Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) is a Queensland jurisdiction. The key powers of QCAT involve resolving disputes and making decisions in many areas, such as trade, tenancy, consumer, custody, and administration matters. Additionally, QCAT can review administrative decisions made by government representatives. One reporting system for QCAT is the annual report. Firstly, the annual report covers QCAT's performance, including the number of cases heard, decisions made, and the time taken to make those decisions. Secondly, it provides financial information, such as budget, revenue, and expenses, and how QCAT controls its finances. Finally, the report summaries QCAT's strategic direction, priorities, goals, objectives, and new projects.

The QCAT website provides a user-friendly experience from a businesspersons perspective. The website has a clear and organised layout, with easy-to-navigate menus and links to relevant information with visual aids such as diagrams to explain complicated legal processes and procedures. Additionally, the website provides links to relevant legislation and resources, which are helpful for businesses looking to understand their legal obligations and requirements.

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