162Who is entitled to notice of a reassessment, the hearing and any order made in the proceeding?

162 Who is entitled to notice of a reassessment, the hearing and any order made in the proceeding? For the purposes of sections 72(1), 99(1) and 116(2) of the VCAT Act, the following persons are entitled to a notice referred to in each of those sections— (a) any party to a reassessment under this Division; (b) the spouse or domestic partner of the represented person, supported person or missing person, if any; (c) the primary carer of the represented person or supported person, if any; Section 72(1) of the VCAT Act provides that an applicant for a VCAT order must serve a copy of the application on each party, each other person entitled to notice of the application under the enabling enactment (which is this Act) and each other person that VCAT so directs. Section 99(1)(b) of the VCAT Act provides that the principal registrar of VCAT must give notice of the time and place for the hearing of a proceeding to a person entitled to notice of the proceeding or hearing under the enabling enactment. Section 116(2)(a) of the VCAT Act provides that VCAT must give a copy of any order it makes in a proceeding to each party and each other person entitled to notice of the proceeding or of the order under the enabling enactment.