Branches of Canadian Govt Legislative Parliament, Judicial, executive Three levels of legislative powers of the Govt Federal, Provincial , Municipal Alternative to Governments ABC Agency, board, commission a k a (Arms of executive branch) Multiple Functions of agency Functions of Boards Tribunals, Commission agencies Administrative Law 3 components 1) principle of law govern Admin Law 2) By laws, rules and regulations 3) Legal Remedies Statute by laws regulations common law stare decisis case law Judges vs Tribunal members Adversarial vs Inquisitorial Agencies derive the power from the statute that creates it e g Immigration and Refugee Board drives powers from Immigration and refugee Act Tribunal agency Quasi judicial Tribunal Six Fundamental Principles of Administrative Law Sub delegations may only by enabling legislation Rule of Natural Justice Component of Procedural Fairness Procedural Fairness 5 Pillars of Procedural Fairness The main to pillars The Right to be heard, the right to unbiased decision maker The Baker Case Bias Personal bias vs institutional bias, actual bias, indirect bias, apprehension of bias Exparte hearing and decision Procedure Guideline Ontario Statutory Power and Procedure, Alberta Procedure and Jurisdiction Act, Quebec Administration Justice Act, British Columbia Administrative Tribunals Act Three reasons for creation of Agencies Tribunals Board independence, reduce work load, expertise, costs effective and expedite Tribunal vs Courts ADR Alternative Dispute Resolution Negotiation, Arbitration, Mediation

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Branches of Canadian Govt: Legislative/ Parliament, Judicial, executive. Three levels of legislative powers of the Govt : Federal, Provincial , Municipal Alternative to Governments: ABC:

Branches of Canadian Govt: Legislative/ Parliament, Judicial, executive.
Three levels of legislative powers of the Govt: Federal, Provincial , Municipal
Alternative to Governments:ABC: Agency, board, commission. a.k.a (Arms of executive branch).
Multiple Functions of agency
Functions of Boards/ Tribunals, Commission/ agencies
Administrative Law: 3 components: 1) principle of law govern. Admin. Law; 2) By laws, rules and regulations 3) Legal Remedies
Statute; by laws; regulations; common law / stare decisis/ case law
Judges vs. Tribunal members
Adversarial vs. Inquisitorial
. Agencies derive the power from the statute that creates it..e.g Immigration and Refugee Board drives powers from Immigration and refugee Act.
Tribunal/ agency Quasi -judicial Tribunal
Six Fundamental Principles of Administrative Law
Sub delegations - may only by enabling legislation
Rule of Natural Justice
Component of Procedural Fairness
Procedural Fairness: 5 Pillars of Procedural Fairness .The main to pillars The Right to be heard, the right to unbiased decision maker. The Baker Case
Bias: Personal bias vs. institutional bias, actual bias, indirect bias, apprehension of bias
Exparte hearing and decision
Procedure Guideline: Ontario Statutory Power and Procedure, Alberta Procedure and Jurisdiction Act, Quebec Administration Justice Act, British Columbia Administrative Tribunals Act
Three reasons for creation of Agencies/ Tribunals/ Board: independence, reduce work load, expertise, costs effective and expedite.
Tribunal vs. Courts
ADR: Alternative Dispute Resolution: Negotiation, Arbitration, Mediation