The New South Wales Government (NSW Government) is made up of a number of departments, state-owned corporations and other agencies. The NSW Public Service is organised under the Government Sector Employment Act 2013, with public bodies organised under various legislation. In 2009, most of the 100+ government organisations were restructured into 13 'super agencies' or clusters.^[1] This number was subsequently reduced to ten clusters in 2013;^[2] and in July 2019 following the 2019 state election, it was further reduced to eight clusters.^[3] A new cluster for Regional NSW was created in April 2020, increasing to nine clusters;^[4][5] and a further cluster, Enterprise, Investment and Trade, established on 21 December 2021, in the second Perrottet ministry.^[6]

Agency types

The executive government is made up of:

• ministerial departments, which are the lead agencies in each cluster
• executive agencies, which are agencies related to departments
• separate agencies, which operate independently of departments but can still be within clusters
• statutory authorities, which are established under legislation but sit outside clusters
• state-owned corporations
• subsidiaries of the NSW Government established under the Corporations Act
• councils under the Local Government Act
• universities.

There are also a number of advisory boards and committees, though these are not agencies in their own right.^[7]

Clusters

The NSW Public Sector employs more than 348,000 people (full-time equivalent), almost all of whom work within one of the ten clusters.^[8][9] A restructure into eight clusters took effect on 1 July 2019; and a new cluster was added in April 2020;^[10][11] with a further cluster added on 21 December 2021.^[6]

As of January 2024, the clusters and their ministers are:

Cluster	Office title(s)[12]	Officeholder(s)	Employees[13]	Notes
Premier's Department	Premier Special Minister of State Minister for Industrial Relations Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty Minister for Women Minister for Emergency Services	Chris Minns John Graham Sophie Cotsis David Harris Jodie Harrison Jihad Dib	3,835	[3][14]
Cabinet Office
Education	Deputy Premier and Minister for Education and Early Learning Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education	Prue Car Steve Whan	110,507
Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water	Minister for Climate Change, Minister for the Environment, Minister for Energy and Minister for Heritage Minister for Water	Penny Sharpe Rose Jackson	16,103
Planning, Housing and Infrastructure	Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Minister for Housing Minister for Local Government Minister for Lands and Property Minister for Western Sydney	Paul Scully Rose Jackson Ron Hoenig Steve Kamper Prue Car
Enterprise, Investment and Trade	Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy and Minister for the Arts Minister for Industry and Trade and Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology Minister for Gaming and Racing	John Graham Anoulack Chanthivong David Harris
Treasury	Treasurer Minister for Finance Minister for Industrial Relations	Daniel Mookhey Courtney Houssos Sophie Cotsis	2,293
Health	Minister for Health and Minister for Regional Health Minister for Medical Research Minister for Mental Health	Ryan Park David Harris Rose Jackson	124,086
Transport	Minister for Transport Minister for Roads Minister for Regional Transport and Roads	Jo Haylen John Graham Jenny Aitchison	26,454
Regional NSW	Minister for Regional New South Wales, Minister for Agriculture and Minister for Western New South Wales Minister for the North Coast and Minister for Youth Minister for the Illawarra and the South Coast Minister for the Hunter Minister for the Central Coast Minister for the Environment Minister for Natural Resources	Tara Moriarty Rose Jackson Ryan Park Yasmin Catley David Harris Penny Sharpe Courtney Houssos	4,428
Stronger Communities	Attorney-General Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Youth Justice Minister for Families and Communities and Minister for Disability Inclusion Minister for Multiculturalism and Minister for Sport Minister for Homelessness and Minister for Youth Minister for Corrections Minister for Veterans Minister for Seniors and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault	Michael Daley Yasmin Catley Jihad Dib Kate Washington Steve Kamper Rose Jackson Anoulack Chanthivong David Harris Jodie Harrison	52,342
Customer Service	Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government Minister for Work Health and Safety Minister for Small Business Minister for Building and Minister for Better Regulation and Fair Trading	Jihad Dib Sophie Cotsis Steve Kamper Anoulack Chanthivong	8,210

List of agencies

This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (April 2019)

Departments

Agency	Type	Cluster	Employees	Notes
Premier's Department	Department	Premier and Cabinet	834	[6]
The Cabinet Office	Department
Department of Regional NSW	Department	Regional NSW	3,067
Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade	Department	Enterprise, Investment and Trade
Treasury	Department	Treasury	784
Ministry of Health	Department	Health	127,156
Department of Education	Department	Education	99,702
Department of Communities and Justice	Department	Stronger Communities	22,903
Department of Transport	Department	Transport	11,875
Department of Customer Service	Department	Customer Service	5,345
Department of Planning and Environment	Department	Planning and Environment

