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A party requiring assistance to appear before NTCAT (including wheelchair access or hearing loop) should contact the tribunal as early as possible.

In the case of interpreters parties should generally make their own arrangements.

The Northern Territory Interpreter and Translating Service can be contacted on (08) 8999 8506, and the Aboriginal Interpreter Service can be contacted on 1800 334 944, to assist you in organising an interpreter.

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