Corporate Reports and Polices

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Performance Report - Q1 2024–25

This charter provides the framework for the conduct of the Internal Audit function in the IPC.

The Legislative Compliance Register records legislation that confers on the IPC responsibilities relating to information access and privacy oversight in NSW.

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Performance Report - Q4 2023–24

This procedure sets out the process that will apply to all contracts entered into by the IPC to ensure its compliance with the contracts register requirements of the GIPA Act.

This policy is intended to ensure that the IPC handles corporate complaints fairly, efficiently and effectively.

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Performance Report - Q3 2023–24

The CEO Executed Instrument of Authorisation to Staff formally grants specific powers and functions to individuals or positions within the IPC.

This Policy outlines the disclosures the IPC will publish to ensure transparency and openness of decision-making and regulatory and corporate functions.

This policy provides a framework to assist staff in making decisions about managing offers of gifts and benefits to ensure the independence and integrity of the IPC.

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Quarterly Report on Regulatory Priorities - Q2 2023–24

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has published its IPC Performance Report - Q2 2023–24

The purpose of this policy is to establish, promote and maintain the mental health and wellbeing of all IPC staff.

This Framework provides overall assurance to IPC’s Executive and ARC of the IPC’s legislative and policy compliance.

The Information Commissioner - Executed Instrument of Delegation is a legal document that formally transfers authority to from the Information Commissioner to IPC staff.

The Privacy Commissioner - Executed Instrument of Delegation is a legal document that formally transfers authority to from the Privacy Commissioner to IPC staff.

This policy ensures that staff behave ethically and that suppliers, contractors and consultants to the IPC comply with these standards when conducting business with the IPC.

The Information and Privacy Commission NSW (IPC) has published its Annual Report 2022–23 which documents its work and achievements throughout the 2022–23 reporting period.

This policy outlines the IPC's approach to complying with the MNDB Scheme, the roles and responsibilities for reporting breaches and strategies for dealing with eligible data breaches.

This policy alerts all employees to the types of behaviours considered inappropriate by the IPC and the responsibilities of employees and managers.