NCAT can review decisions made by a government agency about the privacy of your personal or health information.
Step-by-step guide to an application for disciplinary findings and orders in a matter about the conduct of a health practitioner or student.
NCAT reviews decisions about the release of information under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
If an order made by NCAT's Guardianship Division is not working in the best interests of the person, there are three ways to proceed.
NCAT can review some decisions made by the NSW Commissioner of Victims Rights about victims support payments.
NCAT can hear and decide disputes between retirement village residents and operators in NSW.
Being prepared and clear about the outcome you want is the best way to get ready yourself for conciliation at NCAT.
NCAT can review other decisions made by some NSW government agencies. The agency that made the decision will tell you if the decision can be reviewed by NCAT.
Read case studies to find out how NCAT can help you resolve your dispute using conciliation.
The following information sets out NCAT's procedures for dealing with home building matters involving amounts under $30,000.
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