Compulsory Land Acquisition Powers for Property and Development NSW
Property NSW Amendment Bill 2024
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Assent
Topics
contaminated land government property land acquisition land management property development real estate
Introduced by: The Hon Stephen Kamper MP (ALP); The Hon Daniel Mookhey 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:
Damien Tudehope LIB
“On behalf of the Opposition, I confirm that the Coalition supports the Property NSW Amendment Bill 2024. Property NSW is a statutory corporation established under the Property NSW Act to acquire, hold, manage, maintain, repurpose and dispose of property for the Government and government agencies.”
Sue Higginson GRN
“On behalf of The Greens, I speak in the debate on the Property NSW Amendment Bill 2024. As we have heard, the purpose of the bill is to streamline and expand services provided by Property NSW, with an expanded name and functions.”
Mark Buttigieg ALP
“I will briefly address some matters that were raised during debate on the bill. I thank my colleagues for raising key points around the important role that Property and Development NSW plays as the central government property agency for New South Wales. I also thank members from all parties for their collaborative engagement on the bill, particularly the Hon.”
News articles and press releases
Property NSW Amendment Bill 2024
Mr STEPHEN KAMPER, Minister for Small Business — 2024-03-20
The bill also amends the Act to provide Property and Development NSW with the following functions: to acquire property and to carry out development, including development that is environmentally sustainable and applies innovative environmental building and public domain design; to acquire, hold and manage contaminated land for various purposes, including the remediation of that land; to design workplaces for use by the Government or government agencies, including the fit‑out of the workplaces; to acquire land by agreement or by compulsory acquisition in accordance with the Land Acquisition (Just Terms) Compensation Act 1991; to develop, hold and manage information technology relating to land use analysis or the management, maintenance or improvement of land, including ensuring the benefits of that technology is available for use by government agencies and the people of New South Wales; a