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Appeal from proposal to revoke private career college registration withdrawn following mutual resolution.
The applicant appealed a Notice of Proposal issued by the Superintendent to revoke its registration under the Private Career Colleges Act.
At the hearing, the parties advised the Tribunal that they had reached a mutually agreeable resolution and the applicant wished to withdraw its appeal.
The Tribunal accepted the withdrawal and ordered the file closed.
Human rights application deferred pending conclusion of concurrent coroner's inquest into the same events.
The applicant estate filed a human rights application alleging discrimination and reprisal regarding the deceased's treatment at the respondent mental health centre.
The Tribunal issued a Notice of Intent to Defer because a coroner's inquest and a civil proceeding regarding the same events were underway.
The Tribunal ordered the application deferred pending the conclusion of the coroner's inquest to avoid concurrent proceedings and inconsistent findings of fact.
DFO's implementation of a quota transfer assessment without notice breached procedural fairness; refunds ordered.
The appellants, dairy farmers, appealed a decision by the Dairy Farmers of Ontario (DFO) denying their requests for exemptions from a 15% quota transfer assessment implemented in November 2006.
The Tribunal found that while the DFO had the legal authority to levy the assessment, it failed to uphold the principles of procedural fairness by implementing the policy without adequate notice or a phase-in period, effectively locking producers into the market and causing significant financial losses.
The Tribunal ordered the DFO to grant the exemptions and refund the transfer assessments to the appellants.
DFO ordered to refund quota transfer assessments due to lack of procedural fairness in policy implementation.
The Tribunal found that while the DFO had the legal authority to levy the assessment, it failed to adhere to the principles of procedural fairness by implementing the policy immediately without adequate notice or consultation, depriving the appellants of the opportunity to manage their business affairs.
The Tribunal ordered the DFO to grant the exemptions and refund the transfer assessments collected from the appellants.