The NSW parliament has officially entered caretaker mode ahead of the general state election on March 25, during which government activity will slow to a minimum.
While routine government business will continue as usual, as a general rule, no significant new decisions, initiatives, appointments, or contractual undertakings are made during the period.
It comes after the government prematurely adjourned parliament from the start of the week, sparking questions over whether an Upper House committee into alleged corruption in the Hills Shire Council would continue to sit.
