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Open for consultation: IPC Regulatory Priorities 2025-28

The Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has released its draft Regulatory Priorities for 2025-28 for consultation and feedback from stakeholders.

The IPC sets regulatory priorities to enable us to target our effort and resources towards identified areas of heightened risk. We publish our priorities to communicate the key issues which the IPC is focusing on and to signal to our stakeholders where we will focus our regulatory and compliance efforts.

The IPC values the input of both NSW agency practitioners and members of the public, and is seeking your feedback on the draft priorities. In particular, we would appreciate your responses to the following focus questions:

  1. Do you think the draft Regulatory Priorities address the key information access and privacy issues in NSW?
  2. Are the proposed regulatory activities in response to the regulatory priorities appropriately targeted?
  3. Are there other information access and privacy issues that you believe are not captured in the draft Regulatory Priorities?

Your feedback is beneficial to ensuring that the IPC effectively address key issues and through its regulatory function, advances information access and privacy rights in NSW. 

Please submit any feedback in writing to ipcinfo@ipc.nsw.gov.au by COB Tuesday 1 April 2025.