suite of documents)
PROPERTY
1. Management of property facilities
2. Accounting and Disclosure Policy of RTA Corporate Accommodation Property Assets (PN138)
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Accounting and Disclosure Policy of Land Acquired for Future Roadworks (PN139)
RTA Corporate Accommodation Policy (PN167)
RTA Car Parking Policy – Miller Street, North Sydney (PN202)
Property Management (PM02)
Disposal of Surplus Real Property
Land Acquisitions Policy Statement, 1999
Response to Building Management System Alarms (TMC-SOP-510004)
RTA Third Party Property Claims (first published in 2003)
Statutory Functions Relating to Land and Status of Main Roads
(Policies on formalising roads, freeways, road access, road widening and the compulsory acquisition
of land)
FINANCE
1. Road Cost Index – (issued quarterly)
(The Road Cost Index is an index used to measure quarterly movements in the changes in the input
costs of the RTA undertaking road maintenance, road safety and traffic management activities)
2. Road Price Index – (issued half yearly)
(The Road Cost Index is an index used to measure quarterly movements in the changes in the input
costs of the RTA undertaking road construction activities)
3. RTA Economic Analysis Manual $
(Provides guidance to project managers and consultants on the appropriate and consistent
methodologies and economic parameter values to use in economic evaluation of proposed road
projects and non road assets)
4. Purchasing card (PN048)
5. Recordable Items (PN151)
6. Operational assets and recordable items annual stocktake (PN153)
7. Vendor terms of trade (PN214)
8. Unclaimed monies (PN216)
9. Cash receipting (PN217)
HEAVY VEHICLE ACCESS
1. 26-metre B-Double Exemption Notice 2005.
2. 4.6 Metre High Vehicle Route Notice 2008
3. Class 1 Single Steer Axle Mass Limit Exemption Notice 2006
4. Class 3 Semi-Trailer Exemption Notice 2008.
5. Class 3 Single Steer Axle Mass Limit Exemption Notice
6. Agricultural Machine Combination Notice 2008.
7. Combine Harvester Combination Exemption Notice 2007
8. Concessional Mass Limits Notice 2006.
9. Controlled Access Bus Notice 2008. (buses longer than 12.5m but do not exceed 14.5m)
10. Converter Dolly Combination Notice 2005.
11. General B-Doubles Notice 2005.
12. General B-Double Axle Spacing Exemption Notice 2007.
13. General Class 1 Oversize (Agricultural Vehicle) Notice 2007
14. General Class 1 Oversize (Load-Carrying Vehicle) Notice 2007
15. General Class 1 Oversize (Special-Purpose Vehicle) Notice 2007
16. General Class 3 Fall Arrester Safety and Mechanical Tarping Systems Notice 2006.
17. General Class 3 Truck and Dog Trailer Combination Notice 2005
18. General Oversize (Baled or Rolled Hay) (Drought Assistance) Exemption Notice 2005.
19. General Oversize (Baled or Rolled Hay) (Bushfire Assistance) Exemption Notice 2009.
20. General Notice for the Operation of Road Trains 2005
21. Grain Auger Combination Exemption Notice 2007.
22. Higher Mass Limits (Eligible Vehicles) Notice 2006.
23. Metropolitan High Capacity Bus Trial Mass Limit Exemption Notice 2008.
24. New Drivers of TFMS Registered Employers Exemption Notice 2009
25. Rear Overhang Limit Notice 2008.
26. Refrigerated Semi-Trailer Exemption Notice 2008
27. Restricted Access Vehicle (Car Carrier) Exemption Notice 2005.
28. Special Purpose Vehicle Stand and Operate Notice 2008
29. Spray Coupe Combination Notice 2004
30. Class 3 Gas Powered Ultra Low Floor Bus Mass Limit Exemption Notice 2007.
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Compliance and Enforcement:
General Information
NSW
Chain of Responsibility
Container weight Declaration
Container weight Declaration-drivers
Heavy vehicle dimensions
Heavy vehicle mass
Drivers
Loader/packer
Operator/manager/scheduler
Consigner/receiver
Load Restraint Guide
Higher Mass Limits in NSW
Measurement Adjustments
Operating Conditions Specific Permits for Oversize and Overmass vehicles
Statewide oversize travel curfews
Mobile Crane concessional benefits scheme
REGISTRATIONS
1. ANVIS Business Rules
2. Authorised Inspection Station bulletins
3. Automotive information sheets
4. AUVIS Bulletins
5. Rules for Authorised Inspection Station
6. Business and Information Services
7. Business Rules for the Written –Off Vehicle Register
8. Changes to Registration that may effect you
9. Conditional Registration
10. Controlled Access Buses [buses longer than 12.5 metres]
11. Convex Safety Mirrors Guidelines
12. Express Yourself Cars, Motorcycles, Trailers, Heavy Vehicles (myPlates) (RTA/PUB.09.473)
13. Draft Vehicle Certification and Compliance Scheme – Service Level Agreements and Rules.
14. Dealer Vehicle Registration Scheme
15. Frontline Help
16. Heavy Vehicle Mass Loading and Access
17. Heavy Vehicles: NSW Country Road Safety Summit
18. Heavy Vehicle Safety Issues and Countermeasures
19. How to prove who you are
20. Information for Primary Producers
21. New Vehicle Data Sheets (NVD)
22. Mobility Park Scheme
23. Motor Dealers Guide to Vehicle Registration
24. NHVAS: National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme
25. NSW Photo Card – Show who you are
26. Purchasing and Registering a Heavy Vehicle
27. Road Vehicle Descriptor Sheet (RVD)
28. Route Assessment Guidelines for restricted access vehicles (May 2002)
29. Safer Child Restraints
30. Sale of RTA Data Pricing Guidelines
31. Special Number Plates – Terms and Conditions (RTA/PUB.09.149)
32. Technical specifications
33. Truck and Dog Trailers over 42.5 tonnes
34. Vehicle Inspectors Bulletins (VIB)
35. Vehicle Specification Sheets (VSS)
36. Vehicle Standards Information (VSI)
37. Signatory Information Bulletins (SIB)
38. Safer Motor cycle Helmets
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Vehicle Emissions Management Programs
1. Clean Fleet Program – Auditor Procedures Manual
2. Clean Fleet Program – Information Kit
3. Clean Fleet Program – Information Sheet
4. Clean Fleet Program (Model Waste and Recycling Collection Contract) – Information Sheet
5. Clean Fleet Program (Metropolitan Bus Systems Contract)– Information Sheet
6. Diesel Retrofit Program – Information Sheet
Tow Trucks
1. Environmental Policy
2. Heavy Tow Truck and associated Work and Equipment Charges
3. Holding Yard Policy
4. Maximum Charges for Towing, Storage and Salvage of Motor Vehicles
5. Prohibited Vehicle Policy
6. Protective Clothing Policy
7. Approved Holding Yard Register
8. Tow Truck Usage Log and Driver Register
LICENCES
1. Multi-Combination Driver Training and Assessment- Information Package
2. Alcohol Interlock Information Package for Criminal Law Specialists
3. Alcohol Interlock Information Package for Participants
4. Auditing Enhanced Enforcement Program Operations Policy and Procedure
5. Enhanced Enforcement Program Guidelines Version 3
6. Guide for international drivers
7. Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment – Assessors Log Book
8. Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment – Assessment Procedures
9. Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment – Management Agreement
10. Motorcycle Operator Skills Test (MOST) Manual
11. Motorcycle Rider Training Manual – Learner Rider
12. Motorcycle Rider Training Manual – Provisional Rider
13. National Driver Licence Classes
14. Driving Test (Class C) Testing Officers’ Manual
15. Heavy vehicle – Testing Officers’ Manual
16. Motorcycle – Testing Officers’ Manual
17. Strikes Scheme
MATERIALS
1. Bitumen Emulsion Guide – $
2. Bituminous Slurry Surfacing Guide – $
3. Dynamic Testing Of Aggregate Heaps
4. Guidelines for the Management Acid Sulphate Materials:
Acid Sulphate Soils, Acid Sulphate Rock and Monosulfidic Black Ooze (April 2005)
5. Guide to the Design, Construction, Maintenance and Management of Clay Pavements with
Geotextile Reinforced Seals
6. Long-Term Creep Characteristics of Concrete Prepared with Various Binders and Aggregates –
CSIRO- June 2006
7. Material Test Methods Vol 1-3
8. Non-Reflective Raised Pavement Markers For Lane Lines On Freeways and Dual Carriageways
9. Plastic Water Filled Devices for Roadwork Sites (TDT 2003/02)
10. Prequalified Retroreflective Raised Pavement Markers (TDT 2005/05)
11. Shotcrete Design Guidelines -$
12. Design, Construct, Maintain Model Specifications (125 separate documents)
BRIDGES AND FERRIES
1. Bridge Aesthetics ‘Design Guidelines to improve the appearance on bridges in NSW’-$
2. Bridge Waterway Manual
3. Conditions for use of the Anzac (Glebe Island) Bridge for filming and photographic shoots
4. Conditions for use of the Sydney Harbour Bridge for filming and photographic shoots
5. Mortlake Ferry Operating Timetable
6. RTA Standard Bridge Drawings
7. RTA Structural Drafting and Detailing Manual
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Spit Bridge Opening Times
The Design and Construction of Incrementally Launched Bridges
Timber Bridge Management – January 2002
Control of fishing, jumping or climbing from or on bridges
Bridge inspection and condition rating
Hexham Bridge Booking and Opening Protocols, Revision 6 (July 2006)
RTA Bridge Technical Direction Manual (Includes all current Bridge Technical Directions)
