Join our panel as we take a deep dive into the reports, audits and investigations delivered by the Inspector-General of Water Compliance (IGWC). The area of water is complex and at times, overwhelming, which is why we’ve created this podcast. It will help you better understand the work of the IGWC, and what we are doing in the field of water compliance and enforcement.
The IGWC aims to improve trust and transparency in implementing the Commonwealth’s Basin water reform agenda, deliver greater consistency and harmonisation of water regulation across the Basin and strengthen Basin Plan compliance and enforcement.
Visit www.igwc.gov.au
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Join our panel as we take a deep dive into the reports, audits and investigations delivered by the Inspector-General of Water Compliance (IGWC). The area of water is complex and at times, overwhelming, which is why we’ve created this podcast. It will help you better understand the work of the IGWC, and what we are doing in the field of water compliance and enforcement.
The IGWC aims to improve trust and transparency in implementing the Commonwealth’s Basin water reform agenda, deliver greater consistency and harmonisation of water regulation across the Basin and strengthen Basin Plan compliance and enforcement.
Visit www.igwc.gov.au
The role of the independent Inspector-General of Water Compliance is to deliver trust and transparency in the management of Murray-Darling Basin resources, and ensure the highest standard of accountability for all involved in the use and management of Basin resources. Often, the role of the Inspector-General is confused with the role of state agencies such as the Natural Resources Access Regulator, or NRAR, in NSW. When the role of the Inspector-General was established, it was noted in the legislation that the role was not intended to duplicate the role of other agencies. The Inspector-General aims to oversight and monitor agencies, ensuring they are complying with the Basin Plan and Water Act. The role of state agencies like NRAR is to enforce and prosecute individuals.
Joining us on today’s episode of Water’s Edge is NRAR’s Chief Regulatory Officer Grant Barnes, and our Deputy Inspector-General of Water Compliance Daniel Blacker.
Learn more about NRAR: https://www.nrar.nsw.gov.au/
Visit the IGWC’s website: https://www.igwc.gov.au/
Water’s Edge
Join our panel as we take a deep dive into the reports, audits and investigations delivered by the Inspector-General of Water Compliance (IGWC). The area of water is complex and at times, overwhelming, which is why we’ve created this podcast. It will help you better understand the work of the IGWC, and what we are doing in the field of water compliance and enforcement.
The IGWC aims to improve trust and transparency in implementing the Commonwealth’s Basin water reform agenda, deliver greater consistency and harmonisation of water regulation across the Basin and strengthen Basin Plan compliance and enforcement.
Visit www.igwc.gov.au
