1)Which of the following statements is true with respect to privacy interests at tribunals in Ontario under the Statutory Powers Procedure Act and the Tribunal Adjudicative Records Act, 2019?

a. all records that relate to legal proceedings before a tribunal are protected under the Charter

b. all records that relate to legal proceedings before a tribunal are protected by FIPPA

c. the new default will be a right of public access to both hearings and records that relate to legal proceedings, subject to limited exceptions

d. there is a presumption against the right of public to both hearings and records that relate to legal proceedings

2)Which statute provides that administrative agencies (other than tribunals) must provide written reasons for their decisions even if none of the parties request written reasons?

a. Alberta's Administrative Procedures and Jurisdiction Act

b. Quebec's Administrative Justice Act

c. Ontario's Statutory Powers Procedure Act

d. British Columbia's Administrative Tribunals Act

3) In which context might an order to cease and desist be called either a prohibition or an injunction?

a. as a result of an appeal

b. in an application for judicial review

c. when the court has inherent jurisdiction

d. when a breach is treated as a criminal offence

4)Which of the following statements is not true regarding assisting in the making of the decision or drafting of the reasons?

a. An adjudicator may ask for suggestions or advice from other tribunal members.

b. An adjudicator may ask agency counsel for input when writing the reasons

c. An adjudicator may ask tribunal staff for clerical assistance.

d. An adjudicator may ask tribunal counsel with assistance in drafting the reasons.