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Government Advertising Regulation 2024
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8 Exemption from restrictions on advertising campaigns during pre-election period—the Act, s 4(5)
(1) The Act, section 10 does not apply to a Government advertising campaign relating to the following events—
(a) NSW Seniors Festival,
(b) the Premier’s Harmony Dinner,
(c) NSW Women’s Week, including the NSW Women of the Year Awards.
(2) The Act, section 10 does not apply to a Government advertising campaign by or on behalf of the following—
(a) the Art Gallery of New South Wales Trust,
(b) the Australian Museum Trust,
(c) the Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust,
(d) Destination NSW,
(e) the department in which the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 is administered, if the campaign relates to the National Parks and Wildlife Service,
(f) the Premier’s Department, if the purpose of the campaign is to promote investment, trade or education in the State,
(g) the Library Council of New South Wales,
(h) Museums of History NSW,
(i) NSW Trains, trading as NSW TrainLink,
(j) NSW Trustee and Guardian,
(k) the Parramatta Park Trust,
(l) Place Management NSW,
(m) the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust,
(n) the Sydney Olympic Park Authority,
(o) the Sydney Opera House Trust,
(p) the Technical and Further Education Commission, also known as the TAFE Commission,
(q) the Trustees of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, also known as the Powerhouse Museum,
(r) Venues NSW,
(s) the Western Sydney Parklands Trust,
(t) the Zoological Parks Board of New South Wales, also known as the Taronga Conservation Society Australia.
(3) The Act, section 10 does not apply to a Government advertising campaign on behalf of Create NSW in the Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport.
s 8: Am 2024 No 82, Sch 2.6