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Save the Date: COAT 2027 Conference – Festival of Modern Tribunals

We are pleased to announce the COAT 2027 Conference – Festival of Modern Tribunals, bringing together tribunal members, practitioners, administrators and other professionals to explore the evolving landscape of modern tribunals.

Save the dates in your diary now and be part of what promises to be a thought-provoking and engaging program. As planning progresses, sign up to our mailing list to receive conference updates, program announcements and further information.

Registrations are expected to open in late November — we look forward to sharing more with you soon.

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2027 Venue

Crowne Plaza Hobart

110 Liverpool St,
Hobart TAS 7000

Crowne Plaza Hobart provides an exceptional setting for the COAT 2027 Conference, combining contemporary event spaces with the convenience of a central Hobart CBD location. With versatile facilities, state-of-the-art audiovisual technology and spaces accommodating everything from focused sessions to large-scale gatherings, the venue is designed to support a seamless conference experience. Onsite accommodation, premium dining and an experienced events team make Crowne Plaza Hobart an ideal setting for connecting, learning and engaging throughout the conference.

Crowne Plaza

Conference Host

COAT is the national body through which tribunals can come together to examine and compare ideas, working methods, organisation and management, member trainings and support programs. The COAT is intended to facilitate liaison and discussion between the heads of tribunals. It will support the development of best practice models and model procedural rules, standards of behaviour and conduct for members and increased capacity for training and support for members.

www.coat.asn.au

ABOUT COAT

The COAT is intended to facilitate liaison and discussion between the heads of tribunals. It will support the development of best practice models and model procedural rules, standards of behaviour and conduct for members and increased capacity for training and support for members.

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