The tribunal that is responsible for reviewing the decisions made by Federal Departments or officials is called:

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The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) is responsible for reviewing decisions made by Federal Departments or officials. It is an independent body that resolves disputes between individuals and the Australian government. The Australian Competition Tribunal (ACT) reviews decisions made by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The Consumer Claims Tribunal is not a federal tribunal, while the Australian Industrial Relations Tribunal deals with disputes between employers and employees.

The Tribunal That Is Responsible for Reviewing the Decisions Made