Breadcrumb Home Resources Legal Self-help Factsheet: Being a Respondent At NCAT Factsheet: Being a respondent at NCAT Date published 10 August 2022 Last reviewed 10 August 2022 This Factsheet looks at what you need to do if you are a respondent in a New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) matter. It answers questions including: The process of resolving an issue through NCAT How to prepare for an NCAT hearing What will happen at an NCAT hearing What happens when NCAT makes orders. Attachments Factsheet: Being a respondent at NCAT (371.96 KB) Related resources Penalty Notices: Your Review Rights and Payment Options Waterloo South Relocations:Community Housing Submission into Inquiry into racism, hate and violence directed at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People
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