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Livestock Disease Control Act 1994

VCAT can review certain decisions made by the Minister for Agriculture and the Secretary of the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action under the Livestock Disease Control Act 1994.

Hearings 'on the papers'

A hearing 'on the papers' is a process where a VCAT member makes a decision on your case based on written submissions of the parties, without you needing to attend.

myVCAT Terms and Conditions

Residential tenancies

If you have an issue about a rental property, you may be able to come to VCAT to have it resolved.

How to communicate with VCAT and other parties

Understand when and how to communicate with VCAT and other parties to your case.

Remuneration scale for certain administrators under the Guardianship and Administration Act 2019

Disability support services

Most of our hearing locations are accessible. Contact us for specific accessibility information about our venues. Our Disability Liaison Officers can support you to access our services and venues.

After you apply - Residential tenancy cases

After you’ve applied, it’s important to understand the VCAT process. Find out what you need to do and what happens next.

Respond to an application – Residential tenancy cases

When you get a notice (or message) from VCAT about a rental property case, find out what happens next and what you need to do.

Residential tenancy applications involving bond, compensation or pets

What we’re doing about bond, compensation or pet disputes.