The following tribunals were amalgamated into QCAT on 1 December 2009 and no longer exist:
- Anti-Discrimination Tribunal
- Appeal tribunals formed under the Local Government Act
- Children Services Tribunal
- Commercial and Consumer Tribunal
- Fire Panel of Referees
- Fisheries Tribunal
- Guardianship and Administrative Tribunal
- Health Practitioners Tribunal
- Independent Assessor under the Prostitution Act 1999
- Legal Practice Tribunal
- Misconduct Tribunal
- Nursing Tribunal
- Racing Appeal Tribunal
- Retail Shop Leases Tribunal
- Small Claims Tribunal
- Surveyors Disciplinary Committee
- Teachers Disciplinary Committee
- Valuers Registration Committee
- Veterinary Tribunal.
From December 1 2009, QCAT reviews a range of decisions which were previously reviewed by:
- the Supreme Court
- the District Court
- the Magistrates Court
- other statutory bodies including the Gaming Commission and Information Commissioner.
Fact sheets about the former tribunals
Anti-discrimination Tribunal (, )
Children Services Tribunal (, )
Guardianship and Administration Tribunal (, )
Health Practitioners Tribunal (, )
Legal Practice Tribunal (, )
Nursing Tribunal (, )Retail Shop Leases Tribunal (, )
Small Claims Tribunal and minor debt matters (, )
Teachers Disciplinary Committee (, )
Annual reports from the former tribunals
Children Services Tribunal Annual Report 2008-2009 (, )
Commercial and Consumer Tribunal Annual Report 2008-09 (, )
Jurisdictions not included in QCAT
A number of significant bodies that make civil or administrative decisions were not amalgamated into QCAT and are not within QCAT jurisdiction:
- the Mental Health Review Tribunal and the Mental Health Court
- bodies making decisions about development or planning and environment issues including the Planning and Environment Court, the Land Court and the Building and Development Tribunals
- industrial dispute bodies including the Industrial Court, the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission and the review functions of the Public Service Commission.