Applications for information Council holds, are dealt with under the provisions of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (the GIPA Act). The Information Privacy Commission (IPC) is the administrative agency for the Office of the Information Commissioner and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner.
You can find out more about your right to information and ways to gain access to NSW Government and Council information, by viewing the Information and Privacy Commission website.
Council's Access to Information Guidelines sets out the ways in which government information is available under the GIPA Act and what steps you need to take to access this information.
Access to personal informationYou have the right to access your personal information under section 14 of the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998. You are entitled to have access without excessive delay or cost.
Council is required to keep certain registers as outlined in Schedule 1 Additional open access information of the GIPA Act Regulation 2009.
Information Guide 2022The Wollondilly Shire Council Information Guide 2022 is available. You can also pick up a copy from Council's Administration Building during business hours.
Here are Council's Issues and Briefing Papers in relation to some current State Government topics.
Options available if you have a received a penalty infringement notice.
Right to Know WeekRight to Know Week is an important global campaign that aims to raise awareness of each individual’s right of access to government information and promote open, transparent government. This right is underpinned in NSW through the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (also known as the GIPA Act).
Local Councils have a range of roles and responsibilities in their communities, including the provision of facilities and the supply of public services. Councils will sometimes be required to ‘acquire’ land to achieve its roles and responsibilities.
Council's Access to Information Guidelines sets out the ways in which government information is available under the GIPA Act and what steps you need to take to access this information.
Access to personal informationYou have the right to access your personal information under section 14 of the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998. You are entitled to have access without excessive delay or cost.
Council is required to keep certain registers as outlined in Schedule 1 Additional open access information of the GIPA Act Regulation 2009.
Information Guide 2022The Wollondilly Shire Council Information Guide 2022 is available. You can also pick up a copy from Council's Administration Building during business hours.
Here are Council's Issues and Briefing Papers in relation to some current State Government topics.
Options available if you have a received a penalty infringement notice.
Right to Know WeekRight to Know Week is an important global campaign that aims to raise awareness of each individual’s right of access to government information and promote open, transparent government. This right is underpinned in NSW through the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (also known as the GIPA Act).
Local Councils have a range of roles and responsibilities in their communities, including the provision of facilities and the supply of public services. Councils will sometimes be required to ‘acquire’ land to achieve its roles and responsibilities.
2023 Australian Liveability Census
Camden Police Hour of Power
Mayor's Charity Event
New Depot in the Works for Wollondilly Council’s Operations
Council adopts a new, fairer rate structure for the Wollondilly Shire
Mayor’s Charity Night heading back to the 1930’s to raise funds for Domestic Violence Prevention
