Who We Are
NSW Treasury was established in April 1824 and is the oldest continuing Government agency in Australia. It is a department within the meaning of Schedule 1 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act 2002.
The NSW Treasury advises the Treasurer and the NSW Government on state financial management policy and reporting, and on economic conditions and issues.
As a Principal Department in the NSW Public Sector, NSW Treasury has administrative responsibility for the following entities:
- NSW Self Insurance Corporation (SiCorp)
- Liability Management Ministerial Corporation
- Electricity Tariff Equalisation Ministerial Corporation
- Treasury Corporation (TCorp)
Organisation structure
Treasurer
Secretary, NSW Treasury
The Treasury
NSW Treasury's Executive Board is comprised of the Secretary of NSW Treasury, seven Deputy Secretaries and the Director responsible for planning and corporate development.
Organisation Chart: This link shows you Treasury’s organisation chart.
The Deputy Secretaries are responsible for the efficient and effective operation of their Directorate.
NSW Treasury has seven Directorates:
- Budget and Financial Management
- Fiscal and Economic
- Commercial Management
- Expenditure Review
- Economic, Environment and Communities
- Human and Social
- Corporate