Corporate Body

Electricity Authority of New South Wales (1946 - c. 1950)

State of New South Wales

From
1946
New South Wales, Australia
To
c. 1950
New South Wales, Australia
Functions
Advisory or Regulatory Body and Energy
Reference No
AGY-492

Summary

The Electricity Authority of New South Wales, constituted under the Electricity Development Act, 1945 (Act No.13, 1946), was a body corporate to provide for the development of electricity supply, to regulate the hiring of electrical apparatus and the licensing of electrical contractors and electricians.

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 1946 - c. 1950 Electricity Authority of New South Wales
       1950 - ? Electricity Commission of New South Wales

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