NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (Administrative and Equal Opportunity Division) case law

NSW Police Force Exempt from Privacy Laws Due to Administrative Nature of Disclosure

The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal decided that the NSW Police Force was exempt from complying with privacy laws because the disclosure of personal information was considered an administrative function.

NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal Sets Aside Decision on Access Application

Convicted inmate's eligibility for victims support denied

The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal decided that a convicted inmate was not eligible for victims support because they could not prove they were seriously and permanently injured as a result of the violent incident.

NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal Refuses Leave for Disability Discrimination Complaint

Tribunal Confirms Parking Space Levy Assessments

A property owner contested a person assessments on their premises, arguing exemptions should apply. However, the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal ruled against them, confirming the levies due to insufficient evidence of exclusive use for exempt purposes.

NSW Tribunal Upholds Cancellation of Service Approval Due to Non-Compliance

Claim of Disability Discrimination Dismissed by NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal

NSW Tribunal Rejects Victimisation Complaint Against Employer

NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal Reinstates Firearms Licence After Review

The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal reviewed a decision to revoke a firearms licence due to concerns about the applicant's mental health and risk of self-harm. The Tribunal found no substantial risk to public safety and reinstated the licence.

University's FOI Decision Partially Upheld by Tribunal

NSW Tribunal Rejects Claimant's Request to Record Case Conference

Freedom of Information Case: NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal Decision

NSW CATAD affirms refusal to disclose personal info of invalid rezoning review applicant

Access to Government Information: Decision Varied

NSW Tribunal Grants Stay on Tattoo Licence Cancellation

A court has allowed a tattoo artist whose licence was cancelled to continue working temporarily while their case is reviewed, considering both public interest and the financial impact on the individual. The decision reflects the importance of balancing regulatory compliance with fair treatment for individuals facing administrative decisions.

Tribunal Dismisses FOI Review for Lack of Substance

A person seeking access to information held by a council under the Freedom of Information laws had their case dismissed by the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal. The tribunal found that there were no outstanding issues regarding access to the requested information and thus, the claim lacked substance.

Stay Application Denied: Working with Children Clearance

The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal denied an application for a stay of a decision regarding a clearance for working with children. The Tribunal found that the applicant posed a risk to the safety of children and thus denied the stay application.

Tribunal Upholds Refusal to Disclose Government Information Due to Legal Professional Privilege

NSW Tribunal Upholds Revocation of Firearms Licence Due to Intimidation Conviction

The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal upheld the revocation of a man's firearms licence because he was convicted of intimidating someone and failed to secure his firearms properly. The court emphasised the importance of public safety and compliance with strict regulations on firearms possession.

NSW Tribunal Approves Liquor Licence Transfer with Conditions

A person wanted to move their liquor licence from one place to another store. They argued that selling alcohol in packages at the supermarket wouldn't harm the community. The court agreed and allowed the transfer with certain conditions.