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Parliament of NSW
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Parliament of New South Wales
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Parliament of NSW is the bicameral legislature of the Australian state of New South Wales, established in 1824 and therefore Australia's oldest state parliament. It consists of the Legislative Assembly (lower house, 93 members representing 93 electorates) and the Legislative Council (upper house, 42 members representing the whole state), with the 58th Parliament currently in session since 2023. The institution's primary functions are passing legislation, appropriating public funds, and providing democratic oversight of the executive government for the citizens of New South Wales.

The Parliament operates a comprehensive digital infrastructure to deliver its constitutional mandate and enable public participation. Core platforms include the public website (parliament.nsw.gov.au), the Hansard API for programmatic access to parliamentary debate records, a live webcasting system streaming proceedings and committee hearings (with archive on YouTube), an online Bills database dating to 1856, a Tabled Papers repository, a Questions and Answers Tracking system, a Petitions platform, a Members and Ministers Portal, and the Parlimento digital archive. The Parliamentary Research Service produces independent research publications on topics including NSW privacy law, domestic violence, and political deepfakes. Visitor-facing services include free guided tours of historic chambers, an award-winning Strangers' Restaurant, curriculum-linked Education programs, and an active social media presence across X, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

As a public government institution, Parliament of NSW is funded through state taxation appropriations and does not generate commercial revenue. All public access to proceedings, records, tours, and educational resources is free of charge. The institution serves three principal stakeholder groups: the citizens of NSW (represented in democratic processes), the 135 Members of Parliament (who use parliamentary services, chambers, committees, and administrative support), and a secondary segment of researchers, journalists, and media who access Hansard records, tabled papers, and committee reports. The Parliament was recognised with a Gold Award at the Australasian Reporting Awards for its 2024-25 Annual Report.

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Parliament of NSW is Australia's oldest state legislature, established in 1824, operating a bicameral parliament (93-member Assembly, 42-member Council) in Sydney that serves New South Wales citizens through lawmaking, government oversight, and digital transparency platforms.

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legislative services, parliamentary proceedings, Hansard records, democratic governance, public records
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1State Legislature/Regional Assembly Administration
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2Parliamentary/Government Proceedings Channels
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3Finance, Economics & Public Administration Congresses
CodeTHAHAJALPrimaryNo
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  • Legislative Bodies921120
  • Legislative Bodies92112
  • Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support921
  • Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined92114
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Government Legislative Services
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Parliament of NSW operates a bicameral state legislature providing democratic representation, lawmaking, and government oversight for New South Wales, Australia. Its core services include legislative drafting and debate through both chambers, the official Hansard record of proceedings, committee inquiries, and a comprehensive digital platform (parliament.nsw.gov.au) that publishes bills, tabled papers, questions, petitions, and research for public access. Supporting visitor, education, and dining services extend public engagement with the institution.

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Parliament of NSW operates as a two-chamber legislature (Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council) offering a comprehensive digital platform for parliamentary democracy. The core products include Hansard (parliamentary debates record), Bills database (legislation tracking), Committee Inquiries portal, Tabled Papers repository, Questions and Answers Tracking system, and Parliamentary Research Service. Supporting services include a Members and Ministers Portal, Petitions system, Parliament Tours (in-person and virtual), Education programs, Parlimento digital archive, and Strangers' Restaurant dining facility. The Hansard API provides programmatic access to debate records. These services collectively enable public participation, government transparency, and parliamentary accountability in New South Wales.

Product and service12 records
1Hansard
CategoryCore legislative service
Description

Hansard is the official written record of debates in Parliament, providing an accurate substantially verbatim report of parliamentary proceedings including speeches, questions, and motions. A draft (proof) text is published progressively online within three hours of the spoken word on sitting days.

2Bills
CategoryCore legislative service
Description

Online database of bills (proposed legislation) before the NSW Parliament, including current session bills, assented bills, and historical bills since 1856. Used by members of parliament, legal professionals, and the public to track the legislative pipeline.

3Committee Inquiries
CategoryCore legislative service
Description

Online portal for parliamentary committee inquiries, public hearings, and reports that enable public participation through written submissions in parliamentary processes.

4Tabled Papers
CategoryCore legislative service
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Repository of documents formally presented to Parliament, making information available to members and the public, with over 7,068+ tabled papers indexed in the system.

