Conflict of Interest Restrictions for Energy and Utilities Administration Board Members
Energy Legislation Amendment Bill 2023
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Assent
Topics
conflict of interest electricity investment energy infrastructure government administration public sector governance
Introduced by: The Hon Jihad Dib MP (ALP); The Hon John Graham MLC (ALP)
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Effects of this bill
If this bill passes, it means that:
The Debate
What different members said when this bill was debated:
Aileen MacDonald LIB
“I lead for the Opposition in debate on the Energy Legislation Amendment Bill 2023. First I acknowledge the collaborative approach of the Government in discussions with the shadow Minister, Mr James Griffin, MP, in the other place. It is pleasing that the Government engaged and has considered our concerns.”
Penny Sharpe ALP
“I welcome the continued support across the Chamber for delivery of the road map and for the energy transition in New South Wales. I thank the Hon. Aileen MacDonald for her contribution.”
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Energy Legislation Amendment Bill 2023
Ms TRISH DOYLE, Member for Blue Mountains — 2023-11-21
The Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap, the roadmap, sets out how New South Wales will deliver its electricity system transition strategy. The legislative amendments proposed in this bill will help smooth the delivery of the energy transition. The bill amends two existing pieces of legislation that provide the framework for implementation of the roadmap: the Electricity Infrastructure Investment Act 2020, which I will refer to as the EII Act, and the Energy and Utilities Administration Act 1987, which I will refer to as the EUA Act. The bill implements some of the Government’s response to the recommendations of the Electricity Supply and Reliability Check Up, the Check Up, to assist roadmap entities to successfully deliver on their functions.