The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) Series is five volumes of authoritative and comprehensive guides, available in print (five separate editions), on-line and CD-ROM, consisting of:
- VCAT loose-leaf binders
- Second reading speeches
- Relevant annotated Acts
- Case and subject indices
- Regular updates for all contents
- Unlimited access to Anstat’s legislation hotline
Each volume in the series provides an authoritative and practical compilation of legislation, commentary and case law on the various acts and relevant VCAT procedures.
"The Government’s Justice agenda is a key part of our broader program, particularly in relation to improving services and restoring democracy. I am passionate about improving access to justice. Where people cannot understand their rights or cannot make their way through the legal system, without great expense or distress, they are denied access to justice.
I am happy, therefore, to support and endorse Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal: Laws and Procedure. It helps to demystify the complex legislation and the processes of the Tribunal, which benefits not only legal practitioners, but also members of the community."
Rob Hulls MP
Attorney-General
The essential guide to VCAT laws and procedure
The VCAT Laws and Procedure service is an essential tool for individuals and organizations that need to keep informed on the latest legislative reforms to the tribunal system in Victoria. Developed by Anstat in conjunction with the VCAT, it ensures that you receive the guidance and support needed to work within the new civil and administrative tribunal structure.
The essential guide to the residential tenancies list
A comprehensive guide to the Residential Tenancies Act and written by members of VCAT. This service provides useful and practical information to landlords, tenants, property managers, housing service officers and tenancy workers and lawyers.
The essential guide to guardianship and administration
This volume includes commentary on the Guardianship and Administration Act 1986, Part XIA of the Instruments Act 1958 and also the Medical Treatment Act 1988. The analysis gives emphasis on the practical operation of the legislation and the procedure of the Guardianship List.
The Annotated VCAT Act
Anyone who is likely to come before a VCAT List will be well advised to resort to this unique and innovative publication - the Annotated VCAT Act. It provides an authoritative and comprehensive annotation to every section of the VCAT Act including relevant case law. It also contains a full copy of the VCAT Regulations and the VCAT Rules.