5Questions and Answers Tracking
CategoryCore legislative service
Description

System for tracking questions asked by members in the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council, with filtering by date, portfolio, member, and status, tracking over 14,212+ results.

6Parliamentary Research Service
CategoryCore legislative service
Description

Independent research service providing impartial research, data and analysis for members of Parliament, including research publications on NSW privacy law, domestic violence, political deepfakes, and electorate data.

7Petitions
CategoryCitizen engagement service
Description

Digital petition system allowing citizens to raise issues and request action from Parliament through ePetitions and paper petitions.

8Members and Ministers Portal
CategoryCore legislative service
Description

Online directory of NSW Parliament members with contact details, electorate information, party representation, and parliamentary roles including ministers, shadow ministers, and parliamentary secretaries.

9Parliament Tours
CategoryVisitor service
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Free guided tours of historic chambers, public tours including school holiday tours, and virtual tour options for experiencing Parliament House.

10Parliament Education
CategoryEducation service
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Free curriculum-linked resources, programs, tours and talks for students and teachers to learn about the Parliament.

11Parlimento
CategoryDigital archive service
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Digital archive platform exploring historic items from the Parliament's archival collection, searchable by collection, format or date.

12Strangers' Restaurant
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Award-winning restaurant and function rooms within NSW Parliament House open for dining and private events.

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Peers10 records
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Bicameral Westminster-style legislature (House of Commons and House of Lords) operating in a different geography but sharing the Westminster conventions that underpin NSW Parliament's procedures and chamber practices.

2Parliament of Tasmania
TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian state bicameral legislature operating similar Hansard, bills tracking, and committee submission services, comparable to NSW but at a smaller jurisdictional scale.

3Parliament of Queensland
TypeDirect peer
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Australian state legislature operating a unicameral system (Legislative Assembly) with the same Hansard, bills, committees, and tabled papers portfolio, and overlapping digital public-access services.

TypeRegional player
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Bicameral federal Canadian Parliament (House of Commons and Senate) operating under Westminster conventions shared with NSW, providing analogous Hansard, committee, and legislative tracking services across a larger jurisdiction.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian state legislature with bicameral chambers (House of Assembly and Legislative Council) and a comparable suite of parliamentary business, Hansard, and committee services.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian state bicameral legislature performing the same lawmaking, scrutiny, and representation functions as the Parliament of NSW, but for the State of Victoria. Highly comparable in structure, services, and Westminster-style operations.

7Parliament of New Zealand
TypeRegional player
Description

Unicameral New Zealand House of Representatives with comparable Hansard, select committee, and petition services; geographically separate but operates under the same Westminster conventions as NSW.

TypeRegional player
Description

US state bicameral legislature (State Assembly and Senate) offering comparable bill tracking, committee hearing records, and webcast services, useful as a technology-and-transparency peer despite operating under a different constitutional system.

9Parliament of Western Australia
TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian bicameral state legislature (Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council) providing analogous parliamentary business portals, Hansard records, and committee inquiry infrastructure to NSW.

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Federal Australian bicameral legislature (House of Representatives and Senate) performing the same legislative, scrutiny, and representational functions as NSW Parliament but at the national level with broader jurisdiction and budget.

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Parliament of NSW

Government Legislative Servicesparliament.nsw.gov.au

Parliament of NSW is Australia's oldest state legislature, established in 1824, operating a bicameral parliament (93-member Assembly, 42-member Council) in Sydney that serves New South Wales citizens through lawmaking, government oversight, and digital transparency platforms.

What Parliament of NSW does

Parliament of NSW is the bicameral legislature of the Australian state of New South Wales, established in 1824 and therefore Australia's oldest state parliament. It consists of the Legislative Assembly (lower house, 93 members representing 93 electorates) and the Legislative Council (upper house, 42 members representing the whole state), with the 58th Parliament currently in session since 2023. The institution's primary functions are passing legislation, appropriating public funds, and providing democratic oversight of the executive government for the citizens of New South Wales.

