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Statutory Act of Grace Payments Register – 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023

NSW Treasury’s Statutory Act of Grace Payments Register from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023 is published according to TC22-01 Statutory Act of Grace Payments.

The attached certification includes declaration for Office of Energy and Climate Change.

TRP23-26 The Structural Budget Balance of New South Wales

This paper explores using the NSW Treasury Intergenerational Report (TIGR) model to estimate the NSW structural budget balance.

TD23-24 SDA Account financial reports

This Treasurer's Direction(TD) specifies mandatory requirements for preparation of financial reports for SDA accounts.

This Treasurer's Direction applies to financial years ending on or after 30 June 2023.

TPG23-17 Disaster Cost-Benefit Framework

This Disaster Cost-Benefit Framework (the Framework) is a Treasury Policy and Guidelines paper that sets out how to undertake disaster resilience cost-benefit analysis (CBA). The Framework sits under and follows the same principles and requirements of the NSW Government Guide to Cost Benefit Analysis (TPG23-08) (CBA Guide), which applies to all NSW Government initiatives.

TPG23-22 Supplementary Guidelines: Nominee Directors for the Insurance and Care NSW Board

This guideline outlines the process for employee and employer bodies when selecting candidates for nomination to the icare Board. These guidelines provide additional information applicable to Nominee Directors of the icare Board.

TD23-18 Management of cash, banking and payments

This Direction makes provision with respect to the use of financial services and arrangements by GSF agencies, accountable authorities, and government officers, including management of cash, banking, and payments for GSF agencies. This includes financial services under a State financial service agreement or other, under the Government Sector Finance Act 2018 (GSF Act).

TIPP 5.18 Public Interest Disclosures Policy

This Public Interest Disclosures (PID) Policy has been developed in accordance with the provisions of the Public Interest Disclosures Act 2022 (PID Act). All agencies in New South Wales are required to have a PID Policy under section 42 of the PID Act.

TPG23-21 Determining the present value of a provision

For provisions where settlement is expected to be deferred for some time, various accounting standards require the liability to be measured at present value. The purpose of this Treasury Policy and Guidelines (TPG) is to provide consistency and comparability across the NSW Public Sector and the Total State Sector Accounts when determining the present value of a provision.

Guidance on estimating a provision for paid parental leave enhancements

TIPP5.15 Compliance Incident Policy

This Compliance Incident Policy (Policy) outlines the process by which NSW Treasury (Treasury) manages potential compliance failures. This Policy forms part of Treasury’s Compliance Management Framework and must be read in conjunction with the Compliance Management Framework document.