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Cumberland /Prospect DDS 4 AGEING, DISABILITY and HOME METROPOLITAN CONSTITUENCY DELEGATES AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – Cumberland /Prospect DDS 4 AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – Hornsby-Ryde DDS 2 AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – Inner West DDS 2 AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – Manly-St. Leonards DDS 1 AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – Nepean DDS 1 AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – South East/St. George DDS 1 AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – South Western DDS 1 (AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE - Department of (AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE – South Eastern DDS (HOME CARE SERVICE NSW – Metropolitan 2 ATTORNEY GENERAL & JUSTICE, DEPT. OF Courts, Metropolitan Central 1 Downing Centre 2 ATTORNEY GENERAL & JUSTICE, DEPT. OF (Local Courts, Metropolitan East (Local Courts, Metropolitan West 3 ATTORNEY GENERAL & JUSTICE, DEPT. OF (Attorney General’s – Metropolitan General (Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages 3 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM 1 AUDIT OFFICE OF NSW, THE - *See Combined Met. East (AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY (MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 1 BOARD OF STUDIES - *See Combined Met. East BOTANIC GARDENS & DOMAIN TRUST, THE ROYAL – Metropolitan 1 (COMBINED – METROPOLITAN EAST* (ART GALLERY OF NSW (SPORT & RECREATION/OFFICE OF COMMUNITIES (AUDIT OFFICE OF NSW (BOARD OF STUDIES, OFFICE OF THE – Metropolitan (COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMISSION (LOCAL GOVERNMENT (WOMEN NSW (OMBUDSMAN NSW (PARK TRUSTS – Metropolitan (incl Centennial Park/West. 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OF/ Departmental – Blacktown State Office 1 (EDUCATION & COMMUNITIES DEPT. OF/ Departmental - Metropolitan East (EDUCATION & COMMUNITIES DEPT. OF/ AMES 1 (EDUCATION & COMMUNITIES DEPT. OF/ Departmental, Metropolitan West (EDUCATION & COMMUNITIES DEPT. OF/ Parramatta Shared Services Centre 2 DEC – SCHOOLS – Bankstown SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Blue Mountains SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Botany Bay SE 1 SCHOOLS – Campbelltown SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Cumberland SEG 1 SCHOOLS – East Hills SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Fairfield SEG 1 SCHOOLS - Georges River SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Granville SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Hawkesbury SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Hills, The SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Hoxton SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Ingleburn SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Inner City SEG 1 - 3 - CONSTITUENCY DELEGATES SCHOOLS – Inner West SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Liverpool SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Macarthur SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Minchinbury SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Mt. Druitt SEG 2 SCHOOLS – Network 8 SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Nirimba SEG 1 SCHOOLS – North Shore Network SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Peninsula Network SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Penrith Valley SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Port Hacking SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Port Jackson SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Strathfield SEG 1 SCHOOLS – Woronora River SEG 1 (SCHOOLS – Hills Network SEG (SCHOOLS – Hornsby Network SEG 2 (SCHOOLS – Lane Cove Network SEG (SCHOOLS – Middle Harbour Network SEG 1 ELECTORAL COMMISSION NSW – *See Combined Met. East ENVIRONMENT & HERITAGE, NSW OFFICE OF/ NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE SERVICE – Metropolitan 2 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AUTHORITY – Metropolitan 2 FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF FAIR TRADING, NSW - Enterprise House, Parramatta 2 FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF FAIR TRADING, NSW - Metropolitan General 1 FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF CORPORATE & SHARED SERVICES REFORM 1 (FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS, NSW – McKell Bldg (FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS, NSW - Metropolitan East (FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS, NSW - Metropolitan West 1 (FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF NSW PROCUREMENT (FINANCE & SERVICES, DEPT. OF Metropolitan - General 1 FIRE & RESCUE, NSW – Metropolitan 1 - 4 - CONSTITUENCY DELEGATES (HEALTH, NSW – Head Office (HEALTH, NSW – Metropolitan General (HEALTH CARE COMPLAINTS COMMISSION (HEALTH PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION BOARDS 2 HOMECARE - *See Ageing, Disability & Home Care HOUSING, NSW – Ashfield 1 HOUSING, NSW – Central Sydney 1 HOUSING, NSW – Western Sydney 1 (HOUSING, NSW – South Western Sydney (HOUSING, NSW – Southern Sydney 2 JUVENILE JUSTICE – Metropolitan 1 JUVENILE JUSTICE – Reiby JJC 1 JUVENILE JUSTICE – Cobham JJC 1 LEGAL AID COMMISSION OF NSW – Metropolitan 3 LIQUOR, GAMING & RACING, OFFICE OF 1 (LPI - VGS – Metropolitan (LPI – LAND TITLES (DPI - CROWN LANDS (DPI - SOIL SERVICES - Metropolitan 3 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY - *See Australian Catholic University MUSEUM OF APPLIED ARTS & SCIENCES (Powerhouse) 1 OMBUDSMAN, NSW - *See Combined Met. 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