Administrative Requirements

Treasury collects and consolidates data from the annual returns received from agencies and other entities that are controlled by the NSW Government in order to produce the following for the state of NSW annually: consolidated financial statements of the NSW General Government Sector (GGS) and Total State Sectors (known as the ‘Total State Sector Accounts’ or TSSA)Uniform Presentation Framework: outcomes report, prepared in accordance with an intergovernmental agreement to allow consistent comparisons between jurisdictionsGovernment Finance Statistics (GFS) reports that are submitted to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)submissions to credit rating agencies.

Suspension of new procurements involving KPMG and an approval and reporting process for certain engagements.

Government must notify the Legislative Council Delegated Legislation Committee within 5 business days after implementing any undertaking made to address concern

The guidance is intended to assist agencies in understanding how inter-sector transfers between GGS and public corporation are accounted for in the General Government and Total State Sector financial statements that are prepared in accordance with AASB 1049 Whole of Government and General Government Sector Financial Reporting (AASB 1049).

This paper provides guidance on the consultation, drafting, negotiation and approval of new and varied Commonwealth-State agreements.

Requirements for NSW Government agency investment in radio services or equipment, and consolidation of NSW Government operational communications networks.

NSW agencies are responsible for managing their copyright obligations and paying copyright licence fees to copyright holders directly where required.

This Memorandum explains the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of Cabinet documents, including draft Cabinet documents.

Detailed Outline This Direction deals with procurement of services by or for a government agency within the meaning of the Public Works and Procurement Act 1912 (as amended).

Detailed Outline This Direction applies to the procurement of ICT related goods and services by a government agency within the meaning of the Public Works and Procurement Act 1912.