Bridge Inspection Procedure manual
Timber Bridge Manual
Timber Truss Bridge Maintenance Handbook
TRANSPORT PLANNING
1. Action for Bikes – Bikeplan 2010
2. Adoption of the Australian Road Rules (TD 99/20)
3. Approval of Green Light Corridors (TMC-SOP-502036)
4. AUTOTURN Swept Path Computer Program (TDT 2001/06a)
5. ‘Beyond the pavement’ Urban Design Policy, Procedures and Design Principles
6. Bicycle Parking (TD 2003/08)
7. CADD Manual Version 3.2 June 2005
8. Cost Recovery for Special Events (TMC-SOP-501001)
9. Current Technical Directions
10. Development Program Guidelines 2006
11. Disposal of Dangerous Goods on RTA Roads Made Safe by Fire Brigades (TMC-SOP-502025)
12. Environmental Direction No. 1: What are environmental directions?
13. Environmental Direction No. 2: Fish friendly waterway crossings
14. Environmental Direction No. 3: Purchase of land for compensatory habitat
15. Environmental Direction No. 7: Aboriginal representatives on construction sites
16. Environmental Direction No. 9: Night works
17. Environmental Direction No. 10: Disposal/recycling of replaced bridge timbers
18. Environmental Direction No. 12: Environmental training form
19. Environmental Direction No. 14: Applications and advice under the Heritage Act 1977
20. Environmental direction No. 16: Sydney Water restrictions-reminder of conditions
21. Environmental Direction No. 18: Pesticide use
22. Environmental Direction No. 19: Use of reclaimed water
23. Environmental Direction No. 20: Legal offsite disposal of bulk RTA project wastes
24. Environmental Direction No. 21: coal tar asphalt handling and disposal
25. Environmental Direction No. 24: Noise assessment for acute levels of noise – redevelopment of
existing roads
26. Environmental Management System Brochure
27. Filming Policy (TMC-POL-402010)
28. Filming on major roads – Info pack
29. Filming on major roads Policy (TTP 00/3)
30. Flashing Lights At Fixed Locations In The Road Environment
31. 40 Km/h Speed Limits in High Volume Pedestrian Areas
32. General Holmes Drive Tidal Flow (TMC-SOP-502033)
33. Guidelines for Banners on Bridges over Classified Roads
34. Guidelines for Construction Water Quality Monitoring
35. Guidelines for the Selection of Bus Priority Enforcement Camera Sites (TDT 2005/03)
36. Guide to Traffic and Transport Management for Special Events
37. Guide to Traffic Generating Developments
38. Management of Skid Resistance Data using SCRIM (TD 2004/RS05 – April 2004)
39. Managing Police/Traffic Commander Requests for Changes to Traffic Signals Settings TMCSOP-402016)
40. Murray River Crossing Strategy – March 2002
41. Network and Corridor Planning Practice Notes – November 2008
42. NSW Speed Zoning Guidelines
43. Paramics microsimulation modelling – RTA Manual
44. Pay Parking (Version 3.1)
45. Planning Guidelines for Walking and Cycling
46. Policy for activating the JOC for Major Incidents and State Emergencies (TMC-POL-406003)
47. Policy for Green Light Corridors (TMC-POL-402017)
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Policy for managing repairs to faulty Traffic Signal Loop Detectors (TMC-SOP-407002)
Policy for Traffic Modelling (TMC-POL-407001)
Procedures for Use in the Preparation of a Traffic Management Plan (Version 2)
Quality Assurance Model Specifications (159 separate documents)
Roadside Environment Strategic Plan (1995) ($50)
Roadside Tribute Policy (PN 148)
Route Assessments for 14.5 metre buses
RTA Aboriginal heritage guidelines Version 1 (2002)
RTA Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Consultation and Investigation (August 2008)
RTA Code of Practice for Water Management (1999)
RTA Communications and Community Involvement – A resource manual for staff, 2008
RTA Environmental impact assessment guidelines 2009
RTA Environmental Impact Assessment Policy Guidelines Procedures Version 4 (2001)
RTA Environmental impact assessment – preparing an operational traffic and construction noise and
vibration assessment report (February 2010)
Environmental impact assessment standard brief – noise and vibration assessment (October 2008)
Environmental Incident Classification and Management Policy (April 2008)
Guidance for Environmental Incident Classification and Management (April 2008)
Environmental Incident Classification and Management Procedure (April 2008)
RTA Environmental Management System (2006)
Environmental Inspection Report and Guidance Notes (2008)
RTA Heritage Action Plan 2005-2010
RTA Pesticide Use Notification Plan, 2007
RTA Procedure for selecting treatment strategies to control road runoff, Version 1.1
RTA Road Tunnel Guideline Part 1 – Concept Design – Fire safety design
RTA Road Tunnel Guideline Part 2 – Development of a scope of work and technical criteria – Fire
safety design
RTA Road Tunnel Guideline Part 3 – Design development – Fire safety design
RTA Statutory Planning Guidelines (1999) ($50)
RTA section 170 heritage and conservation register Thematic History (2006) – 2nd Edition
RTA section 170 heritage and conservation regisger –Submission to the NSW Heritage Council –
December 2009
RTA section 170 heritage and conservation register – December 2009
Model historic heritage brief – archival recording (2009)
Model historic heritage brief – baseline heritage assessment (2009)
Model historic heritage brief – heritage assessment and statement of heritage impacts (2009)
RTA Waste Reduction and Purchasing Plan (2009)
RTA Water Policy (1997)
RTA Water Management Plan (April 2009)
Energy Management Plan, Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW (April 2008)
Safe-T-Cam Policy and Procedures
SCATS Loop Repair Process (TMC-SOP-507010)
Schedule of Roads Classified under the Roads Act (November 2009)
Sydney Airport Air Alert (TMC-SOP-502034)
The Aboriginal Action Plan 2006-2010
TMC Management of Special Events (TMC-POL-401001)
Tourist Signposting (Version 3.1)
Traffic Modelling (TMC-SOP-507001)
Growth Centres Road Framework
Network and corridor Planning Practice Notes
Lower Hunter Transport Needs Study
Central West Transport Needs Study
Cashless Tolling Around Sydney
ROAD AND TRAFFIC DESIGN
1. Advertising on RTA Infrastructure (TMP 98/3 and TMP 99/2)
2. Approved retro-reflective sheeting materials for road signs (TDT 2008/02)
3. ‘Beyond the pavement’, Urban Design Policy, Procedures and Design Principles
4. Bus Stop Blackspot Zones (TD 98/14)
5. Bridge Aesthetics
6. Concrete Roundabout Pavements –Guide to Design and Construction (March 2004) $
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Delineation
Design vehicle and turning path templates (TDT 2006/01)
Filming Projects – Guidelines for parking and road closures
40 Km/h Speed Limits in High Volume Pedestrian Areas
Great Western Highway, Blue Mountains, Urban Design Framework
Great Western Highway Management Plan
Guide for the Measurement and Interpretation of Skid Resistance using SCRIM (August 1995)
Guidelines for Traffic Facilities (Green Book) ($50)
(Deals with delegation of RTA decision making powers, for certain traffic facilities, to Councils)
A series of guidelines covering the design and construction of roads and neighbourhood areas
• Part 1. Legislative and Administrative Framework
• Part 2. Public Participation in Local Issues
• Part 3.1 Preferential Parking Zones
• Part 3.3 Angle Parking on Public Streets
• Part 3.5 Disabled Parking
• Part 4.1 Children’s Crossings
• Part 4.3 Grade Separated Pedestrian Facilities
• Part 4.4 Marked Foot crossings
• Part 6. Speed Humps – Planning and Implementation
• Part 7.1 40 km/h Speed Limits on Public Streets
• Part 7.2 Local Area Traffic Management
• Part 7.3 Shared Traffic Zones
• Part 7.4 Control of Traffic within Developments
• Part 8. Road Closures
• Part 9. Light Traffic Thoroughfares
Guide to Quality Assurance Specifications (14 separate documents)
Guide to use Portable Traffic Light Signals
Guidelines for the signposting of accommodation facilities (TDT 2006/06a)
Guidelines for the implementation of on-street car share parking (TDT 2007/04)
Hook Turn Only Sign at Signalised Intersections (TD 99/24)
Implementation of new Intersection Layout at Traffic Signals (TDT 2009/03a)
Installation of Light Emitting Diode (LED) Traffic Signal Lanterns (TDT 2008/05)
Interim Guide to Signs and Markings – Withdrawal from Use (TDT 2008/02)
Keep Clear Pavement Marking (TD 99/26)
Land Use Development Assessment -RTA Guidelines (TDT 2008/04)
Landscape Guideline 2008
Management of RTA Plans and Drawings (PN 145)
Management Responsibility for Heritage Items in the Road Reserve (2005) (Corporate Policy
Statement No. 30)
Motor Bike Parking (TD 2004/02)
Motorcyclist Risk Area Identification Signs
New sign for use in roadwork speed zones (TDT 2007/03)
No Entry Signs for Road-Related Areas (TD99/28)
No Hook Turn By Bicycles (TD 99/25)
No Standing and No. Parking Signs (TD 99/21)
NSW Bicycle Guidelines (Version 1.2)
NSW Guidelines for Bicycle Road Races
Pacific Highway Urban Design Framework: Hexham to Tweed Heads
Parking Control Signs – Adoption of Symbolic Period Parking Signs (TD 97/22)
Parking Signs Australian Standard Zone Symbol Parking Signs (TD 97/23)
Parking Signs – Standard Zone Symbol Parking Signs Part 2 (TD 99/27)
Pedestrian Refugees (TDT 2002/10)
Permit Parking (Version 2.1)
Plan Approval Process
Policy For Safety Screening Of Bridges
Post Completion Review Policy
Requalified retro reflective raised pavement markers (TDT 2005/05)
Programming of Projects within the Traffic and Transport Program
Replacement of Tar Spraying Signs (TDT 2002/14)
Replacement of Traffic Controller Ahead Symbolic Signs (TDT 2002/13)
Rest Area Best Practice Design Guide
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50. Restricted Parking Areas (Version 2.0)
(Deals with the design of road geometry, drainage and roadside furniture associated with roads in
NSW)
51. Road Environment Safety: A Practitioner’s Reference Guide To Safer Roads
52. Roundabouts – Geometric Design Method (Version 1.0)
53. Roundabouts – Pavement Marking (Version 1.0)
54. Route Standards, South West Region, Version 1.0 November 2004
55. Route Standards for Western Region State Road Network (January 2003)
56. RTA Contaminated Land Management Guideline Version 1 (2005)
57. RTA Environmental Noise Management Manual, 2001
58. RTA Erosion and Sedimentation Risk Assessment Procedure (2009)
59. RTA Model Drawings
60. RTA Noise Wall Design Guideline (2007)
61. Safety in Sydney’s Major Road Tunnels
62. Safety Zone Signs (TD 99/31)
63. School Zones
64. Shared Paths – User Advisory Signs (TDT 2001/07a)
65. Shared Zone Signs (TD 2000/06)
66. Signposting of Educational Institutions
67. Signposting for Hospitals (TD 92/47 + TS90/3)
68. Signposting of Regional Shopping Centre (TDT 2002/02)
69. Signposting for temporary rural closures (TDT 2006/05)
70. Signposting Of Rest Areas, Driver Reviver Sites and Other Rest Stops
71. Signs and Markings for Transit Lanes (TD 99/5)
72. Signs for Prohibitions, Designated Paths and Control of Downhill Speed (TD 99/33)
73. Stopping and Parking Restrictions at Intersections and Crossings (TDT 2002/12)
74. Temporary roadwork speed zones (TDT 2006/04)
75. Toll Charge Signs (TDT 2005/06)
76. Towards Guidelines for Retail Centres along Traffic Routes
77. Traffic Control at Work Sites (Version 3.1)
78. Traffic Separation using Road Marking Materials (TD 2000/4)
79. Traffic Signal Practice – Design (Comprises 16 separate Sections +4 Appendices)
80. Traffic Signal Design (16 Sections + 5 Appendices)
81. Transport Interchange Signposting (TDT 2005/07)
82. Truck Lanes (TD 2000/5)
83. Use of Austroads and Australian Standards Documents (TDT 2009/01)
84. Use of fluorescent material for road signs (TDT 2007/01)
85. Use of Freeway Signs (TD 2000/2)
86. Use of Keep Left Unless Overtaking Signs (TD 2000/3)
87. Use of Portable Variable Message Signs with Radar Speed Indicators (TDT 2008/01)
88. Use of Traffic Management Equipment on Multi-function poles (TDT 2008/03)
89. U-Turns at Signalised Intersections (TD 99/23)
90. Vehicle Path Computer Program (TD 92/24)
91. Zig Zag Advanced Pavement Markings at Marked Foot crossings (TD 92/43)
92. GIPSICAM – Provision of State Road image to councils
93. Use of Geocentric Datum of Australia (GDA)
94. Management of RTA plans and drawings
95. Project handover: Considering asset management implications during the project life cycle (RNIMPOL-101)
96. Infrastructure Maintenance forward program (IM-POL-102)
97. Sub network ranking of roads for infrastructure asset management (IM-POL-104)
98. Business rules for the development and management of the slope stability remediation program
99. Business rules for program budgeting
100. Business rules for program development
101. Business rules for project selection in the infrastructure maintenance program
102. Location and Placement of Variable Message Signs (VMS)(TDT 2005/02)
103. Safety Barrier Assessment Submission Information Pack
104. Safety Barrier Product Information template
105. Culvert Management Framework (PN211)
106. Permanent safety barrier products accepted for use on the Classified Road Network
107. Temporary safety barrier products accepted for use on the Classified Road Network
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AGREEMENTS WITH PUBLIC UTILITIES/STATE GOVERNMENTS
1. Local Government Road Safety Officer Funding Agreement
2. Local Government Road Safety Program Project Funding Guidelines 2007
3. Memorandum of Understanding: – Local Government Road Safety Program
4. Murray River Incident Response Plan Manual
5. Agreement for Block Grant Assistance to Council for Regional Roads
6. 2002-2004 Local Government Road Safety Program Strategic Plan
7. Memorandum of understanding between Sydney Water Corporation and RTA, Parts A and B
8. Road Maintenance Council Contract – Guidelines
9. Memorandum of Understanding between RTA and DECC for Kosciuszko National Park MR677 and
MR286.
