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When we make a final decision on your case, we may give the order to you in writing on the same day or send it to you after the hearing. 

VCAT makes orders to resolve a case but can’t generally enforce orders.

If you want to enforce a monetary order, you need a certified copy of an order.

If you’re not satisfied with the decision made in your case and you were at the hearing you can’t apply for a review and rehearing

You can read written decisions made in cases like yours online on the Austra

The way VCAT handles your information is based on the legal principle that justice should usually be administered in public, with principles of pri

All information you give us for your case is available to anyone who looks at the case file or attends the hearing, including media. 

VCAT hearings are usually open to the public, including the media. At VCAT mediation and compulsory conferences are held in private.