List of Tasmanian courts and tribunals
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The following is a list of courts and tribunals in Tasmania:
List of boards, commissions, courts, and tribunals
editSitting boards, commissions, courts, and tribunals
editThe list of sitting boards and commissions is sourced from the Service Tasmania Online portal.[1]
Sitting boards and councils
edit- Agricultural, Silvicultural and Veterinary Chemicals Council
- Guardianship and Administration Board
- Legal Profession Board of Tasmania
- Local Government Board
- Motor Accidents Insurance Board
- National Parks and Wildlife Advisory Council
- Nomenclature Board
- Parole Board
- Poppy Advisory and Control Board
- Road Safety Advisory Council
- Schools Registration Board
- State Fire Management Council of Tasmania
- Tasmanian Development Board
- Tasmanian Heritage Council
- Teachers Registration Board
- Veterinary Board of Tasmania
- Workcover Tasmania
Sitting authorities
edit- Environment Protection Authority
- Forest Practices Authority
- Marine and Safety Tasmania
- Port Arthur Historic Site
- Wellington Park Management Trust
Sitting courts
editSitting tribunals
editThe following are sourced from the Tasmanian Department of Justice website.[2]
- Anti-Discrimination Tribunal
- Asbestos Compensation Tribunal
- Forest Practices Tribunal
- Guardianship and Administration Board
- Health Practitioners Tribunal
- Mental Health Tribunal
- Mining Tribunal
- Motor Accidents Compensation Tribunal
- Resource Management and Planning Appeal Tribunal
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Tribunal
Abolished boards, courts and tribunals
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Abolished boards
editAbolished courts
editAbolished tribunals
editSee also
editReferences
edit- ^ "Tasmanian Government Organisations". Service Tasmania Online. Government of Tasmania. Archived from the original on 6 January 2018. Retrieved 13 January 2018.
- ^ "Tribunals". Department of Justice. Government of Tasmania. Retrieved 13 January 2018.