NSW State Insurance Regulatory Authority
Government AdministrationNew South Wales, Australia201-500 Employees
The NSW State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) is a government agency in New South Wales responsible for regulating three statutory insurance schemes: workers compensation, motor accidents compulsory third party (CTP) insurance, and home building compensation. It focuses on public policy outcomes related to how services are delivered to injured people, the affordability of coverage, and the ongoing management and sustainability of these schemes. By supervising these regulatory functions, SIRA aims to maintain fairness and consistency in how claims are handled and how premiums are set. The organization operates within the broader government administration landscape. Headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales, at 231 Elizabeth Street, the agency maintains a mid-sized workforce. It serves as a regulator for insurers and employers under these schemes, as well as injured individuals who rely on them, guiding policy and governance to support stable, affordable coverage and sustainable program management.
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