10. Memorandum of Understanding between Department of Defence and RTA for Kings Highway
Upgrade and Safety Works Package Queanbeyan to Bungedore
FIELD OPERATIONS
1. Answering 132 710 Traffic Information Calls (TMC-SOP-509004)
2. A Guide to the Delegation to Councils for the Regulation of Traffic (including the operation of Traffic
Committees) (Version 1.3)
3. Barton Highway Incident Response Plan Manual
4. Clearway Towing – Owner/Driver Enquiries (TMC-SOP-5020110
5. Clearway Towing – Vehicle Events (TMC-SOP-502010)
6. Communicating Major Incident Information to Stakeholders (TMC-SOP 402021)
7. Delegation to Chairpersons of Regional Traffic Committees – Appeals to Regional Traffic
Committees
8. Delegation to Councils – Regulation of Traffic (February 2009)
9. Deploying portable generators to designated blacked-out intersections (TMC-SOP 502039)
10. Displaying manual messages on Variable Message Signs (VMS) (TMC-SOP-502027)
11. Electronic lane changing on the Sydney Harbour Bridge (TMC-SOP-502040)
12. Guide to Traffic Generating Developments (December 2002)
13. Hume Highway Incident Response Plan Manual
14. Interim Guidelines For The Placement Of Building Waste Containers
15. Issuing a Road Occupancy Licence (TMC-SOP-502016)
16. Issuing a SHB Road Occupancy Licence (TMC-SOP 502017)
17. Issuing a Speed Zone Authorisation (TMC-POL-502022)
18. Management of Illuminated Street Name and Advertising Sign Proposals (Version 1.1) (TMP 99/3)
19. Murray River Crossings, Incident Response Sub Plan of the Murray District, DISPLAN
20. Policy for communication for the traffic management of incidents (TMC-POL-409001)
21. Policy for development of Transport Business Continuity Plans (TMC-POL-406002)
22. Policy for removing vehicles from roads and road related areas (TMC-POL-402005)
23. Removal, relocation and disposal of vehicles that are abandoned, unattended, broken down or seized
by the police RNIM –POL-810
24. Policy For Road Safety Audits Of Construction and Reconstruction Projects
25. Policy for using RTA traffic management CCTV cameras (TMC-POL-402002)
26. Policy for using variable speed limit signs (TMC-POL-402011)
27. Policy on answering calls in the Transport Operations Room (TMC-POL-402007)
28. RailCorp/CityRail Shutdowns (TMC-SOP 502009)
29. Renumbering of Traffic Controller Ahead (Symbolic) sign (TDT 2009/05)
30. Reporting Potholes (TMC-SOP-502012)
31. Reporting Traffic Sign Faults (Traffic Signs) (TMC-SOP-502013)
32. Reporting Traffic Signal Faults (Traffic Signals)(TMC-SOP-502014)
33. Removal of live and dead animals from State roads (TMC-POL-402014)
34. RTA Bicycle Policy for Grates (TMP00/1)
35. RTA Bicycle Policy for Maintenance Work (TMP 99/4)
36. RTA Stockpile Site Management Procedures, 2005
37. SCATS and Sydney Light rail operations (TMC-SOP-507012)
38. Schedule of Nominated Train Stations (Version 1.2)
39. The Asset Life Cycle Management System
40. Traffic Commanders Role in Traffic Management of Planned Incidents (TMC-POL-403002)
41. Traffic Commanders Role in Traffic Management of Unplanned Incidents (TMC-POL-403001)
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Traffic Management Incidents Plans
Traffic Management of Unplanned Incidents (TMC-POL-402015)
Use of Class 1 Retro reflective Sheeting on Roadworks Signs (TDT 2004/01a)
Use of Pre-formed Traffic Signal Detection Loops (TMP 00/2)
Use of Variable Message Signs (VMS) (TDT 2002/11)
Upgrading the Pacific Highway Access to private property for investigation of road project
Upgrading the Pacific Highway Environmental Assessment. Part 3A. RTA/Pub.05.215
Upgrading the Pacific Highway How is noise addressed. RTA/Pub.05.213.
Upgrading the Pacific Highway Meeting environmental needs. RTA/Pub.05.214
Upgrading the Pacific Highway Property acquisition. RTA/Pub.05.212
Use of Type Approved Illuminated Flashing Arrow Signs (TDT 2009/04)
Variable Message Signs (VMS) Standby Messages (TMC-POL-402012)
Works Authorisation Deed
Policy and Procedure for Contra-Flow Traffic management – F3 Freeway (TMC-POL-402012)
NSW Rural Fire Service request for assistance during bushfires (TMC-SOP-502031)
Traffic Commander operations (TMC-SOP-503001)
School Zone Alert Devices – Fault Reporting (TMC-SOP-502007)
Creation of a Road Occupancy Memorandum Of Understanding (TMC-SOP-502021)
Traffic Management of Unplanned Incidents (TMC-SOP-502032)
RTA Fixed Digital Speed Cameras and Red Light Cameras (TMC-SOP-502043)
Road Occupancy Licence Memorandum Of Understanding (TMC-POL-402009)
TMC Visitor Groups (TMC-SOP-509001)
Providing access to IRIS (TMC-SOP-509002)
Issuing a Filming Road Occupancy Licence (TMC-SOP-502018)
Issuing a F3 Road Occupancy Licence (TMC-SOP-502020)
Policy for turning off the priority component of PTIPS (TMC-POL-402004)
ROAD SAFETY
1. Accident Reduction Guide
2. Action for Bikes – Bikeplan 2010
3. A Guide For The Measurement and Interpretation Of Skid Resistance Using SCRIM
4. A guide to the correct installation and use of seat belts and child restraints
5. A Practical Guide to Addressing Road Safety Issues Around Schools
6. Children’s Crossings: A Guide to Promoting Correct Use (TDT 2002/07)
7. Children’s Crossings – RTA Policy (TMP 01/1)
8. Compliance and enforcement – chain of responsibility
9. Compliance and enforcement – consignor/receiver
10. Compliance and enforcement – container weight declarations
11. Compliance and enforcement – container weight declarations – drivers
12. Compliance and enforcement – drivers
13. Compliance and enforcement – general information
14. Compliance and enforcement – heavy vehicle dimensions
15. Compliance and enforcement – heavy vehicle mass
16. Compliance and enforcement – loader/packer
17. Compliance and enforcement – NSW
18. Compliance and enforcement – operator/manager/scheduler
19. Concessional Mass Limits
20. Drink Drive: Problem Definition and Countermeasure Summary
21. Driver Fatigue: Problems Definition and Countermeasure Summary
22. Easy Audit – A Computer System For Road Safety Audits
23. Fatal Roadside Object Study
24. Fixed Digital Speed Cameras: Manual for Site Selection and Preparation
25. Guidelines for Driving Emergency Vehicles (TMC-POL-403007)
26. Guidelines for Implementing the 50km/h Urban Speed Limit
27. Higher Mass Limits in NSW – Information for Local Governments
28. How to Prepare a Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan. An Easy Three Stage Guide
29. Management Of Skid Resistance Data Using SCRIM
30. Mobile crane towing a trailer
31. Motorcycle Safety: Issues and Countermeasures
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NSW Speed Zoning Guidelines
Pacific Highway Safety Review
Pedestrian Safety: Problem Definition and Countermeasure Summary
Planning Guidelines for Walking and Cycling (TDT 2005/01)
Princes Highway Safety Review
Procedure To Target Runoff Road To The Left On A Right Hand Curve Crashes On Undivided High
Speed Rural Roads
Principle of Effective Community-Based Safe Driving Programs for Novice Drivers and Passengers
Road Safety Benefit-Cost Analysis: Materials For Program Submissions
Road Safety 2010 – a framework for saving 2000 lives by the year 2010 in New South Wales
Roadside Services in Remote Areas (TMP 99/7)
Road User Behaviour Study – Community Attitude Survey Report
Road User Behaviour Study – Crash Data Analysis Report
Road User Behaviour Study – Public Education and Mass Media Report
Road User Behaviour Study – Road Safety Enforcement and Deterrence Strategies Report
Road Trains
Road User Behaviour Study – Summary Report
RTA Bicycle Policy for Grates (TMP00/1)
RTA Bicycle Policy for Maintenance Work (TMP 99/4)
Rural Road Crash Rates By Road Stereotypes
Safe Driving Policy (RTA)
Safety Barrier Terminal – MELT
Safety Restraint Fitting Manual
School Crossing Supervisors – Administration
School Crossing Supervisors – Training
School Zones
Sharing The Main Street: A Practitioner’s Guide
Single Steer axle mass limit increase to 6.5 tonnes.
