Corporate Reports and Polices

The IPC has published its Annual Report 2024–25 which documents its work and achievements throughout the 2024–25 reporting period.

This policy establishes a consistent and effective system that encourages workplace adjustments and enables an individual’s full participation in the workplace.

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Performance Report for Q1 2025–26

IPC Performance Report - Q4 2024–25

This policy outlines work health and safety and the roles and responsibilities of IPC staff.

The purpose of this Privacy Management Plan (PMP) is to explain how the IPC manages personal and health information in accordance with NSW privacy laws.

This policy sets out who to contact to make a report, how to report and the protections in place under the PID Act.

These guidelines is to support IPC staff to comply with all legislative requirements in conducting privacy internal reviews.

This policy provides information on the process involving the IPC's Commissioners and Directors in external and public-facing engagements.

This policy is directed towards giving clear direction to all when dealing in partnership and sponsorship arrangements with the IPC.

This policy supports the IPC and employees’ participation in social media on a professional and personal basis.

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Performance Report - Q3 2024–25

The Enterprise Risk Management Framework contains the requirements for risk management in the IPC and sets a standardised approach to systematically manage risk.

This Policy provides direction on the strategies adopted by the IPC for implementing and monitoring fraud and corruption prevention, detection and response initiatives.

We are committed to providing you with the best service we can and to ensuring that you are able to provide feedback.

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Performance Report - Q2 2024–25

This code sets out the minimum expected standards of behaviour that staff at the IPC must meet and provides a framework to guide IPC decisions and behaviour.

The Information and Privacy Commission NSW (IPC) has published its Annual Report 2023–24 which documents its work and achievements throughout the 2023–24 reporting period.

This charter sets out the ARC's objectives, authority, composition and tenure, roles and responsibilities, reporting and administrative arrangements.

The IPC is an independent statutory authority that administers NSW legislation dealing with privacy and access to government information.