Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) NDIS reviews
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If you disagree with an NDIA internal review decision, you can apply to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART).
Free NDIS Appeals advocacy
Free NDIS Appeals advocacy may be available to you. Advocates can help you through the Tribunal process.
Documents you may see
The NDIA usually provides the documents it relied on. A Statement of Issues may set out what is in dispute.
Case conferences
Many matters have case conferences, where the parties talk about the issues and evidence. Being clear about what each document says helps you take part.
Outcomes
Matters can settle, be decided by the Tribunal, or be withdrawn. No one can promise a result.
Sources
- Administrative Review Tribunal — NDIS reviews — Tribunal started 14 October 2024 under the Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024; checked 8 October 2026
- Department of Social Services — NDIS Appeals program — Free support for people seeking an ART review; checked 8 October 2026
- NDIS Act 2013, section 100 (review of reviewable decisions) — Compilation No. 23, 1 November 2025
Rules can change. Always check the current version and the date on your own decision letter.
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