Significant Roadside Environment Area Signs (TMP 99/6)
Signposting of Educational Institutions (TDT 2002/03)
Snow and Ice Conditions Reporting (TMC-SOP-509006)
Speed Issues and Countermeasure Summary
Speed Problem Definition and Countermeasure Summary
The Use Of Crashcam For Crash Analysis and Investigation
Tidal Flow Inspections (TMC-SOP-502006)
Travelling on the Pacific Highway- Take a Break RTA/Pub.00.023
Use of Pre-formed Traffic Signal Detection Loops (TMP 00/2)
Use of Traffic Calming Devices as Pedestrian Crossings (TDT 2001/04)
Variable Message Signs (VMS) and Variable Speed Limit Signs (VSLS) Wet Weather Plan (TMCSOP-506002)
Variable Message Signs at new fixed speed camera sites
Wire Rope Safety Barrier Crash Test
Policy for Variable Message Signs (VMS) at new fixed speed camera sites
Uncovering advisory signage at new fixed speed camera sites
Warning Letter period for all new fixed speed cameras
Newell highway Safety Review
Marking informal heavy vehicle stopping areas with Blue Reflectors (TD 2009/RS01)
Buying a Used Car
HW25 Illawarra Highway Incident Management Plan
MR185 Lawrence Hargrave Dr Incident Management Plan
MR 95 Picton Rd Incident Management Plan
MR177 Appin Rd Incident Management Plan
MR581 Springhill Rd Incident Management Plan
MR620 Masters Road Incident Management Plan
INTELLIGENT ACCESS PROGRAM
1. Management Review (IAU006)
2. Control of Documents (IAU003)
3. Corrective and Preventative Action (IAU008)
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Triples Operating conditions (IAU009-03)
IAP New Applications (IAU010)
IAP Cursory Checks (IAU011)
IAP Route Assessing (IAU012)
Requesting Route Approval from Road Owners (IAU013)
IAP Quads Process (IAU014)
IAP PBS Process (IAU0150
Triples Application ((IAU016)
Reviewing Route Response (IAU017)
Updating Roads in the IIAD (IAU018)
IAP Issuing an Interim IAC (IAU019)
IAP Issuing Permits (IAU020)
Archiving Applications Procedure (IAU021)
IAP Cancelling Application Procedure (IAU022)
IAP Database Road Synchronisation with SIS (IAU023)
IAP Route Confirmation Service (IAU024)
IAP Route Maps Review (IAU025)
1. Protecting your privacy -brochure
2. Accessing information from the RTA under NSW Government Information (Public Access) or
Privacy legislation – brochure
3. Government Information (Public Access) Policy (PN 069)
4. Contract Reporting Requirements under NSW Government Information (Public Access) 2009 Policy
(PN 004)
5. Guidelines for contract reporting requirements under the Government Information (Public Access)
2009 (PN 004G)
6. Protection of Personal Information Policy (PN 055)
7. Guidelines for processing complaints under the Privacy Acts (PN 055G) for PN 055)
The Statement of Affairs is available, without charge, from the RTA’s website at http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/
aboutus/statement_of_affairs.html
Requests for RTA records, information or documents under the GIPA or Privacy Act should be applied for by:
1. Completing an RTA Request for Access form. This form is available at all RTA offices and on the RTA
website at www/rta.nsw.gov.au/aboutus/downloads/gipa_form_dl1.html or you may apply in writing
supplying all the details required under the section 41 of the GIPA Act , section 14 of the Privacy Act or
section 26 of the Health Privacy Act.
2. Present the form or letter, the appropriate fee and, where necessary, identification, to any RTA office
or post it to the address on the form. Details of procedures, fees, and reductions in certain cases, can
be obtained from the GIPA and Privacy brochures, including the ‘Accessing information from the RTA
under NSW Government Information (Public Access) or Privacy legislation’ brochure, available at RTA
offices or on the RTA website.
There are currently six RTA Regional GIPA/Privacy Liaison Officers in NSW that assist with GIPA applications
or enquires. They are located at:
Sydney Region
Southern Region
PO Box 973, Parramatta 2150
PO Box 477, Wollongong East 2520
27 Argyle Street
Level 4, 90 Crown Street
Parramatta 2150
Wollongong 2500
DX 28555 Parramatta
DX 5178 Wollongong
Telephone: (02) 8849 2325
Telephone: (02) 4221 2415
Facsimile: (02) 8849 2760
Facsimile: (02) 4227 3705
Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm
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Western Region
PO Box 334, Parkes 2870
51 – 55 Currajong Street,
Parkes 2870
DX 20256 Parkes
Telephone: (02) 6861 1444
Facsimile: (02) 6861 1414
Hours:
Northern Region
PO Box 576, Grafton 2460
31 Victoria Street,
Grafton 2460
DX 7610 Grafton
Telephone: (02) 6640 1327
Facsimile: (02) 6640 1301
Hours:
South West Region PO Box 484, Wagga Wagga 2650
1 Simmons Street,
Wagga Wagga 2650
DX 5407 Wagga Wagga
Telephone: (02) 6938 1105
Facsimile: (02) 6938 1183
Hours:
Hunter Region
Locked Bag 30, Newcastle 2300
59 Darby Street,
Newcastle 2300
DX 7813 Newcastle
Telephone: (02) 4924 0203
Facsimile: (02) 4929 7107
Hours:
Your local office can advise you which RTA GIPA and Privacy Liaison Officer covers a given area or contact
one of the following:
The General Manager, Government Information and Privacy Branch
Locked Bag 928 NSW 2059
Level 9, 101 Miller Street,
North Sydney 2060
DX 10516 Sydney
Telephone: (02) 8588 4980
Facsimile: (02) 8588 4109
Hours:
Email:
[email protected]
Email:
[email protected]
Email:
[email protected]
Note: Copies of the RTA’s Summary of Affairs and any requested policy documents listed above have been
forwarded to the:
State Library of NSW
Library of the Parliament of NSW
National Library of Australia
Information and Research Service, Department of Premier and Cabinet
Fisher Library, University of Sydney and
Ward Library, University of Western Sydney
Anne King,
Acting Chief Executive
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Annual Report
Apologies
Appeal Review Process
Broadcast email
Checking Website Content
Communications and Service Delivery
Code Of Conduct
Complaints
Conduct Guidelines for Members of the NSW Rural Assistance Authority Board
Corporate Plan
Corruption Prevention (incorporating Protected Disclosures)
Delegations of Authority
Drugs and Alcohol
Ethnic Affairs Priority Statement
Farm Debt Mediation Guidelines
Grievance Procedure
Guarantee of Service
Higher Duties and Temporary Appointments
Job Evaluation
Media Relations
Mobile Communications Devices
OHS Incident Management
OHS Risk Management
PC Use and Security
Policy Development
Policy Guidelines on various assistance measures
Privacy Management Plan 2009-2012
Publishing and Printing
Purchase Cards
Records Management
Records Management – Electronic Records
Records Management – Functional Retention and Disposal Schedule
Records Management – Strategic and Operational Plan
Refinance of Existing Mortgages
Rehabilitation Policy and Program
Requests for an Increase in Priority from Prior Mortgagees
Release of RAA Security
Smoking on NSW Rural Assistance Authority Property
Staff Induction Manual
Workplace Emergency Management
Workplace Harassment and Bullying
The Authority’s most recent Statement of Affairs is dated June 2010. Copies of this document can be obtained
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SECTION 3 – INQUIRIES UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
Inquiries can be directed to the FOI Officer by telephone (02) 6391 3020 or by fax (02) 6391 3098. Requests
for access to documents should be accompanied by a $30.00 application fee and directed in writing to:
The Freedom of Information Officer
NSW Rural Assistance Authority
Locked Bag 23
Orange NSW 2800
email:
[email protected]
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The NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) holds the following policy documents affecting members of the
public. Most are available free. For larger documents a charge may be payable. Further information can be
obtained by visiting the NSW RFS website at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au or via the contact arrangements set out below.
AWARDS
External Service Awards (under review)
Internal Service Awards
BRIGADE ADMINISTRATION (BRIGADES/GROUPS)
Appointment of Field and Group Officers (under review)
Brigade Account Keeping Guidelines
Brigade Constitution (under review)
Brigade Websites and Internet Postings (under review)
Cadet Rural Fire Brigades (under review)
Formation and Disbandment of Brigades and Groups of Brigades (under review)
Joining the RFS as a Volunteer Member (including Transfer Applications) (under review)
Junior Members (under review)
Participation by Staff in Brigade Activities (under review)
Running a Brigade Meeting Guidelines
Self Help Guide to Developing Your New Brigade Constitution
Brigade Registers
10 Steps to Becoming a Volunteer
A Guide to Insurance Protection for Volunteer Rural Firefighters
Legal Protection for Volunteer Rural Firefighters
National Criminal History Record Checking General Information Sheet
Secondary School Cadet Program brochure
BRIGADE ADMINISTRATION (FIRE CONTROL OFFICERS)
Appointment of Fire Control Officers and Deputy FCOs
BUSH FIRE CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE POLICIES
2000
Co-ordinated Firefighting Operations Health and Safety
Dispute Avoidance/ Dispute Resolution
Guidelines for Dispute Avoidance/ Dispute Resolution
Guidelines for Evacuation of Persons from Dwellings during Bush Fires
Residential Evacuation
2001
Notified Steps for the Establishment and Maintenance of Planted Forests
Smoke Management Policy
2003
Communication
Safety Advisor Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
2005
Aviation Support to Bush Fire Fighting
Fire Mitigation Works Funding (under review)
2006
Bush Fire Management Committees
Management of Bush Fire Operations
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Fire Trails
Section 44 Payment and Reimbursement Criteria and Payment Procedures
2008
Bush Fire Risk Management
Annex A Bush Fire Risk Management – Model Risk Management Plan
Annex B Bush Fire Risk Management – Guidelines
Annex I Bush Fire Risk Management Plan Exhibition and Approval Process
FIRE SERVICES JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE POLICIES
Commendations for Excellence in Service Delivery
NSW Fire Brigades and NSW RFS Joint Training Criteria and Proposal
Response of Specialist Resources to Fire Incidents and Emergencies
LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Qualifications of RFS Members (under review)
Training General
OPERATIONS (NSW RURAL FIRE SERVICE)
Application of Food Safety Procedures
Crisis Handling Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Fire and Other Incident Procedures – incorporating:
– Base Camp SOPs
– Fireground SOPs
– Prescribed Burning SOPs
– Safe Driving SOPs
– Safe Working on Roads SOPs
– Safe Working on Roofs SOPs
– Use of Heavy Plant SOPs
Note: All SOPs currently being reviewed and developed into Operational Protocols
– Management of Asbestos Incidents (Operational Protocol)
– Fire Investigation Powers of Entry and Search Warrants (Operational Protocol)
– OP 1.1.2 – Remote Area Fire Fighting (RAF) (under review)
– OP 1.2.3 – Working in the Rail Corridor
Fire Investigation and Fire Investigation SOPs (under review/development of Operational Protocol)
Handling of Crisis Events (under review/development of Operational Protocol))
Operational Management, Response and Reporting, incorporating:
– Incident Management Procedures
– Operational Management Procedures
– Firefighters’ Pocket Book
Remote Area Firefighter Fitness Training (under review/development of Operational Protocol)
Operations:
• Interagency Aviation SOPs (under review)
State Aviation Assistance Plan (Bush Fire Co-ordinating Committee Policy)
OPERATIONS (CO-ORDINATED BUSH FIRE FIGHTING)
Co-ordinated Fire Fighting, Incident Management, Air Operations and Assistance
PREVENTION (COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT)
Community Engagement Resource Catalogue
Bush Firewise 2
Bush Firewise 3
Fire Danger Rating brochure
Prepare Act Survive brochure
Bush Fire Survival Plan booklet
Introduction to Farm Firewise
Guide to Farm Firewise
Be Prepared – Fire Safety at Home
Caravan leaflet
Bushwalking leaflet
Fire Prevention Preparation Handbook
Introduction to SWS
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Guide to SWS in your Brigade area
Firesafe 1, 2 and 3
Fire Science Workbook 1 and 2
Kids Firewise Firefighter Course Guide
Flashboards
PREVENTION (IMPLEMENTATION)
Variation to Bush Fire Danger Periods (under review)
Bush Fire Hazard Complaints and Notices
Environmental Assessment for Bush Fire Hazard Reduction Works
Penalty Notices
Fire Permits
Prescribed Burn Planning SOPs and burn plan templates
Standards for Windrows
Application Instructions for a Bush Fire Hazard Reduction Certificate
Before You Light That Fire (new version due for release 30 June 2010)
Standards for Asset Protection Zones
Standards for Low Intensity Bush Fire Hazard Reduction
Standards for Pile Burning
PREVENTION (PLANNING)
