Question 4 (1 point) The Baker factors: O a) include the legitimate expectations of the administrative decision-maker. O b) require non-citizens seeking to remain in Canada on humanitarian and compassionate grounds to be provided with a full oral (in person) hearing. O c) do not take into account the procedural choices made by administrative decision-makers. Od) None of the abovemunLucpartments Question 20 (1 point) True or false: According to the 2021 Report to Parliament on Immigration, there was no impact on the number of Temporary Foreign Workers admitted to Canada due to the pandemic since agricultural workers were deemed an essential service. True FalseQuestion 2 (1 point) Watt v Liebelt best demonstrates which of the following? Oa) There is no tension between immigration law and Indigenous rights. b) There is an enormous gulf between immigration law and Indigenous rights, which has yet to be mapped. Oc) When immigration law clashes with Indigenous rights, immigration law takes precedence. Od) When immigration law@lashes with Indigenous rights, Indigenous rights take precedence. Question 3 (1 point) True or false: There is a constitutional requirement that regulations be scrutinized by federal parliament or provincial legislature before they take effect. True FalseQuestion 17 (1 point) True or false: The duty of fairness requires that an administrative decision-maker always discloses to the affected party all information relied upon in coming to a decision. True False Question 18 (1 point) True or false: The formulation of federal-provincial/territorial agreements has resulted in a greater role for provincial government in immigration matters. True FalseQuestion 21 (1 point) New technologies in migration management impact human rights in which of the following ways: O a) New surveillance technologies have resulted in increased migrant deaths O b) Decreased staffing at border crossings enables more migrants to cross illegally c) Algorithmic predictions result in less biased decision-making and thus fairer and more accurate decisions Od) Automated migrant management technologies have helped to decreaseFalse Question 19 (1 point) Marsha, Gurdeep, Ava and Quin are studying for the ICL810 Midterm Quiz. In their study group they have brainstormed the following types of subordinate or delegated legislation. Which of the following should be included as a type of subordinate legislation? Regulations made under statutes Statutes passed by provincial legislatures Bills passed by the Senate Public policies developed by government departments Question 20 (1 point) True or false: According to the 2021 Report to Parliament on Immigration, there was no impact on the number of Temporary Foreign Workers admitted to Canada due to the pandemic since agricultural workers were deemed an essential service. True False Question 21 /1 meQuestion 17 (1 point) True or false: The duty of fairness requires that an administrative decision-maker always discloses to the affected party all information relied upon in coming to a decision. True False Question 18 (1 point) True or false: The formulation of federal-provincial/territorial agreements has resulted in a greater role for provincial government in immigration matters. True FalseQuestion 20 (1 point) True or false: According to the 2021 Report to Parliament on Immigration, there was no impact on the number of Temporary Foreign Workers admitted to Canada due to the pandemic since agricultural workers were deemed an essential service. True False Question 21 (1 point) New technologies in migration management impact human rights in which of the 10 following ways: 13 O a) New surveillance technologies have resulted in increased migrant deaths (O b) Decreased staffing at border crossings enables more migrants to cross 16 illegally 19 c) Algorithmic predictions result in less biased decision-making and thus fairer and more accurate decisions Od) Automated migrant management technologies have helped to decrease structural discrimination