Elizabeth Tydd
Keeping the government in check is no easy job, but it’s a role that Elizabeth Tydd relishes.
Elizabeth is the Information Commissioner of NSW & Chief Executive of the Information and Privacy Commission, or IPC.
In her current role, Elizabeth is a champion for open government, giving people the opportunity to question government decisions. She is also extremely passionate about public participation.
Elizabeth studied Law at the University of Technology Sydney, and also has a Masters in Administrative Law.
Elizabeth has previously been the Executive Director of the Office of Liquor Gambling and Racing and has also worked at the NSW Medical Board and at the Residential Tenancies Tribunal, among other things.
She speaks to Ellen Leabeater.
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