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the third party (is there a third party?, role of third party, is the decision binding?)
processes and procedures
types of civil disputes
dispute resolution methods
hierarchy and appeals
fairness
disputes are resolved by those with expertise - therefore outcomes are just
equality
achieves
VCAT prohibits the use of legal representation in some lists, ensuring one party will not have advantage over another
not achieve
not all consumer complaints fall under the jurisdiction of CAV
similar civil disputes could be handled differently through different bodies
access
achieve
removes stress on the court system, enabling more disputes to be solved
CAV provides consumers with a cost effective avenue to seek restitution, particularly for lower valued matters
VCAT provides people with a cost effective and timely dispute resolution avenue
not achieve
Legal representation is becoming more common in VCAT, increasing costs
VCAT has an increasing caseload, increasing delays in some lists