This case illustrates the importance of the Legislature and regulators considering exceptional circumstances when making legislation.
The requirement to give notice of meetings in which policy issues will be discussed is not as rigorous as the requirement to give notice of
Finality of disciplinary decisions is important for the regulator, hearing participants, and the public. The significance of that principle is illustrated in Tan v. Ontario
Courts are increasingly interpreting regulatory legislation with its public interest purpose and intent in mind. However, the language of the provisions still matters, as was
In discipline matters, abuse of process claims are generally premised on excessive delay and require prejudice to the registrant to result in a stay of
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