The General Regulatory Chamber handles appeals against decisions made by various government regulatory bodies. These appeals cover a range of sectors including charities, community rights, environment, electronic communications, postal services, estate agents, exam boards, food safety, gambling, immigration services, information rights, pensions regulation and more.

This tribunal began to regularly transfer decisions to The National Archives in 2022. The oldest decision from this tribunal included in Find Case Law is from 2009.

You can read more about the General Regulatory Chamber on the HM Courts and Tribunals website.

Coverage on Find Case Law

Date range — 2009 to 2026

What’s included — We currently hold 7,533 documents from 2009 to 2026.

Transfer method — This tribunal began regularly transferring decisions to The National Archives in 2022. The oldest judgment from this tribunal included in Find Case Law is from 2009. Decisions from 2009–2022 were sourced from other collections.

You may be able to find older General Regulatory Chamber decisions on the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary website.

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About First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber)

The General Regulatory Chamber is one of seven chambers of the First-tier Tribunal and it deals with appeals against government regulators.