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The Tribunal affirmed the refusal to renew Mr Troy’s bus driver authority, finding his repeated traffic offences meant he was not fit and proper or of good repute.
The Tribunal confirmed the refusal of Marian Maher’s nursing registration application, finding she did not meet any English language pathway under the registration standard.
Tribunal review of real estate disciplinary action. Ground 1 on knowledge of tenancy law failed, but Ground 2 was made out. The disciplinary decision was affirmed.
Howland v Secretary, Department of Customer Service [2025] NSWCATOD 21
The Tribunal set aside the refusal of a carpentry contractor licence, finding the applicant a fit and proper person despite a serious drug offending history.
Health Care Complaints Commission v Thornton [2025] NSWCATOD 12
The Tribunal refused substituted service in disciplinary proceedings, finding notice had already been validly effected under the NCAT Rules by leaving documents at the respondent’s address.
Gearin v Secretary of the Department of Customer Service [2025] NSWCATOD 9
The Tribunal affirmed cancellation and a six-year disqualification of a registered certifier after finding serious breaches in issuing occupation certificates and related approvals.
Archer v Point to Point Transport Commissioner [2025] NSWCATOD 8
The Tribunal affirmed refusal of booking-service authorisation, finding the applicant’s criminal history and unreliability created an unacceptable public safety risk.
de Robillard v Council of the New South Wales Bar Association; Council of the New South Wales Bar Association v de Robillard (No 2) [2024] NSWCA 299
The Court partly allowed de Robillard’s appeal, but upheld the core misconduct findings and ordered his removal from the roll as not fit and proper.
Commissioner for Fair Trading v Aboukalam [2024] NSWCATAP 205
Appeal dismissed in a licensing dispute over whether the respondent was fit and proper to hold a tradesperson certificate under the Home Building Act.
Mahadik v Medical Council of New South Wales [2024] NSWCATOD 163
The Tribunal ordered the Medical Council to pay Dr Mahadik’s costs from 17 August 2023 to 5 February 2024, after finding neither side wholly successful.
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