Statistics

Each financial year, we report on the receipt and investigation of complaints about judicial officers and VCAT members.  Here you can find key results and data about complaint outcomes and timeframes, and the nature and scope of complaints, including how many complaints were received about each court or tribunal and why complaints were dismissed under the Judicial Commission of Victoria Act 2016.

  1. Comparison of key complaints data from the last three financial years

  2. Time taken to finalise complaints and percentage of total

  3. Timeliness of finalised complaints

  4. Efficiency in finalising complaints

  5. Number of complaints received per jurisdiction and percentage of total

  6. Number of complaints received from legal practitioners and professional court users

  7. Number of complaints alleging judicial bullying

  8. Grounds for dismissing complaint parts

  9. More information

  10. Footnotes

Comparison of key complaints data from the last three financial years

Time taken to finalise complaints and percentage of total

Timeliness of finalised complaints

Efficiency in finalising complaints

Number of complaints received per jurisdiction and percentage of total

Number of complaints received from legal practitioners and professional court users

Number of complaints alleging judicial bullying

Grounds for dismissing complaint parts

More information

More results and data about complaint outcomes and timeframes and the nature and scope of complaints can be found in our Annual Reports which can be accessed by visiting our Annual Reports page.

Footnotes

1 These figures exclude submissions received prior to 30 June that are triaged as a complaint after 30 June.