The Parliament operates a comprehensive digital infrastructure to deliver its constitutional mandate and enable public participation. Core platforms include the public website (parliament.nsw.gov.au), the Hansard API for programmatic access to parliamentary debate records, a live webcasting system streaming proceedings and committee hearings (with archive on YouTube), an online Bills database dating to 1856, a Tabled Papers repository, a Questions and Answers Tracking system, a Petitions platform, a Members and Ministers Portal, and the Parlimento digital archive. The Parliamentary Research Service produces independent research publications on topics including NSW privacy law, domestic violence, and political deepfakes. Visitor-facing services include free guided tours of historic chambers, an award-winning Strangers' Restaurant, curriculum-linked Education programs, and an active social media presence across X, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

As a public government institution, Parliament of NSW is funded through state taxation appropriations and does not generate commercial revenue. All public access to proceedings, records, tours, and educational resources is free of charge. The institution serves three principal stakeholder groups: the citizens of NSW (represented in democratic processes), the 135 Members of Parliament (who use parliamentary services, chambers, committees, and administrative support), and a secondary segment of researchers, journalists, and media who access Hansard records, tabled papers, and committee reports. The Parliament was recognised with a Gold Award at the Australasian Reporting Awards for its 2024-25 Annual Report.

Parliament of NSW firmographics

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Name
Parliament of NSW
Legal name
Parliament of New South Wales
Website
https://parliament.nsw.gov.au
Company type
Public
Founded year
1824
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Parliament of NSW is Australia's oldest state legislature, established in 1824, operating a bicameral parliament (93-member Assembly, 42-member Council) in Sydney that serves New South Wales citizens through lawmaking, government oversight, and digital transparency platforms.
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Parliament of NSW industry classification

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Product category
Government Legislative Services
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Legislative Bodies (921120), Legislative Bodies (92112), Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support (921), Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined (92114)
akta.pro primary industry
State Legislature/Regional Assembly Administration (BPAIABAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Parliamentary/Government Proceedings Channels (MPABAIAL), Finance, Economics & Public Administration Congresses (THAHAJAL)

Keywords

  • Legislative services
  • Parliamentary proceedings
  • Hansard records
  • Democratic governance
  • Public records

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Sydney
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Australia
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Oceania

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Distribution channels5 records

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Parliament of NSW product offering

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Core offering

Parliament of NSW operates a bicameral state legislature providing democratic representation, lawmaking, and government oversight for New South Wales, Australia. Its core services include legislative drafting and debate through both chambers, the official Hansard record of proceedings, committee inquiries, and a comprehensive digital platform (parliament.nsw.gov.au) that publishes bills, tabled papers, questions, petitions, and research for public access. Supporting visitor, education, and dining services extend public engagement with the institution.

Product overview

Parliament of NSW operates as a two-chamber legislature (Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council) offering a comprehensive digital platform for parliamentary democracy. The core products include Hansard (parliamentary debates record), Bills database (legislation tracking), Committee Inquiries portal, Tabled Papers repository, Questions and Answers Tracking system, and Parliamentary Research Service. Supporting services include a Members and Ministers Portal, Petitions system, Parliament Tours (in-person and virtual), Education programs, Parlimento digital archive, and Strangers' Restaurant dining facility. The Hansard API provides programmatic access to debate records. These services collectively enable public participation, government transparency, and parliamentary accountability in New South Wales.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Hansard Hansard is the official written record of debates in Parliament, providing an accurate substantially verbatim report of parliamentary proceedings including speeches, questions, and motions. A draft (proof) text is published progressively online within three hours of the spoken word on sitting days.
  • Bills Online database of bills (proposed legislation) before the NSW Parliament, including current session bills, assented bills, and historical bills since 1856. Used by members of parliament, legal professionals, and the public to track the legislative pipeline.
  • Committee Inquiries Online portal for parliamentary committee inquiries, public hearings, and reports that enable public participation through written submissions in parliamentary processes.
  • Tabled Papers Repository of documents formally presented to Parliament, making information available to members and the public, with over 7,068+ tabled papers indexed in the system.
  • Questions and Answers Tracking System for tracking questions asked by members in the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council, with filtering by date, portfolio, member, and status, tracking over 14,212+ results.
  • Parliamentary Research Service Independent research service providing impartial research, data and analysis for members of Parliament, including research publications on NSW privacy law, domestic violence, political deepfakes, and electorate data.
  • Petitions Digital petition system allowing citizens to raise issues and request action from Parliament through ePetitions and paper petitions.
  • Members and Ministers Portal Online directory of NSW Parliament members with contact details, electorate information, party representation, and parliamentary roles including ministers, shadow ministers, and parliamentary secretaries.
  • Parliament Tours Free guided tours of historic chambers, public tours including school holiday tours, and virtual tour options for experiencing Parliament House.
  • Parliament Education Free curriculum-linked resources, programs, tours and talks for students and teachers to learn about the Parliament.
  • Parlimento Digital archive platform exploring historic items from the Parliament's archival collection, searchable by collection, format or date.
  • Strangers' Restaurant Award-winning restaurant and function rooms within NSW Parliament House open for dining and private events.

