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These papers provide electorate-specific data on key topics of interest for members of the NSW Parliament. They provide headline data by individual electorate ​and enable comparison of electorates.

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Residential tenancy law reforms: no grounds evictions

​ This paper summarises the current state of the rental sector in NSW and the current law, as well as the debate about no grounds evictions and recent proposals for law reform in NSW. Reforms in other states and territories and countries are also discussed.​
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How the NSW planning system works

This paper provides information on the NSW planning system that is current as​​ at May 2024. It enables easier navigation across the system’s operational complexity, including through the use of diagrams.
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The NSW Parliamentary Research Service provides impartial research, data and analysis services for members of the NSW Parliament, including:

  • Confidential re​search for individual members
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