Executive agencies

This is a list of executive agencies of the NSW Government, as listed in Schedule 4 of the Administrative Arrangements (Second Perrottet Ministry—Transitional) Order 2021, containing Amendment No. 40 to the Government Sector Employment Act 2013:^[6][15]

Agency	Cluster	Employees	Notes
Art Gallery of New South Wales Trust	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	266	[6]
Australian Museum Trust	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	346
Create NSW	Enterprise, Investment and Trade
Crown Solicitor's Office	Stronger Communities	443
Destination NSW	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	199
Fire & Rescue NSW	Stronger Communities	15,589
Greater Sydney Commission	Transport	82
Health Professional Councils Authority	Health	186
Infrastructure NSW	Transport	158
Library Council of New South Wales	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	297
Local Land Services	Regional NSW	956
Mental Health Commission	Health	303
Multicultural NSW	Stronger Communities	67
Natural Resources Commission	Planning and Environment	33
NSW Institute of Sport	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	90
NSW Rural Fire Service	Stronger Communities	936
NSW State Emergency Service	Stronger Communities	365
Office of Sport	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	368
Parliamentary Counsel's Office	Premier and Cabinet	74
Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences	Premier and Cabinet	281
Resilience NSW	Stronger Communities	105
SAS Trustee Corporation	Treasury	32
Service NSW	Customer Service	3433
State Archives and Records Authority	Enterprise, Investment and Trade
Sydney Opera House Trust	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	499
Venues NSW	Enterprise, Investment and Trade
Western Parkland City Authority	Enterprise, Investment and Trade	29

Separate agencies

This is a list of separate agencies of the NSW Government, as listed in Schedule 1 of the Government Sector Employment Act 2013:^[6][15]

Agency	Cluster	Employees	Notes
Environment Protection Authority	Planning and Environment	586
Greyhound Welfare and Integrity Commission	Planning and Environment	84
Health Care Complaints Commission	Health	125
Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority	Enterprise, Investment and Trade
Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal	Premier and Cabinet
Information and Privacy Commission	Customer Service	34
Inspector of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission	Premier and Cabinet	1
Law Enforcement Conduct Commission	Stronger Communities	2
Legal Aid Commission of New South Wales	Stronger Communities	1440
New South Wales Crime Commission	Stronger Communities	121
New South Wales Electoral Commission	Premier and Cabinet	165
NSW Education Standards Authority	Education	437
Office of the Children's Guardian	Stronger Communities	219
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions	Stronger Communities	141
Office of the Independent Planning Commission	Planning and Environment	15
Ombudsman	Premier and Cabinet	122
Public Service Commission	Premier and Cabinet	144
Technical & Further Education Commission	Education	10,599

Statutory State-owned corporations

This is a list of statutory State-owned corporations of the NSW Government, as listed in Schedule 5 of the State Owned Corporations Act 1989:^[16]

Agency	Cluster	Employees	Notes
Essential Energy	Planning and Environment	3,044
Forestry Corporation	Regional NSW	549
Hunter Water Corporation	Planning and Environment	485
Landcom	Planning and Environment
Port Authority of New South Wales	Transport	361
Sydney Water	Planning and Environment	2,939
Transport Asset Holding Entity	Transport
WaterNSW	Planning and Environment	958

Other agencies

Agency	Type	Cluster	Employees	Notes
Audit Office of NSW	Entity external to government	n/a	284
Health Service	Service	Health	127,156
Independent Commission Against Corruption	Entity external to government	n/a	118
Judicial Commission	Entity external to government	n/a	32
Parliament of New South Wales	Entity external to government	n/a	51
NSW Police Force	Service	Stronger Communities	21,879
Teaching Service	Service	Education	99,702
Transport Service	Service	Transport	13,645

Universities

Agency	Type	Employees	Notes
Charles Sturt University	University	2,190
Macquarie University		3,737
University of New England		1,408
University of New South Wales		7,230
University of Newcastle		2,859
Southern Cross University		914
University of Sydney		8,531
University of Technology, Sydney		3,888
Western Sydney University		3,510
University of Wollongong		2,971

Independent statutory bodies

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