COAT Bulletin - Issue 1 - March 2024

REGISTER OF AUSTRALASIAN TRIBUNALS

COAT Bulletin - Issue 2 - June 2024

Whitmore Lecture 2024 - Jurisdictional Error & Materiality

COAT NSW 2023 Whitmore Lecture - The Hon Justice Beech-Jones (E-News)

COAT NSW Newsletter - March 2023

Whitmore Lecture 2023 -The Constitution and State Tribunals

COAT NSW Newsletter - September 2023

A Better Complaint Handling System for Tribunals

COAT Bulletin - Issue 4 - December 2023

COAT Bulletin - Issue 3 - September 2023

COAT Bulletin - Issue 1 - March 2023

DECISION WRITING: BEYOND ADEQUACY

COAT Bulletin - Issue 2 - June 2023

COAT NSW 2022 Whitmore Lecture - Prof Megan Davis

COAT Bulletin - Issue 4 December 2022

COAT Bulletin - Issue 3 September 2022

COAT Bulletin - Issue 2 May 2022

COAT Bulletin - Issue 1 March 2022

COAT NSW Newsletter - March 2022

Statutes as formal literature: choice and constraints in their readingÊ

Working Effectively with High Conflict People

Conference Program: 2022 COAT National Conference - Tribunals: Reset and Reinvigorate

Reality Testing or Manipulation?

COAT NSW Newsletter - September 2022

Practical Strategies to Improve your Digital Accessibility

Accessible Tribunal Technologies

Judging - Determining Facts

Conference Program: 2021 Accessible and inclusive justice - What can tribunals do better?

23rd Annual COAT Conference, Responsive, resilient, reskilled - tribunals in times of change

Conference Program: Responsive, resilient, reskilled - tribuanls in times of change

Whitmore Lecture 2021 - Balancing informality with natural justice and the work of tribunals

COAT NSW Newsletter - September 2021

COAT NSW Newsletter - April 2021

COAT NSW Newsletter - August 2020

COAT NSW Newsletter - May 2020

Conference Program: 2020 COAT NSW Webinar

Conference Program: 2019 COAT National Conference. Communicating Justice: Tribunals in the Community

Conference Program: 2019 COAT NSW Conference. The future is now - traditional skills and new technologies

Exploring Online Dispute Resolution'

Managing stress and maximising wellbeing for decision makers on tribunals, boards and panels

Push, Pull or Nudge? How Nudge Theory can offer new ways for tribunals to get the message across

The Justice Project - Improving access for groups withi particular communication needs

Working with interpreters in Boards and Tribunals

Making Sure That Curiosity Does Not Kill the CAT: the Use of Expert Evidence in Merits Review Fora Where the Rules of Evidence Do Not Apply1

Whitmore Lecture 2019 - The Foundations of Administrative Law

COAT NSW Newsletter - December 2019

COAT NSW Newsletter - August 2019

The importance of storytelling and narrative in tribunal decision-making

Access to Justice, Administrative Tribunals and the Rule of Law

Conference Program: 2018 COAT NSW Annual Conference. Efficient, Informal and Fair

Dealing with distressed and volatile people

Writing Better Judgments

Statutory Interpretation

Making Complex Decisions - Tools for Tribunal Members

Statutory Interpretation

Using Emotional Intelligence to Enable a Successful Tribunal Hearing

Working effectively & ethically in an environment of high emotion

Working effectively & ethically in an environment of high emotion

Providing Access to Justice: Taking Tribunals to the Community

Advance Australia Where? Making sense of the Census

Automating Justice- Rights and Liberties in a Digital World

Brave New World

Conflicts of Interest - the Rule Against Bias

Ex tempore decisions - or saving your sanity

Restoring Community Relations in a Digital Age - the Community Justice & Tribunals System (CJTS)

Restoring Community Relations in a Digital Age - the Community Justice and Tribunals System

Technology in the Federal Courts

The High Court's decision in Burns v Corbett

The Impacts of Self-Represented Litigants on Civil and Administrative Justice: Environmental Scan of Research, Policy and Practice

Thrills, Spills and Skills: Communicating Clearly

Tribunal Physical Safety and Security

Tribunals of the Future - Toward Digital Tribunals?

