FAQ
1. What does the RSRP do?
The key role of the Rail Safety Regulators Panel (RSRP) is to provide advice to the Safety Standing Sub-Committee (SafetySSC) and National Transport Commission (NTC) on rail safety regulatory issues to help enhance safety and regulatory outcomes consistent with the co-regulatory framework.
For more information please refer to the RSRP Terms of Reference located on this site.
2. Who is on the RSRP?
The RSRP consists of a member of the regulators office from each jurisdiction, these are:
| Chair | Rob Burrows General Manager, Rail Safety |
Department of Transport Ph: (08) 9216 8405 |
| New South Wales | Len Neist Chief Executive |
Independent Transport Safety and Reliability Regulator Ph: (02) 8263 7100 |
| New Zealand | Merv Harvey Principal Rail Safety Advisor |
New Zealand Transport Agency PO Box 27249, Marion Square |
| Northern Territory | Julius Sigut Manager, Rail Safety |
Department of Planning and Infrastructure Ph: 08 8999 5257 |
| Queensland | Phil Barker Director (Rail Safety Regulation) |
Department of Transport and Main Roads Ph: (07) 3253 4901 |
| South Australia | Philip Burrows A/Manager, Rail Services |
Department of Transport, Energy and Infrastructure |
| Tasmania | Craig Hoey A/ Manager, Rail Safety |
Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources Ph: (03) 6233 4982 |
| Victoria | Alan Osborne Director, Public Transport Safety Iresha Herath General Manager, Regulatory Policy and Legal |
Public Transport Safety Victoria Ph: 03 9655 8949 |
| Western Australia | Rob Burrows Director, Rail Safety |
Department of Transport Ph: 08 9216 8405 |
3. How often do the RSRP meet?
The RSRP meets four times a year. Each meeting is hosted by a different jurisdiction on a rotational basis.
4. Can I attend the meetings?
The RSRP meetings are closed meetings to rail regulators.
5. Can the RSRP change policies?
The RSRP is not a policy setting group. It has the responsibility to provide input and recommendations in relations to policies and legislation relating to Rail Safety but cannot affect policy change.
6. Does the RSRP consult with Industry?
Yes. The RSRP consults with Industry formally through the Rail Safety Co-Regulation Group (RSCG) which meets three times a year. Each regulator also meets with the relevant industry people in their jurisdiction when required.
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