What building and planning dispute decisions can my state Civil and Administrative Tribunal review?

• Civil and Administrative Tribunals can generally review:

• a decision by the local government to refuse to grant a planning permit;
• failure by the local government to provide a decision on your planning permit application within time;
• conditions included by the local government in a granted planning permit;
• if you objected to the granting of a planning permit, review of the grant of a permit;
• a decision by the local government to refuse to extend the time in which a development in a planning permit must be started or completed;
• a decision to enforce a planning permit or a planning scheme; and
• a decision to amend or cancel a planning permit.

• You can see our topic on Tribunals & Public Sector Appeals for more information.