COAT Pratice Manual

Conference Program: 2017 COAT National & COAT (NSW) Joint Conference. Tribunals: Enablers of Justice

Building organisational competency in a diverse world

The Unreasonable, Querulant and Vexatious as Self Represented Litigants

Access to Justice in Multicultural Australia

Conference Program: 2017 COAT National Registrar & Executive Officer Conference. Tribunal Accessibilty - Meeting Community Expectations

Communicating effectively with people with cognitive disability

Flexibiilty, Informality and Despatch - Striking the balance in Tribunal decision-making

Keynote

Recent Developments in Tribunal Law

The need to raise the bar: court interpreters as specialised experts*

Tips for Writing Clear, Logical and Concise Decisions

Tribunals and Self-Represented Parties

Working effectively in a diverse world

Accessibility - Tribunal Excellence Framework

Applying the Framework for Tribunal Excellence & Measuring Performance

Applying the Framework for Tribunal Excellence & Measuring Performance

Applying the Framework for Tribunal Excellence & Measuring Performance: Panel -combined presentations

Client needs and satisfaction' Tribunal Excellence Framework

Diversity & Indigenous Clients: AAT Adelaide Registry

Diversity & Indigenous Clients: VCAT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engagement Project

e-Mediation - Trial & Outcomes

Future of Law and Justice 'The Impact of Technological Change on Courts and Tribunals'

Hackathon Hotspot

Implementing VCAT's Digital Strategy - key challenges and risks

Ketnote address: Adapting To and Bringing About Change - Case study: Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal

On-Line Resolution Tool (Guardianship and Administration) )

Overview of eCourts/Tribunal Plan (WA)

Safewards Victoria

Tribunals, diversity and the LGBTIQ community

Whitmore Lecture 2017 - Separation of powers - Dialogue and deference

Rounding Up CATs - The Respective Roles of Tribunals and Courts in Disciplinary Proceedings against Lawyers

Big Sister is watching - Orwellian overtones or no cause for alarm

Big Sister is watching - Orwellian overtones or no cause for alarm

Looking Over Your Shoulder, Tribunals in Australia

Looking Over Your Shoulder, Tribunals in Australia

Role of Reviewing Courts in Administrative Decision Making

Tensions in the Obligations of Tribunal Members

Dealing with Complaints

Evidence from a digital device

Firm but Fair - the Art of a Good Tribunal Hearing

Conference Program: 2016 COAT VIC Conference. Tribunals, Boards and Panels - Issues of Procedural Fairness

Conference Program: 2016 Deliberation and Dilemmas in the Digital Age

Conference Program: 2016 Between CATs and Courts

Going to the Cloud!

Legal Research Refresher

The Rule against Bias - Ongoing Evolution and Practical Conundrums for Tribunals

Affording Procedural Fairness: Culture and interpreters in Tribunal Hearings

Conference Paper

Disciplinary Hearings in the Regulated Professions: Procedural Fairness Issues

Disciplinary Hearings in the Regulated Professions: Procedural Fairness Issues

Ensuring a Fair Hearing - Matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability - Hearings in the Guardianship list at VCAT

Ensuring a Fair Hearing - Matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability - Hearings in the Guardianship list at VCAT

Ensuring a Fair Hearing - Matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability - Hearings in the Guardianship list at VCAT

Ensuring a fair hearing- matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability

Ensuring a fair hearing- matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability Ensuring a fair hearing- matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability Ensuring procedural fairness outside the hearing process

Ensuring a fair hearing- matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability Ensuring procedural fairness outside the hearing process

Ensuring a fair hearing- matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment or intellectual disability - National Disability Insurance Scheme Hearings

Ensuring a Fair Hearing: Matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment and/or intellectual disability

Ensuring a Fair Hearing: Matters involving persons with a mental illness, cognitive impairment and/or intellectual disability

Ensuring Procedural Fairness - Tribunals to Courts

Natural Justice and Registered Health Practitioners

Natural Justice and Registered Health Practitioners

Procedural Fairness - cases involving people from a culturally and linguistically diverse background

Procedural Fairness - cases involving people from a culturally and linguistically diverse background

Procedural Fairness - cases involving people from a culturally and linguistically diverse background. Paper

Tribunal Independence in Appointments - A Best Practice Guide

Whitmore Lecture 2016 - Judicial Review & the Shifting Sands of Legal Unreasonableness

