Can the AAT make a decision without a hearing?

Yes, there are certain situations where the AAT may decide not to conduct a formal hearing and instead make a decision based on the written submissions and information available. Here are the specific circumstances in which the AAT might make a decision without a hearing: Jurisdiction: If the AAT determines that it does not have … Read more

What are the most common cases heard at the AAT?

The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) is an independent body in Australia, that reviews decisions made by government departments and agencies. The AAT hears a wide range of cases across various areas of administrative decision-making. The most common types of cases heard at the AAT include: child support farm household support Commonwealth workers’ compensation family assistance, … Read more