• Building in Bush Fire Prone Areas – Single Dwellings
• Council Checklist for section 100B Development Applications
• Council Checklist for section 79BA Development Applications
• Development Control Note 02 – Establishment of Easements for Asset Protection Zones
• Development Control Note 04 – Preparation of Local Environmental Plans (LEPs)
• Development Control Practice Note 01/06 – Entering Location in Spatial BRIMS
• Development Control Practice Note 2/06 – Fire Retardant Treated Timber
• Development Control Practice Notes 03/06 – External Doors (under review)
• Development Control Practice Note 1/07 – Submission Requirements
• Development Control Practice Note 2/07 – Part 3A Process
• Fast Fact – Holiday Parks
• Fast Fact – Exotic Vegetation
• Fast Fact – Glazing in the Flame Zone (under review)
• Fast Fact – Water Supply for Fire Fighting
• Fast Fact – Fire Resistance Levels
• Fast Fact – Request to Review
• Fast Fact – Consolidation of Land
• Fast Fact – Building Code of Australia (BCA) 2010
• Fast Fact – Staged Developments
• Fast Fact – Western NSW District
• Fast Fact – Plans of Management
• Fast Fact –Window Protection (under review)
• Fast Fact – Evacuation Plans
• Fast Fact – View Factor
• Fast Fact – Ecotourism
• Fast Fact – Bush Fire Prone Land
• Fast Fact – Varying Construction Levels
• Fast Fact – Dual Occupancy Developments
• Fast Fact – Fences or Gates in Bush Fire Prone Areas
• Fast Fact – 79BA Letters sign off
• Fast Fact – Pre DA or Pre-Purchase advice
• Guideline for Councils on Bush Fire Prone Area Land Mapping
• Guideline for the Preparation of Emergency/Evacuation Plan
• Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2006
• Appendix 3 Addendum 2010
• Riparian Guidelines – NSW Department of Water and Energy
• Smoke Alarms 2/06
• APZ Calculator Help
• Bush Fire Attack Assessor Help
• PBP Navigator Help
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Bush Fire Risk Management Planning: Guidelines for Bush Fire Management Committees
Facilitators Guide for Bush Fire Risk Management
Conditions for Hazard Reduction and Aboriginal Heritage
Threatened species hazard reduction list
Threatened species notes
The Bush Fire Environmental Assessment Code for New South Wales 2006
The Code Q&A for Volunteers
The Code Q&A for the Public
PROTOCOLS
Ceremonies and Events (under review)
Uniforms Incorporating Corporate Wardrobe (under review)
Vehicle Identification and Marking (under review)
RESOURCES (ACQUISITION)
Return of Equipment Allocated to Members of RFS (under review)
RESOURCES (DISPOSAL)
Asset Disposal (under review)
RESOURCES (MANAGEMENT)
Annual Inspection of Unregistered RFS Vehicles, Trailers, and Plant
Equipment Maintenance
Maintenance of Buildings (under review)
RESOURCES (STANDARDS)
Appliance/Vehicle Category Details
Breathing Apparatus
Fire Control Centre Accommodation and Facilities (under review)
Fire Fighting Vehicle Construction Standard (under review)
Operational Communications
Protective Clothing and Accessories (under review)
Standard Brigade Stations
Tanker Changeover Second-hand Program (under review)
SERVICE ADMINISTRATION (AUTHORITIES)
Application of Delegations and RFDSA to SS (under review)
Delegations and Authorisations (including supplementary delegations – unincorporated area of NSW)
Powers of Officers (Jervis Bay Territory) (under review)
Powers of Officers (under review)
SERVICE ADMINISTRATION (COMMAND STRUCTURE)
Ranking and Insignia (under review)
SERVICE ADMINISTRATION (GENERAL)
Appointment of District and Zone Liaison Committees
Brigade Websites and Internet Postings
Child-Related Activities (under review)
Code of Conduct and Ethics
Criminal History and Disciplinary Record Checks (under review)
Discipline (under review)
Environment (under review)
Fundraising Activities (Provision of Goods and Services)
Grievance (under review)
Health, Safety and Welfare Consultative Committees
Intellectual Property
Legal Assistance for Volunteers and Members of the Staff of the Service (under review)
Management of Service Standards, Policies and Related Documents (under review)
Media Relations (under review)
Reporting of Corruption Issues
RFS Consultative Committees
Organisational Communication (under review)
Personal Information and Privacy
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Project Management
Systems Audits (under review)
Service Delivery Model
Statewide Commercial Training (under review)
Stand Down/Removal from Membership and Notification of Criminal Charges and Convictions (under review)
Volunteer and Visitor Access to Network Services and Data
WELFARE
Chaplaincy
Chaplaincy and Family Support brochure
Critical Incident Support Services
Injury/Accident Reporting and Investigation
Under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 (FOI Act), the NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) is required to
prepare a Statement of Affairs which describes its structure and functions; how those functions affect members
of the public; how the public can participate in policy development; documents held by the NSW RFS; and
how people can access those documents or seek amendment to documents concerning their personal affairs.
Structure and functions
As at June 2010 the NSW RFS comprises the following directorates:
• Regional Services
• Operational Services
• Executive Services
• Membership and Strategic Services
• Infrastructure Services
Effect of functions on members of the public
The NSW RFS’s purpose is to protect the community and the environment by minimising the impact of fire
and other emergencies. The NSW RFS achieves this by providing the highest standards of training, community
education, prevention and operational capability through a community-based fire and emergency service. These
functions have a broad effect on members of the public, for example, through:
• the agency’s role in assessing development proposals on bush fire prone land;
• planning and conducting hazard reduction operations to reduce the risk of bush fires;
• encouraging awareness of bush fire risks and measures which can reduce those risks; and
• the agency’s role in responding to fires and other emergencies.
Public participation in policy formulation
The prevention and suppression of fires depends on community commitment and involvement at all levels,
from policy development to everyday business, recreational or domestic activities. The NSW RFS works with
all sectors, including volunteers, business, industry, individuals, and State, local and federal government bodies
to implement an integrated fire protection framework for Rural Fire Districts. The community participates
in policy formulation through various consultative bodies. The NSW RFS seeks public submissions when
developing and reviewing legislation, policies, plans and programs.
Documents held by the NSW RFS and how you can obtain them
While many documents held by the NSW RFS are available to the public free of charge or can be viewed or
purchased, access to other documents may require an application under the FOI Act or the Privacy and Personal
Information Protection Act 1998.
Policy documents: A list of policy documents called the Summary of Affairs is published each June and
December in the Government Gazette. These documents include corporate documents, personnel guidelines,
field policies and procedures.
Many documents may be found on the NSW RFS website at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au and others may be purchased.
Access to policy documents can also be arranged by contacting the FOI Officer on the telephone number below
during business hours, 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
Publications: The NSW RFS produces a range of books, guides, teachers’ kits, information pamphlets and
posters. Publications are listed on the NSW RFS website.
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Freedom of Information applications
You may apply under the FOI Act for access to documents held by the NSW RFS that are not publicly available.
The documents can relate to personal or non-personal information. You can also apply under the FOI Act
to correct information about your personal affairs if it is incomplete, incorrect, misleading or out-of-date.
Applications under the FOI Act should be in writing, accompanied by a $30 application fee, and directed to
the FOI Officer at the address below.
Privacy applications
The Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 regulates the way the NSW RFS deals with personal
information and gives people a legally enforceable right of access to their personal information, including forms
of information other than documents. An application can be made under the Act for personal information that
may be held by the NSW RFS. Applications may also be made to amend personal information that may be
incomplete, incorrect, misleading or out-of-date. If you believe that the NSW RFS has breached your privacy,
you can ask us to investigate what occurred by writing to the Privacy Officer.
For enquiries relating to documents held by the NSW RFS or application forms to access information, please
call the NSW RFS on 1800 679 737. Requests and applications made under the Freedom of Information Act
1989 and Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 should be directed in writing to: NSW Rural
Fire Service, Locked Mail Bag 17, Granville NSW 2142.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
SAS TRUSTEE CORPORATION
Section 1– Policy Documents
SAS Trustee Corporation (STC) is the trustee of the New South Wales public sector closed defined benefit
superannuation schemes.
Policy documents in respect of STC that are available for inspection are:
• State Superannuation Scheme policy register
• State Authorities Superannuation Scheme policy register
• State Authorities Non-contributory Superannuation Scheme policy register
• Police Superannuation Scheme policy register
• STC Board Code of Conduct
• STC Executive Code of Conduct
• STC Privacy Statement
• Ethnic Affairs Priority Statement
• Disability Action Plan
• Equal Employment Opportunity Management Plan
The most recent Statement of Affairs for STC was published in June 2009 in STC’s Annual Report. The
Statement is also available on the website at www.statesuper.nsw.gov.au. A copy of the Statement of Affairs
can also be obtained (free of charge) by contacting the Freedom of Information Co-ordinator.
Section 3 – Freedom of Information Contact Point
Requests under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 for inspection of policy documents held by STC and
requests by members to access their member records should be made to:
The Freedom of Information Co-ordinator
SAS Trustee Corporation
PO Box 1229
Wollongong NSW 2500
Telephone: (02) 4298 6478
Facsimile: (02) 4298 6467
Applications and inquiries can be made between 10.00 am and 4.00 pm, Monday to Friday.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
NSW Scientific Committee
INTRODUCTION
The NSW Scientific Committee was established in 1996 following the enactment of the Threatened Species
Conservation Act (TSC Act).
The Scientific Committee is an independent committee and consists of 11 Scientists appointed by the Minister
responsible for the Threatened Species Conservation Act. The membership of the Committee includes scientists
from the following organisations:
Australian Museum
CSIRO
Ecological Society of Australia
Entomological Society of Australia
Botanic Gardens Trust
Department of Industry and Investment
Tertiary educational institutions
FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMITTEE
The principal functions of the Committee include:
(a) To determine which species are to be listed as threatened species* and to advise the Director General
of the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water (DECCW) on the identification of the
critical habitat of critically endangered and endangered species,
(b) To determine which populations are to be listed as endangered populations and to advise the Director
General DECCW on the identification of their critical habitat,
(c) To determine which ecological communities are to be listed as critically endangered, endangered or
vulnerable ecological communities and to advise the Director General DECCW on the identification of
the critical habitat of critically endangered and endangered ecological communities,
(d) To determine which threatening processes are to be listed as key threatening processes,
(e) To review draft joint management agreements and the performance of parties under executed joint
management agreements,
(f) To advise the Director-General DECCW on the exercise of the Director-General’s functions under the
TSC Act,
(g) To advise the Minister and the Natural Resources Commission on any matter relating to the
conservation of threatened species, populations or ecological communities that is referred to the
Committee by the Minister or that the Committee considers appropriate.
