What can happen if a party waits to raise an allegation of bias until after the hearing is finished?

a. if the party has a strong argument for bias, they are free to raise the issue at any time

b. the party will be deemed to have waived their right to argue bias

c. the adjudicator will step down and a new hearing will be called

d. if the government consents, the party is free to raise bias at any time

Which of the following is not a procedural safeguard provided by section 11 of the Charter?

a. The right to be informed of all allegations

b. The right to a hearing within reasonable time

c. The right to a fair hearing held in public before an independent tribunal

d. The right not to be subject to cruel and unusual punishment