New South Wales Coal Compensation Review Tribunal [SEP] inception
the owner of all unmined coal in the state. Vesting of the ownership of the coal enabled the government to tax the mining of coal, a situation it was not allowed to do when coal was privately owned. According to the New South Wales Coal Compensation Board’s annual report, the net benefit to the State from the acquisition of private coal is estimated at around $10 billion after taking into account compensation payments totalling $682 million
The board and the tribunal were established in 1985 to address concerns by former coal owners
and Alcohol Court of New South Wales (2000-2012)
List of abolished boards, courts and tribunals Abolished tribunals.
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practice Tribunal
- Aboriginal Land Councils Pecuniary Interest and Disciplinary Tribunal
- Administrative Decisions Tribunal of New South Wales
- Charity Referees
- Chinese Medicine Tribunal
- Chiropractic Tribunal
- Coal Compensation Review Tribunal of New South Wales
- Community Services Appeals Tribunal
- Compensation Court of New South Wales
- Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal of New South