VICTORIAN CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL ACT 1998 - SECT 59 Who are the parties to a proceeding?
VICTORIAN CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL ACT 1998 - SECT 59
Who are the parties to a proceeding?(1) The parties to a proceeding are—
(a) in a proceeding in the Tribunal's original jurisdiction—
(i) the person who applies to the Tribunal, or who requests or requires a matter to be referred to the Tribunal; and
(ii) in the case of an inquiry by the Tribunal, the person who is the subject of the inquiry; and
(iii) any person joined as a party to the proceeding by the Tribunal; and
(iv) any other person specified by or under this Act or the enabling enactment as a party;
(b) in a proceeding in the Tribunal's review jurisdiction—
(i) the person who applies to the Tribunal for review of a decision, or who requests or requires a decision to be referred to the Tribunal for review; and
(ii) the decision-maker who made the decision; and
(iii) any person joined as a party to the proceeding by the Tribunal; and
(iv) any other person specified by or under this Act or the enabling enactment as a party.
(2) A decision-maker who made a decision by reason of holding or performing the duties of an office or appointment or a position in the public service is to be described in any proceeding in respect of the decision by the decision-maker's official name.