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2021-22 NSW Report on State Finances

The 2021-22 New South Wales Report on State Finances includes:

• an overview of the financial performance and position of the General Government and Total State Sectors for 2021-22
• the audited Consolidated Financial Statements of the General Government and Total State Sectors for 2021-22, including a full set of note disclosures required by Australian Accounting Standards
• the Outcomes Report on Government Finances for the general government sector, public non-financial corporations sector, public financial corporations sector and the non-financial public sector for 2021-22, prepared in accordance with the Uniform Presentation Framework adopted by all Australian governments. 

Also available on the NSW Parliament website.

2021-22 NSW Treasury Annual Report

This volume reports on the operations and performance of the NSW Treasury, together with the consolidated financial statements for the period 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022.

TIPP1.10 Sponsorship

This TIPP was superseded by C2024-05 in October 2024.

NSW Treasury’s Sponsorship Policy aims to promote transparency, promote the efficient and effective use of taxpayer funds used for sponsorship purposes, and maintain the impartiality and neutrality of Treasury when dealing with any sponsored organisations.

It was developed in line with:

• Independent Commission Against Corruption – Sponsorship Prevention Advice, 2018
• Independent Commission Against Corruption – Sponsorship in the Public Sector, 2006.

The Policy applies to all Treasury staff, including the Office of Energy and Climate Change.

Through the effective application of the Policy, Treasury can ensure sponsorship opportunities are assessed appropriately, accurately and with the aim of promoting public value.

General Government Financial Statement - 31 October 2022

TRP22-31 First Nations Business Sector Technical Research Paper

The inaugural First Nations Business Sector Technical Research Paper provides the first New South Wales-specific analysis of the size and nature of the First Nations business sector and sets a baseline against which the sector’s growth can be measured over time

Appendix 4 Public Private Partnership Assessment Framework

This document provides guidance to Responsible Agencies for completing an initial, high-level, qualitative assessment to determine whether a capital project is potentially suitable for a Public Private Partnership (PPP).

Defined terms are consistent with those used in the NSW Public Private Partnership Policy and Guidelines (TPG22-21).

TPG22-21 NSW Public Private Partnership Policy and Guidelines

These Guidelines demonstrate the NSW Government’s:

• Recognition of the benefits of the Public Private Partnership (PPP) approach as an effective delivery model in the appropriate circumstances
• Commitment to the proactive assessment of the potential use of various PPP models early in procurement processes; and
• Commitment to maximise beneficial outcomes to Government and taxpayers through engaging with the private sector in the delivery of service enabling infrastructure.

General Government Financial Statement - 30 September 2022

TIPP1.09 Advertising Policy

The Policy has been developed in accordance with the Government Advertising Act 2011, the Government Advertising Regulation 2018 and the Government Advertising Guidelines.

NSW Treasury uses advertising to inform the public of their rights, obligations and entitlements, and to explain government policies, programs, services and initiatives.

The Policy applies to all staff within Treasury, including the Office of Energy and Climate Change.

TPG22-28 Returns on Equity Investment

This guidance applies to the treatment of contributions from the General Government Sector (GGS) to State Owned Corporations (SOCs) for the purposes of:

• Preparing the budget papers and budget aggregates
• Preparing the Annual Consolidated State Financial Statements under s7.17 of the Government Sector Finance Act 2018 (GSF Act).