Administrative Law - 2 Online Test

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Description: Administrative Law - 2
Number of Questions: 15
Created by: Sanjiv Memon
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The hearing process in administrative tribunals

Examples of provincial agencies that have been created to implement broad government policy include

Governments regulate professions by

creating government agencies to monitor each professional registered within a profession
conducing random audits of professionals within the profession
passing a statute to create an entity to regulate or control the profession
All of the above

Examples of activities that fall under the control of regulatory agencies, commissions and boards include

Adherence to principles of natural justice includes

The governing entity will typically

Administrative tribunals are created by

Administrative law includes

legislative acts of all levels of government
rules, decisions and directives of public officials, agencies, boards and commissions
clearly established laws that are enforceable through the courts
Both (1) and (2)

Regulatory bodies are typically established

The decision of a board or commission

may automatically be appealed to a higher level agency
may automatically be appealed through the court system
can never be appealed
may, in limited circumstances, be appealed through the process of judicial review in the court system

If regulatory agencies act unfairly, then

The judicial process to examine the decision of an administrative tribunal is known as

If a decision made by an administrative tribunal is found by the courts to be unreasonable,

Provincial Securities Commissions

Federal Boards and Commissions regulate

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