Public Consultation Process
From 14 June to 28 July 2023, the Review provided an opportunity for the people and organisations to provide their feedback, views and opinions on current tolling systems directly to Professor Fels and Dr Cousins. This could be done electronically through the Have Your Say website or in-person at a public consultation session held across Sydney (11-13 July 2023).
More than 1100 submissions were received by the Review and informed the Interim Report.
The following documents provide an overview of the public consultation activities undertaken during this period. The summary report highlights the key themes and issues raised by the community and stakeholders.
- Public consultation summary report
- Public consultation stakeholder submissions
- Public consultation transcripts
To inform those wishing to participate in the Independent Toll Review, two papers were published:
Summary Report
The Summary Report provides a high-level summary of work completed prior to the election of the Minns Labor Government, during 2022 by Treasury and Transport for NSW to assess options to reform the NSW toll road network.
This report is not indicative of recommendations that may be presented to the NSW Government following the new Independent Toll Review, which commenced in April 2023, and does not represent approved policy directions of the former or current NSW Government.
Read the Summary Report.
- Progress Report in Arabic (العربية)
- Progress Report in Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ)
- Progress Report in Simplified Chinese (简体中文)
- Progress Report in Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)
Discussion paper
This discussion paper has been prepared to provide background information and assistance for members of the public and organisations wishing to participate in the Independent Toll Review being led by Prof Allan Fels AO and Dr David Cousins AM.
It provides more information and context around the specific areas of tolling the review will be looking at, as well as questions for discussion and information on the public hearings and submissions process.
Read the Discussion Paper.