Opening Address

Mindfulness for resilience, wellbeing and sustainable performance

Structure and restructure, the rise of FDR and experts in hot tubs - Reflections on SAT's first decade

Tribunals and Administrative Law Times They are A'Changing

Access to Justice Report - The Role of Tribunals

Access to Justice, Law Schools, and Clinical Legal Education - The VCAT Self- Help Clinic

Accessibility of Tribunals for Vulnerable or Disadvantaged Participants

Conference Program: 2015 COAT National Registrar & Executive Officer Conference - Mind over Matters

Tribunal law update

Drawn from Experience How to live the good life

Effective Questioning for Eliciting Information from Witnesses in Tribunal Hearings

The role of neurobiology in achieving a "Comfortable Satisfaction"

Conference Program: 2015 Registrar & Executive Officer Conference Tribunal transformation and cultural change Ð fact or fiction?

A Canadian perspective on tribunal independence

Conference Program: 2015 Dreams & Realities: The Evolution of Tribunals

COAT NSW Newsletter - March 2015

Best Pratice Guide to Tribunal Independence in Appointments - Discussion Paper - Call for Submissions

COAT Best Practice Guide to Tribunal Independence in Appointments - Discussion Paper

Whitmore Lecture 2015 - Whitmore and the Americans: Some American influences on the development of Australian Administrative Law

Conference Program: 2014 COAT NSW Annual Conference. The Modern MemberÕs Guide to Decision Making

Reasonableness and Reasons - Lessons for Good Decision-making

Assessing Witness Credibility

Mindfulness Amidst the Madness How to use mindfulness to cultivate resilience and peak performance in decision making

Personal Values: inevitable aids or obstacles to neutrality?

Reasonableness and Reasons: lessons for good decision- making

Writing to clarify, engage and persuade

International Framework for Tribunal Excellence April 2014

Whitmore Lecture 2014 - The Value of Human Rights for Australia

Engaging the public and encouraging excellence

Tribunal Independence

Tribunal Independence

Oral Decisions - Some Suggestions

Conference Program: 2014 COAT National Annual Tribunals Conference. Tribunals in Transition - Sessional to Professional

Conference Program: 2013 COAT NSW Chapter Annual Conference. Access and Capacity

Tribunal Law Update

Assessing Risk and Capacity - Advice from the Experts

Form and Funciton in Tribunal Design

Form and Funciton in Tribunal Design

Form and Funciton in Tribunal Design

Intercultural Communication and Tribunal Craft

Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers and Humans Do

Workplace Office Design Guidelines

Tribunal Independence - 2013 Edition

Whitmore Lecture 2013 - Forewarned and Four-Armed - Administrative Law Values and the Fourth Arm of Government

Challenges facing Administrative Tribunals - The complexity of legislative schemes and the shrinking space for preferable decision making

The Australian Consumer Law and its application by Tribunals

Speech Intelligibility in Courts & Tribunals

The tribunal of tomorrow

The Art and Science of Tribunal - a rheumatologist's emphasis

The Art and Science of Diagnosis

The art and science of diagnosis

Government of Laws not of Men' Statutory interpretation through the prism of native title

Managing Complex Cases

Social Media in Tribunal Proceedings - Evidentiary & Case Management Challenges

Privacy Law and Decision Making

International framework for tribunal excellence

Whitmore Lecture 2012 - The reason for administrative reasons - Osmond Revisited

Whitmore Lecture 2011 - The Constitutionalisation of State Administrative Law

Complaints about the Conduct of Tribunal Members

Public inquiry into Access to Justice Arrangements - Submission to the Australian Government, Productivity Commission

Whitmore Lecture 2010 - Freedom of information - a new paradigm

Whitmore Lecture 2009 - Can administrative law foster good administration?

Whitmore Lecture 2008 - The Tribunal Dilemma : Rigorous Informality

Whitmore Lecture 2007 - The Kerr Report: Its Continuing Significance

Why does Australia have a general review tribunal?

Tribunals and performance criteria

Designing tribunal spaces How can architecture contribute to effective communication?

Cognitive Autopsy

Cognitive Autopsy

Recent Developments of interest to Tribunal Members - AUA case studies

Tribunals as the Generic Face of Justice: a challenge for the 21st Century

Using videoconferencing to improve access to justice - Suggestions from the Gateways to Justice Project

Tribunal Competency Framework - Promoting Professional Excellence

The Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law