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Regional players

  • UK Parliament: Bicameral Westminster-style legislature (House of Commons and House of Lords) operating in a different geography but sharing the Westminster conventions that underpin NSW Parliament's procedures and chamber practices.
  • Parliament of Canada: Bicameral federal Canadian Parliament (House of Commons and Senate) operating under Westminster conventions shared with NSW, providing analogous Hansard, committee, and legislative tracking services across a larger jurisdiction.
  • Parliament of New Zealand: Unicameral New Zealand House of Representatives with comparable Hansard, select committee, and petition services; geographically separate but operates under the same Westminster conventions as NSW.
  • California State Legislature: US state bicameral legislature (State Assembly and Senate) offering comparable bill tracking, committee hearing records, and webcast services, useful as a technology-and-transparency peer despite operating under a different constitutional system.

Direct peers

  • Parliament of Tasmania: Australian state bicameral legislature operating similar Hansard, bills tracking, and committee submission services, comparable to NSW but at a smaller jurisdictional scale.
  • Parliament of Queensland: Australian state legislature operating a unicameral system (Legislative Assembly) with the same Hansard, bills, committees, and tabled papers portfolio, and overlapping digital public-access services.
  • Parliament of South Australia: Australian state legislature with bicameral chambers (House of Assembly and Legislative Council) and a comparable suite of parliamentary business, Hansard, and committee services.
  • Parliament of Victoria: Australian state bicameral legislature performing the same lawmaking, scrutiny, and representation functions as the Parliament of NSW, but for the State of Victoria. Highly comparable in structure, services, and Westminster-style operations.
  • Parliament of Western Australia: Australian bicameral state legislature (Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council) providing analogous parliamentary business portals, Hansard records, and committee inquiry infrastructure to NSW.

Broad incumbents

  • Australian Parliament (Parliament of Australia): Federal Australian bicameral legislature (House of Representatives and Senate) performing the same legislative, scrutiny, and representational functions as NSW Parliament but at the national level with broader jurisdiction and budget.

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Frequently asked questions about Parliament of NSW

What does Parliament of NSW do?

Parliament of NSW operates a bicameral state legislature providing democratic representation, lawmaking, and government oversight for New South Wales, Australia. Its core services include legislative drafting and debate through both chambers, the official Hansard record of proceedings, committee inquiries, and a comprehensive digital platform (parliament.nsw.gov.au) that publishes bills, tabled papers, questions, petitions, and research for public access. Supporting visitor, education, and dining services extend public engagement with the institution.

Is Parliament of NSW a public or private company?

Parliament of NSW is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Parliament of NSW founded?

Parliament of NSW was founded in 1824. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Parliament of NSW based?

Parliament of NSW is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, in the Oceania region.

Who are Parliament of NSW's main competitors?

Regional players on record are UK Parliament, Parliament of Canada, Parliament of New Zealand and California State Legislature. Direct peers are Parliament of Tasmania, Parliament of Queensland, Parliament of South Australia, Parliament of Victoria and Parliament of Western Australia. Australian Parliament (Parliament of Australia) is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Parliament of NSW have an API?

Yes. The Hansard API provides programmatic access to Parliament of NSW Hansard records and debates. Hansard is the written record of debates in Parliament. On sitting days the proof (draft) text is published progressively online within three hours of the spoken word. Developer documentation is at www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/parliamentary-business/hansard/hansard-api.

What industry is Parliament of NSW in?

Parliament of NSW's product category is Government Legislative Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIABAB, State Legislature/Regional Assembly Administration, with a secondary code of MPABAIAL, Parliamentary/Government Proceedings Channels. Its NAICS code is 921120.

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