* The phrase “Threatened species” includes species listed as critically endangered, endangered and vulnerable species. Species
includes all plants and animals except ‘fish’ as defined in the Fisheries Management Act 1994 and Fisheries Management
Amendment Act 1997 and is not restricted to species of flowering plant or vertebrate animal.
Section 1 – POLICY DOCUMENTS
The Committee makes Determinations regarding the listing, removal or amendment of threatened species,
populations, ecological communities and key threatening processes in the Schedules of the TSC Act. Provisional
Listing, Preliminary and Final Determinations made by the Committee are placed on public exhibition for 8
weeks. These Determinations are available to the public as indicated below.
Access to determinations
Determinations made by the Committee are available on the website of the Department of Environment,
Climate Change and Water www.environment.nsw.gov.au. Determinations are also available from the Scientific
Committee, 43 Bridge Street, Hurstville NSW and the DECCW Information Centre, Level 14, 59-61 Goulburn
Street, Sydney.
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The following final determinations and provisional listing determinations have been made by the Scientific
Committee between 11th December, 2009 and 11th June 2010. These determinations may include final
determinations to list and remove species, populations and ecological communities in the Schedules, change
the conservation status of species (eg change a species from a vulnerable species to an endangered species and
vice versa) reject proposals to list species and reject proposals to remove species from the Schedules. Refer
to the individual determinations for details of the Committee’s decision.
Determinations relating to species nominations and proposals
Refer to the individual determinations for details of the Committee’s decision.
• Bossiaea bombayensis
• Calamanthus fuliginosus sensu stricto Striated Fieldwren
• Circus assimilis
Spotted Harrier
• Daphoensitta chrysoptera
Varied Sittella
• Dodonaea stenozyga
• Epthianura albifrons White-fronted Chat
• Eucalyptus aggregata
Black Gum
• Eucalyptus imlayensis
• Eucalyptus parvula
• Gentiana bredboensis
• Grevillea iaspicula
• Haematopus longirostris
Pied Oystercatcher
• Hibbertia sp Bankstown
• Hieraaetus morphnoides
Little Eagle
• Jalmenus eubulus
• Petroica boodang
Scarlet Robin
• Petroica phoenicea
Flame Robin
• Prasophyllum fuscum sens str
• Prasophyllum pallens
• Prasophyllum sp Majors Creek
• Prasophyllum uroglossum
• Pultenaea elusa
Determinations relating to population nominations and proposals
White-fronted Chat, Epthianura albifrons population in the Sydney Metropolitan CMA
Determinations relating to ecological community nominations and proposals
Refer to the individual determinations for details of the Committee’s decision.
•Central Hunter Ironbark – Spotted Gum – Grey Box Forest in the NSW North Coast and Sydney
Basin Bioregions
•Central Hunter Grey Box – Ironbark Woodland in the NSW North Coast and Sydney Basin
Bioregions
•Corymbia trachyphloia Eucalyptus psammitica ecological community in the NSW North Coast
Bioregion (proposed listing rejected)\
• Cumberland Plain Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion
• Hunter Floodplain Red Gum Woodland in the NSW North Coast and Sydney Basin Bioregion
• Hunter Valley Footslopes Slaty Gum Woodland in the Sydney Basin Bioregion
Determinations relating to Key threatening processes
The Statement of Affairs for the NSW Scientific Committee is available from the Committee’s Executive Officer.
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For information regarding access to documents and assistance with applications for access to documents under
the Freedom of Information Act please contact the Committee’s Executive Officer Suzanne Chate. Business
hours are: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
FOI applications should be forwarded to:
Suzanne Chate
Executive Officer, NSW Scientific Committee
PO Box 1967
Hurstville BC NSW 1481
Telephone: (02) 9585 6940
Applications under the Freedom of Information Act must be in writing and be accompanied by the application
fee of $30.00. An application form can be obtained from the Committee’s Executive Officer.
Dr Richard Major
Chairperson, Scientific Committee
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of the
DEPARTMENT OF SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY AND ADMINISTRATION
INTRODUCTION
Under the terms of section 14 of the Freedom of Information Act the Department of Services, Technology
and Administration (DSTA, formerly known as Department of Commerce) is required to publish a Summary
of Affairs. This document is DSTA’s Summary of Affairs which lists the current policy and other documents
of the agency.
Copies of this document may be obtained free of charge from the Freedom of Information Coordinator, Level
22, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney NSW 2000 telephone 9372 8720.
Information contained in this document may be quoted or reproduced without prior reference to DSTA, but
acknowledgement of the source would be appreciated.
DSTA acts as the responsible Freedom of Information agency for following related entities whose Summaries
of Affairs are also attached:
• State Contracts Control Board
• Building Insurers Guarantee Corporation
• Fair Trading Administration Corporation
• Motor Vehicle Repair Industry Authority
• Rental Bond Board
SECTION 1 – POLICY and GENERAL PUBLICATIONS
LEGAL AND GOVERNANCE DIVISION
• Reporting Corrupt Conduct, Maladministration and Serious and Substantial Waste of Public Money
Policy December 2005
• Business Ethics Statement November 2005
• NSW Fair Trading Prosecution Policy and Guidelines
• Legal Services Guideline: unlicensed motor dealing and odometer interference, offences under the Motor
Dealers Act 1974
• Guidelines for intervention by the Minister or Director General Fair Trading Under Fair Trading
Legislation
• NSW Fair Trading Procedures for Obtaining Injunctions Under Statutes Administered by the Minister for
Fair Trading
• Practice Note: Civil Litigation Costs
• Practice Note: Witness Expenses in Criminal Matters
• Legal Assistance Guidelines
• Subpoena Procedures – (Process Served on NSW Fair Trading).
Enquiries: Freedom of Information Coordinator, Ministerial and Executive Service McKell Building, 2-24
Rawson Place, Sydney between the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday Telephone: (02) 9372 8720
Facsimile: (02) 9372 8733
CORPORATE SERVICES
• NSW Department of Services, Technology and Administration ICT Strategic Plan 2006 – 2010
• Internet and Email Use Policy
• Acceptable Use of Information and Information Systems Policy
• Remote Access Policy
• Information Security Policy Exception Policy
Enquiries: Executive OfficeOffice of the DDG Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer. Level 22,
McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone:
(02) 9372 7172 Facsimile: (02) 9372 7177
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People, Workplace and Planning
• NSW Department of Services, Technology and Administration Code of Conduct
• NSW Department of Services, Technology and Administration Corporate Plan
• OHS Policy
• Smoke-Free Workplace Policy
• Injury Management Policy
• Manual Handling Policy
• Workplace Hazardous Chemicals and Substances Policy
• Environment Policy
• Children in the Workplace Policy
• Dignity and Respect in the Workplace Charter
Enquiries: Executive Office, Office of the Director of People, Workplace and Planning. Level 22, McKell
Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: (02)
9372 8659 Facsimile: (02) 9372 8640
NSW FAIR TRADING
Compliance and Enforcement
• Integrity Framework
• Compliance Integrity Risk Control Plan
• Compliance Hierarchy
• Grounds for Disciplinary Actions Matrix
• Itinerant Traders Protocol
• Notice to Show Cause Procedures under Motor Dealers Act 1974
• Suspension of Licences Guidelines under section 64A of the Fair Trading Act 1987.
• Enforcement Principles
• Enforceable Undertakings Guidelines
• Substantiation Notice Guidelines
• Professional Compliance Officer Code
• Commissioner’s Guidelines on Supervision under section 32 of the Property Stock and Business Agents
Act 2002
• Estimated Selling Price Guidelines for Agents (Property Stock and Business Agents Act 2002)
• Guide for considering applications by licensees, former licensees or their personal representatives for not
taking Disciplinary Action, Prosecution Action or the Issue of Penalty Notices for Failure to Audit Trust
Books and Records and Lodgement of an Audit Report or Statutory Declaration with the Commissioner
under Sections 111 and 113 of the Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002.
• Guide to applying for an exemption under section 31 of the Property Stock and Business Agents Act
2002 from having a licensee-in-charge at each place of business
• Guide re: Disqualified Persons section 16(1)(O) Property Stock and Business Agents Act 2002
• Formal Caution Manual
• Penalty Notice Manual
• Guidelines for Use of Statutory Notices and Powers
• Office of Fair Trading Compliance Policy
• Public Warning Statements – Procedures and Guidelines
• Referral Policy: Dealing with Requests from Real Estate Agents for Referrals to Accountants and
Auditors
• Procedure for Electronically Recorded Record of Interview
• Procedure for the Use of Official Notebooks
• Procedure for Matters for Monitoring by the Strategy, Governance and Planning Branch for the
Operation Review Committee
Enquiries: Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Level 3, 1 Fitzwilliam Street, Parramatta between the hours
of 9am–5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9895 0054.
Legal Services Division
• NSW Fair Trading Prosecution Policy and Guidelines
• Legal Services Guideline: unlicensed motor dealing and odometer interference, offences under the Motor
Dealers Act 1974
• Guidelines for intervention by the Minister or Director General Fair Trading Under Fair Trading
legislation
• NSW Fair Trading Procedures for Obtaining Injunctions Under Statutes Administered by the Minister for
Fair Trading
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• Practice Note: Civil Litigation costs
• Practice Note: Witness Expenses in Criminal Matter
• Disciplinary Determinations Guideline
• Legal Assistance Guidelines
• Subpoena Procedures – (Process Served on NSW Fair Trading)
Enquiries: A/Manager Fair Trading Legal Services, Level 3, 1 Fitzwilliam Street, Parramatta between the
hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9895 0668.
Registry of Co-operatives and Associations
• Registry of Co-operatives and Associations – role and services
The Registry also has a variety of current brochures, fact and information sheets and booklets containing
information on cooperatives and incorporated associations available on the Fair Trading website: www.
fairtrading.com.au. Alternatively, you can obtain these documents by contacting the Registry on 1800 502 042.
Enquiries: Registry of Co-operatives and Associations, 154 Russell Street, Bathurst between the hours of
8.30am –5.00pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 6333 1400 Toll Free: 1800 502 042 Fax: 6333 1444.
Policy and Strategy
• Policy on Ex-gratia Payments
• Policy on Establishment of Continuing Professional Development for Regulated Industries
• Privacy Code of Practice
• Advertising guidelines, issued by the Director General applying to all agents licensed under the
Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 intended to assist agents when publishing photographic
advertisements
• Misrepresentation guidelines, issued by the Director General to assist licensees and certificate holders in
relation to misrepresentation offences under the Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002
• Enforceable Guidelines issued by the Director General as to what constitutes proper supervision of the
business of a licensee required by s.32 of the Property Stock and Business Agents Act 2002
• Guidelines for exemptions under section 31 of the Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 [for
considering applications by persons for an exemption from a provision of section 31 of the Property,
Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 – each place of business to be in charge of a licensee]
Enquiries: Office of the Director, Fair Trading Policy, Level 9, McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney
between the hours of 9am –5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9619 8637.
