Welcome to the Administrative Decisions Tribunal (ADT) web page.
The main functions of the ADT are to:
- review specific administrative decisions of New South Wales Government agencies
- resolve discrimination and retail lease disputes, and
- exercise disciplinary and regulatory functions over a range of professional and occupational groups.
There are six Divisions of the Tribunal and an Appeal Panel:
Please select the following link for information on the Tribunal's Disability Services.
Announcement - Administrative Decisions Tribunal Regulation 2009
27 August 2009
On 1 September 2009 the Administrative Decisions Tribunal (General) Regulation 2004 is repealed.
It is remade with some amendments by the Administrative Decisions Tribunal Regulation 2009.
This Regulation revises the fees payable in respect of applications to, and services provided by Tribunal.
This Regulation also makes provision with respect to the following:
(a) the exclusion of certain classes of reviewable decisions from the requirement to provide reasons for a decision and from internal review,
(b) the scale of expenses and allowances for witnesses before the Tribunal,
(c) the oaths of office for members of the Tribunal,
(d) the payment of fees,
(e) savings and formal matters.
Click on this link to view the new regulation
Click on this link to view the fee schedule effective from 1 September 2009.
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