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TPG25-05 Guidance on security for construction projects

The NSW Government continues to focus on the risk management over a project’s lifecycle. Security guidance is one of the tools which the government can use to ensure security is commensurate with each project financial and performance related risks and ensure a consistent approach across the NSW Government.

This paper provides guidance on:

• the key types of security that are available
• how to optimise the Security Package
• alternatives and additions to security
• how to determine the appropriate type of security to obtain from the Contractor
• how and when to assess the adequacy of security for large-scale infrastructure projects.

TPG24-31 Benefits Management Guide

Benefits management works best when applied early to help define a problem and identify options that align with initiative objectives. In line with the development of a business case, it supports refinement and comparison of options, and establishment of a monitoring and evaluation approach. Following investment decision, it tracks performance and is used to inform evaluation.

TPG24-24 Recurrent Expenditure Assurance Framework

The Recurrent Expenditure Assurance Framework (REAF) outlines the procedures for the application of the NSW Gateway Policy to major recurrent expenditure investments. This Framework sets out the requirements that must be followed by the Delivery Agency, the Major Recurrent Advisory Group (MRAG), the Expert Review Team, and NSW Treasury (as the Gateway Coordination Agency for this Framework).

TIPP 5.20 NSW Treasury Data Breach (Privacy) Policy

This policy provides an overview of the mechanism for NSW Treasury to respond to and manage privacy data breaches.

TPG24-08 CFO Certification on the Internal Control Framework over Financial Systems and Information

The purpose of this policy is to hold Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) of GSF agencies accountable to design, implement, continuously monitor and evaluate throughout the year a risk-based internal control framework over their financial systems and information.

TIPP5.19 Privacy Management Plan and Guidelines (PMP)

The NSW Treasury’s Privacy Management Plan and Guidelines (the Plan), provides practical guidance for NSW Treasury staff on requirements of section 33 of the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (the PPIP Act) for managing personal information.

TPG23-17 Disaster Cost-Benefit Framework

This Disaster Cost-Benefit Framework (the Framework) is a Treasury Policy and Guidelines paper that sets out how to undertake disaster resilience cost-benefit analysis (CBA). The Framework sits under and follows the same principles and requirements of the NSW Government Guide to Cost Benefit Analysis (TPG23-08) (CBA Guide), which applies to all NSW Government initiatives.

TPG23-22 Supplementary Guidelines: Nominee Directors for the Insurance and Care NSW Board

This guideline outlines the process for employee and employer bodies when selecting candidates for nomination to the icare Board. These guidelines provide additional information applicable to Nominee Directors of the icare Board.

TIPP 5.18 Public Interest Disclosures Policy

This Public Interest Disclosures (PID) Policy has been developed in accordance with the provisions of the Public Interest Disclosures Act 2022 (PID Act). All agencies in New South Wales are required to have a PID Policy under section 42 of the PID Act.

TIPP5.15 Compliance Incident Policy

This Compliance Incident Policy (Policy) outlines the process by which NSW Treasury (Treasury) manages potential compliance failures. This Policy forms part of Treasury’s Compliance Management Framework and must be read in conjunction with the Compliance Management Framework document.