National Reform Agenda
• Property Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 – Director General’s Guidelines for Continuing
Professional Development
• Home Building Act 1989 – Director General’s Guidelines for Continuing Professional Development
• Property Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 – Continuing Professional Development Program –
Activity approval form
• Policy on Establishing of Continuing Professional Development for Regulated Industries
Enquiries: Office of the Deputy Commissioner, National Reform NSW Fair Trading, Level 9, McKell Building,
2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9338 8908
Home Building Service
• Home Building Licensing Procedures Manual – May 2008
Enquiries: Director, Home Building Licensing, Level 4, 1 Fitzwilliam Street, Parramatta, between the hours
of 9am –5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9895 0801.
• Mediation Services and Compliance Procedures Manual – May 2008
• Energy and Utilities Unit Procedures Manual – February 2009
• Electrical Appliances and Equipment Requirements for their Sale in NSW – Explanatory Notes
• Procedures and Guidelines – Plumbing Inspections and Assurances Services – July 2010
Enquiries: Director, Mediation Services and Compliance, Level 4, 1 Fitzwilliam Street, Parramatta, between
the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9895 0861.
• Conditions of Approval – Approved Private Providers of Insurance
• Market Practice Guidelines (general) – made as a condition of approval under section 103A of the Home
Building Act 1989
• Market Practice Guidelines (for home warranty insurance issued to owner builders) – made as a
condition of approval under section 103A of the Home Building Act 1989
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• Claims Handling Guidelines – made as a condition of approval under section 103A of the Home Building
Act 1989
• External Complaint Handling Protocols and Procedures relating to Insurers
• Guidelines – Publication and Dissemination of Information on the Home Warranty Insurance Scheme
• Guidelines for Exemptions from the Home Warranty Insurance Requirements under the Home Building
Act 1989
Enquiries: Assistant Commissioner, Home Building Service, Level 4, 1 Fitzwilliam Street, Sydney, between
the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9895 9900.
Fair Trading Services
• Community and Industry Grants Programs Policy and Procedures
• Financial Counselling Services Program Funding Guidelines
• Property Services Grants Program Funding Guidelines
• Home Building Grants Program Funding Guidelines
• Tenants’ Advice and Advocacy Program Funding Guidelines
• Home Building Advice and Advocacy Service Guidelines
• Co-operatives Development Grants Program – Fact Sheet
• Co-operatives Development Grants Program Funding Guidelines
• No Interest Loans Scheme Fact Sheet
• No Interest Loans Scheme Funding Guidelines
• Pilot Building Contractor Advisory Service Guidelines
• Property Services Compensation Fund Procedures Manual
• Customer Service Standards (Statement of Guarantee of Service)
• Scheme for the Accreditation of Service Providers to Undertake Contestable Works: Information for
Applicants and Application Forms
• Customer Complaint Management Policy
• Home warranty insurance claims – guide for home owners and contractors
Enquiries: Office of the Executive Director, Fair Trading Services, Level 8, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney
between the hours of 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9619 8777.
Building Insurers Guarantee Corporation
• Home Building Insurance Services (BIG Corp) Procedures Manual – May 2008
Fair Trading Administration Corporation
• Fair Trading Administration Corporation Policy and Procedures Manual
Motor Vehicle Repair Industry Authority
• Motor Vehicle Industry Grants Program Funding Guidelines
Rental Bond Board
• Rental Bond Board Grants Program Funding Guidelines
Customer Services
• Customer Services Charter
• Customer Services Handbook
• Home Building Disputes Procedures Manual
• Revenue Receipting Protocol Document
• Building complaints – statement of our procedures and policies for lodgement and how we provide early
intervention in the resolution of residential building disputes
• General complaint handling – statement of how we provide impartial assistance in the resolution of
disputes
Enquiries: Office of the Director, Customer Services Division, Level 6, 1 Fitzwilliam Street, Parramatta between
the hours of 9am –5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9895 0380.
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Education and Information Services
• Copyright and Website Linking Policy
Enquiries: Manager, Education and Information Services, Level 9 McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place,
Sydney between hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9619 8701
Property and Licensing
• Renting Services Procedures Manual
Enquiries: Manager, Renting Services Branch, Level 8, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between the hours of 9am
–5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9377 9023.
REVS – Register of Encumbered Vehicles
• Show Cause matters – procedures
• REVS Penalty Notice Manual
• Telephone Vehicle Enquiry Procedure
• REVS-RTA Verification Link Procedures
• Stolen Vehicle Enquiry Procedures
• REVS Certificate Procedures
• Section 8(5) Retrospective Certificate Procedure
• Fine Default Enquiries
• Written Off Vehicle Enquiries
Enquiries: Business Development Manager, REVS, Level 3, 1 Fitzwilliam Street, Parramatta between the
hours of 9am –5pm Monday to Friday. Telephone: 9895 0306.
Trade Measurement
• Trade Measurement Act – Certification Scheme Administration Guide
• Trade Measurement Policy for the conduct of retail and industrial inspection, verification, in service
inspection (re-verification), certification, observation and rejection of trade measuring instruments
• Trade Measurement Enforcement Policy
Note: after 1 July 2010 Trade Measurement documents will no longer be valid.
Enquiries: Manager, Measurement and Technical Services, Bradfield Road, Lindfield West between the hours
of 9am–5pm Monday to Friday Telephone 8467 4450.
NSW Fair Trading publishes a range of publications for the public, a full list of which is displayed on its
website at www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au or by phoning NSW Fair Trading on 13 32 20.
© State of New South Wales through NSW Fair Trading, 2010
NSW INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
NSW Industrial Relations has the following policy documents available for inspection and/or purchase:
• Guidelines for Accepting Industrial Complaints
• Workplace Targeting Policy and Procedures
Enquiries: NSW Industrial Relations has a range of current fact sheets, booklets and e-newsletters containing
information on industrial relations matters available to interested members of the public which are available
free of charge.
Information regarding NSW Industrial Relations publications can be obtained by contacting the NSW Industrial
Relations on 131 628 and a full list of these publications is available on the NSW Industrial Relations’ website:
www.industrialrelations.nsw.gov.au
Any enquiries concerning applications, procedures for inspecting or obtaining policy documents and Statements
of Affairs should be made to: Executive Officer, NSW Office of Industrial Relations, Level 23, McKell Building,
2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney NSW 2000. Telephone: (02) 9020 4505. Facsimile: (02) 9020 4730
NSW PUBLIC WORKS
Project Management
• Colour Scheme Primary Schools $800.00 (CD)
• Colour Scheme Secondary Schools $1200.00 (CD)
• Unit summaries hardcopy ($55.00)
• Design standard sections hardcopy ($55.00)
• Design Standard ($450.00)
• Energy Management in New South Wales Schools $35.00
• Improving Workshop Safety $225.00
• Landscape Design Standard $150.00 (CD)
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• Primary and Secondary Schools Facilities Standard $850.00 (CD) and $75.00 (Summary).
• Primary School Facilities Standard $450.00 (CD)
• Playing Safe: Guidelines for the Installation and Maintenance of Playground Equipment in NSW
Government Schools $50.00
• School Specification Standard ($450.00) or each section ($55.00)
• Secondary School Facilities Standard $550.00 (CD)
• Schools Facilities Standard summaries $75.00 each
• Secondary Schools Summary – $75.00
• Sunshade in Schools $15.00
• Windows and Doors Drawing Set $140.00 (14 drawings @ $10 each)
• Built to Teach: Designed to Learn (secondary schools $100) and Space to Teach: Room to Learn
(primary schools $75) $150 (DVD combined)
• Landscape Management in NSW Schools $35.00
• Special Education Facilities Standards $350.00 (CD)
• Primary and Special Education Facilities Standards $650.00 (CD)
• Secondary and Special education Facilities Standards $750.00 (CD)
• Primary, Secondary, Special Education Facilities Standards $1,050.00 (CD)
Enquiries: Level 20 McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday
to Friday Telephone: 9372 27291 Fax: 9372 8566
• Paradise Purgatory Hell Hole: The Story of the Saunders Sandstone Quarries Pyrmont” ISBN 981-055922-4 Author Robert Irving ($29.95)
Enquiries: Level 20, McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday
to Friday Telephone: 9372 8530 Fax: 9372 8544
NSW Water Solutions
• NSW Tide Charts, $6.50 per copy
Contact
Purchasing: Any NewsDirect newsagent, check website for nearest location: http://www.newsdirect.com.au; or
Reception, Manly Hydraulics Laboratory, Telephone: (02) 9949 0200. Email: [email protected]
Technical Enquiries: Scientific Officer, Manly Hydraulics Laboratory, Telephone: (02) 9949 0240. Email:
[email protected]
Manly Hydraulics Laboratory produced 4 reports for clients in January-June 2010 that are available for purchase
by the public. Those reports are listed below.
Manly Hydraulics Laboratory (prices vary – contact Publications Officer)
• MHL1826 DECCW Lake Illawarra Tidal Data Collection February-August 2008 and February 2009
• MHL1988 DECCW Tidal Data Compilation 2010
• MHL1943 DECCW Myall River Data Collection September 2008-September 2009
• MHL1951 DECCW Bellinger and Kalang Rivers Data Collection July 2008-September 2009
For a full list of older reports available for purchase by the public, please contact the Publications Officer,
Manly Hydraulics Laboratory Telephone: (02) 9949 0266 [email protected]
Government Architect’s Office
The Quantity Surveying group within the Government Architect’s Office prepare and publish the NSW Building
Price Index (BPI) which is the cost index recognised by Treasury and Government agencies to forecast price
movements in the building construction industry.
• Building Price Indices $165 per annum including quarterly updates available on the Internet (including
GST)
• Concise Method of Measurement for Building Works $33 (including GST)
Enquiries: Telephone: (02) 9372 8311 Facsimile: (02) 9372 8444
GOVERNMENT CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICE
The following publications and information are published by the NSW Government Chief Information Office
and can be accessed at www.gcio.nsw.gov.au.
• AGLS (Australian Government Locator Service) Metadata
• Benefits Management Plan Guidelines
• Benefits Realisation Register – Guidelines, Sample, and Template
• Change Management Guidelines
• ICT Strategic Planning – Guidelines, Information Sheets, and Template
• Information Security Guidelines
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• Introduction to IAMS Tools – Maturity Model, Guide and Assessment Tool
• Labelling Sensitive Information, Guide to
• NSW Government Website style Directive and Internet Guidelines
• Project Management Guidelines
• Project Risk Management Guidelines
• Return on Security Investment (ROSI) – Guide, Module, and Calculator
• People First – The NSW Government ICT Strategy
Enquiries: Level 21 McKell Building 2-24 Rawson Place Sydney NSW 2000 Telephone: (02) 9372 8877
Fax: (02) 9372 8299 Email: [email protected]
GOVERNMENT SERVICES DIVISION
NSW Procurement
The following general publications and information can be accessed at no cost through the website
http://www.nswprocurement.com.au/.
