NRCoP NSW Presents: From Paper to Practice: Amending and Operationalising Legislation
Overview
Turning policy intent into legislative change, and legislative change into effective practice, can be a complex journey.
The NRCoP NSW Chapter, in partnership with the Parliament of NSW, invites you to an exclusive panel session exploring the challenges and opportunities involved in amending and passing legislation, as well as the practical realities of operationalising new or amended laws.
Drawing on real-world experience, the discussion will consider what has worked, what has not, the unexpected challenges encountered along the way, and the key lessons that can inform future reform. The final focus of the discussion will be shaped by the experience and expertise of the panel, allowing for a practical and candid conversation about how regulatory change happens in the real world.
Event Details
In-person:
Date: Friday 31 July 2026
Time: 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM (8:45 AM arrival)
Location: Sydney Parliament House, 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000
** Please note, attendees will be pre-registered with NSW Parliament Security. The security entrance for the NSW Parliament is at 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney, and visitors should be prepared for standard security screening. You will need to show ID and have your bags screened, and it is recommended to allow at least 15 minutes for this process. The security entrance is the main point of entry for public access to Parliament House, and you should go to the Assembly front desk to make your presence known upon arrival.
Speakers
Katerina Pavlidis, Director Policy Rental, Strata and Property | Strategy, Policy and Delivery Branch | NSW Fair Trading
Monique Reyes, Principal Pharmaceutical Officer, Pharmaceutical Services Unit | Legal and Regulatory Services Branch | NSW Ministry of Health
Glenn Paterson, Director, Best Practice Policy and Regulation Section | Finance Branch Financial Management and Assurance Division | Corporate Operations Group | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing