Civil and Administrative Tribunal Regulation 2022
6Circumstances where no fee or reduced fee is payable
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6 Circumstances where no fee or reduced fee is payable
6 Circumstances where no fee or reduced fee is payable
(1) Fees are not payable for the following—
(a) the lodgment of a general application under the following Acts—
(i) the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983,
(ii) the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977,
(iii) the Local Government Act 1993,
(iv) the Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW),
(b) the lodgment of an administrative review application under the Community Services (Complaints, Reviews and Monitoring) Act 1993,
(c) the lodgment of a general application or external appeal under the Dormant Funds Act 1942,
(d) the lodgment of an administrative review application under the Apprenticeship and Traineeship Act 2001,
(e) the lodgment of a general application that involves the exercise of a function of the Tribunal allocated to the Guardianship Division of the Tribunal,
(f) the commencement of, or any other matter in connection with, proceedings that are required to be entered in the Health Practitioner List of the Occupational Division of the Tribunal.
(2) The fee payable by an eligible pensioner for the lodgment of the following is a concession rate of 25% of the full fee—
(a) an administrative review application,
(b) a general application,
(c) an internal appeal application,
(d) a set aside application,
(e) an external appeal application.