The abovementioned website also hosts links to documents which are managed by other NSW Government
agencies.
General
• Tendering Guidelines
Construction
• Procurement System for Construction (various publications)
• Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Bill information (various publications)
• Guidelines for Construction Procurement Valued to $1 Million
• Capital Project Estimating Guidelines for Construction (Draft)
• Procurement Methodology Guidelines for Construction
• Environmental Management Systems Guidelines
• Industrial Relations Management Guidelines
• Insurance for Government Construction Projects Guidelines
• Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems Guidelines (and supporting documents)
• Prequalification of Service Providers Guidelines
• Quality Management Systems Guidelines (and supporting documents)
• Training Management Guidelines
• Consultant Performance Reporting and Exchange of Reports between Government Agencies Guidelines
• Contractor Performance Reporting and Exchange of Reports between Government Agencies Guidelines
(Construction)
• Aboriginal Participation in Construction Implementation Guidelines (and supporting documents)
• Prequalification Scheme: For Construction Related Consultant Services (and supporting documents)
• Prequalification Scheme: For Contractors in Construction (and related schemes and supporting
documents).
Goods and Services
• Procurement Planning Guidelines
• Service Contracting Guidelines
• Risk Management Guidelines
• Simple Procurement Guidelines
• Local Jobs First Plan (supporting documents)
• Environmental Management
• Occupational Health, Safety and Rehabilitation Guidelines
• Disposal Guidelines
• Service Provider Performance Management Guidelines
• Prequalification Scheme: Performance and Management Service (and supporting documents)
• Prequalification Scheme: Audit Risk Committee Chair and Members (and supporting documents)
• Agency Accreditation Scheme for Goods and Services (and supporting documents)
• Prequalification Scheme For Procurement Certification Trainers and Assessors
• IT Procurement Terms and Condition (Procure IT) (and supporting documents).
A range of publications in relations to electronic procurement can be found on the following websites at no cost:
• http://nswprocurement.com.au/buy-online.aspx – NSW Government eMarketplace for the procurement
of goods and services
• https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/nsw/ – NSW Government eTendering site, for the advertisement of tender
opportunities and secure receipt of tender bids electronically.
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The following publications and information can be accessed at no cost through www.nswbuy.com.au
• Guide to Purchasing from State Contracts
• Guide for NSW State Contract Suppliers
• Procurement Certification Training
• State Contract and NSW Procurement Services fact sheets (various)
• Contract Guides (various)
• NSWBUY Customer Update e-newsletters to customers
• NSWBUY Supplier Update e-newsletters
• BETTER BUYING magazines.
Enquiries: NSW Procurement Client Support Centre, Level 10, McKell Building 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney
between the hours of 8.30am – 5pm Monday to Friday, Telephone: 1800 NSW BUY (679 289), Email: nswbuy@
services.nsw.gov.au, Fax: 02 9372 8687
StateFleet
Publications- StateFleet publishes a number of documents such as Guidelines for fleet managers, various
templates and forms to facilitate administration of its responsibilities as a Fleet Manager to the client agencies.
These can be accessed by clients at no cost at www.statefleet.nsw.gov.au
Enquiries: Operations Manager-StateFleet, Level 12, McKell Building 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between
the hours of 9am -5pm Monday to Friday Telephone: 9372 7702
STATE CONTRACTS CONTROL BOARD
• General Purchasing Delegation
• Printing Delegation
• Disposal Delegation
It is the NSW Government’s objective to ensure that Australian industry is given every opportunity to win
Government contracts. Should any service providers feel that they are unnecessarily precluded from tendering or
penalised in any way by contract terms or specifications in these tenders, they are invited to write in confidence
to: The Chairperson, State Contracts Control Board, McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney NSW 2000.
Reference to the Board’s role in complaints is in: NSW Treasury, NSW Government Procurement Policy, TPP
04 – 1 (July 2004) and Department of Services, Technology and Administration, NSW Government Procurement
Guidelines: Tendering guidelines, December 2006
For the Board’s role in managing complaints about competitive neutrality: see Chapter 7, Public Sector
Employment and Management Act 2002.
Complaints must be notified to the Chair of SCCB in writing. Only written complaints will be accepted. It is
preferable that the party notifying the complaint identifies their organisation and, if applicable, the person,
making the complaint.
Enquiries: Manager, State Contracts Control Board, McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney, Telephone:
9372 8840
STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS AND GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING
Publications and information are accessible as follows:
www.services.nsw.gov.au/advertising
Policy Documents
• NSW Government Advertising Guidelines
General Publications
• Step by Step – Booking an Ad with SCGA
• Peer Review Guide
• Peer Review Workbook
• Advertising Submission Template
• About the Creative Advertising Agency Panel
• How to Write an Advertising Brief
• Ten Point Plan for Appointment of an Advertising Agency
• Getting the Best from your Creative Agency – Tips from our Agency Panel
• Accredited Advertising Agency Scheme – Agency Contacts and Information
• Accredited Advertising Agency Scheme – Customer contract
• GA1 form
• MediaCom Planning process
• MediaCom Communications Brief
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• MediaCom Campaign Procedures
• Become a Peer Reviewer
• Peer Review Nomination form
• Peer Review Notification form
• NSW Government Advertising Activity with Media costs>$50,000 Jan – June 2009
• NSW Government Advertising Activity with Media costs>$50,000 for 2009/2010
• Government Gazette (http://more.nsw.gov.au/gazette)
Enquiries: Project Officer (Research), Office of the Director, Strategic Communications and Government
Advertising. Level 16, McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney between the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday
to Friday. Telephone: (02) 9372 7208 Facsimile: (02) 9372 7422
Department of Services, Technology and Administration Corporate, Office of Fair Trading, Office of Industrial
Relations, Office of Public Works and Services and NSW Procurement –
The Department of Services, Technology and Administration Annual Report serves the purpose of publishing
the Department’s Statement of Affairs. The report can be accessed on the Department of Services, Technology
and Administration website at www.services.nsw.gov.au
The last Statement of Affairs for the Department of Services, Technology and Administration was published
in the former Department of Commerce Annual Report for 2008/09 – and is available at www.services.nsw.
gov.au/2008-2009
Department of Services, Technology and Administration
Any inquiries concerning applications, procedures for inspecting and purchasing policy documents and
Statements of Affairs should be made to:
The Freedom of Information Coordinator
Department of Services, Technology and Administration
Level 22, McKell Building,
2-24 Rawson Place
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: 9372 8720
Facsimile: 9372 8733
Office of Fair Trading
Applications for access to any other type of documents held by the Office of Fair Trading should be made
under the Freedom of Information Act 1989 (FOI). FOI forms can be downloaded from Fair Trading’s website
at: www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au or obtained from any Fair Trading Centre.
Applications should be addressed to the:
Co-ordinator, Freedom of Information
Office of Fair Trading
Level 22, McKell Building
2-24 Rawson Place
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: 9338 8926
Facsimile: 9338 8970
Office of Industrial Relations
Any inquiries concerning applications, procedures for inspecting and purchasing policy documents and
Statements of Affairs should be made to:
FOI Coordinator
NSW Office of Industrial Relations
Executive Officer
Level 23, McKell Building
2-24 Rawson Place
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: (02) 9020 4505
Facsimile: (02) 9020 4730
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Freedom of information applications – fees and hours of business:
All application made under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act 1989 require a normal fee of $30.00
and general inquiries may be made between the hours of 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday to any of the FOI
Coordinators mentioned above.
FOI forms can be downloaded from the Department of Services, Technology and Administration website at
www.Services, Technology and Administration.nsw.gov.au and the Office of Fair Trading website at www.
fairtrading.nsw.gov.au. FOI forms can also be obtained from any Fair Trading Centre.
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SUMMARY OF AFFAIRS
of the
SOUTH EASTERN SYDNEY AND ILLAWARRA
AREA HEALTH SERVICE
The Summary of Affairs of the South Eastern Sydney and Illawarra Area Health Service (SESIAHS) for June
2010 covers the following:
• Area Health Executive Support Unit
• Area Food Services
• Community Health Services
• Early Childhood Centres
• Mental Health Services
• Dental Services
• Population Based Health Services
• South Eastern Area Laboratory Services (SEALS)
• Northern Hospital Network
o Prince of Wales Hospital
o Sydney / Sydney Eye Hospital
• Royal Hospital for Women
• Sydney Children’s Hospital
• Central Hospital Network
o St George Hospital and Community Health Service
o Sutherland Hospital and Community Health Service
o Garrawarra Centre
• Southern Hospital Network
o Coledale Hospital
o Bulli Hospital
o Wollongong Hospital
o Port Kembla Hospital
o Shellharbour Hospital
o Kiama Hospital
o David Berry Hospital
o Shoalhaven Hospital
o Milton Ulladulla Hospital
Title
A
Abbreviations – see Clinical Abbreviations
Acute spinal cord injury of the adult in SESIH – management of
Additional (Transmission Based) Precautions
Adult admission criteria – ICU / HDU
Alerts – patient administration
Allergies and Alerts – eMR – Electronic Recording of
Allied Health – Student Clinical Placements
Allied Health Professionals – Right of Private Practice in SESIH Facilities
• Approval to use a SESIH facility for private practice
Allied health and radiography clinical staff – arrangement for provision of
uniforms for
Analgesia – Regional - Continuous Infusion
Annual leave – managing excessive leave
Antiseptics and disinfectants
Document
Number
Date
published
PD 162
PD 197
PD 172
PD 047
PD 227
PD 250
PD 203
Aug 2008
Dec 2008
Sept 2008
April 2005
June 2009
Nov 2009
Nov 2008
PD 202
Mar 2010
PD 263
PD 132
A1
Mar 2010
April 2007
May 2003
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Document
Number
Title
Appointment and Credentialing – Senior Medical and Dental Practitioners –
delineation of Clinical Privileges
Apprehended Violence Orders (AVO): Health Staff’s Responsibilities in
Protecting Patients
Area of Need – Staff Specialists and VMO’s
Arranging accommodation in High Level Residential Aged Care Facilities
Arranging Accommodation in Low Level Residential Aged Care Facilities
B
Badges (name) – ordering procedure
Bariatric Patients – Inpatient Mental Health Services
Basic Life Support – Theoretical guidelines for training and assessment (Adult)
Basic Life Support – Theoretical guidelines for training and assessment
(Paediatric)
Bedrails – Adult Inpatient Use
Biomedical Equipment – evaluation of
Biomedical Equipment – mobile communications, control of interference to
medical equipment
Biomedical Equipment – Testing, Tagging and Labelling
Biomedical Equipment – procurement, loan or rental of
Biomedical Equipment – Generic Safe Work Practice
Biomedical Equipment Repairs – Safe Work Practice
Biomedical Equipment – Soldering with Resin Core Solder – Safe Work
Practice
Birth Alerts – At Risk Unborn Babies
Blood and blood products
Blood and body fluid exposures
Blood and body substance spills
Blood and body substance – Neonatal Removal of
C
Cancer Services – use of eviQ Cancer Treatments online
Care Plan
Cash handling – SEI retail food outlets
Catalogued items – ordering
Cen

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