POLS 2350 NEW FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
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arbitrariness - ANSWER indifference about the procedures chosen to reach an outcome
OR
decision-maker possesses unconstrained discretionary power
administrative law - ANSWER Reviewing decisions made by state officials
For the most part, accept the statute as legitimate, which means decisions are subject
to statutory modification
Holding the executive branch to account
Gives order to what might otherwise be anarchic
Example:
- Roncarelli
- Famous Flesh Gordon's
Famous Flesh Gordon's v. Gaming Commission - ANSWER Criteria of Liquor Control and
Licensing Act → 'of good reputation and character'
Barletta, owner of strip club in London, is a member of the Hells Angels
,Hells Angels = criminal organization under the Criminal Code
No actual evidence of wrongdoing or any liquor licensing infractions
Licence revoked
administrative tribunals provide - ANSWER expertise and efficiency
regulatory state - ANSWER State increase in complexity and variety of functions
High level institutions (parliament, ministers) cannot perform all the tasks we want
government to perform
authority is - ANSWER delegated by statute
what is the key tension of administrative law? - ANSWER Who can say what statue
means?
federal tribunals - ANSWER Immigration Review Board
Copyright Board of Canada
Canadian Human Rights Commission
provincial tribunals - ANSWER Ontario Human Rights Commission
Alcohol and Gaming
, Ontario Securities Commission
Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
Social Justice Tribunals Ontario (SJTO) - ANSWER Includes Landlord & Tenant Board
Child and Family Services Review Board
Social Benefits
Injuries Compensation Board
delegation - ANSWER act of giving another person the responsibility of carrying out the
performance agreed to in a contract
delegate - ANSWER gives responsibility of contract
delegatee - ANSWER responsibility for performing under the contract
obligee - ANSWER owed the performance of the contract
interdelegation - ANSWER parliament cannot delegate legislative power to provincial
legislatures and vice versa without a constitutional amendment
Nova Scotia (Attorney General) v. Canada (Attorney General)
unjust administrative law - ANSWER One size does not fit all
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arbitrariness - ANSWER indifference about the procedures chosen to reach an outcome
OR
decision-maker possesses unconstrained discretionary power
administrative law - ANSWER Reviewing decisions made by state officials
For the most part, accept the statute as legitimate, which means decisions are subject
to statutory modification
Holding the executive branch to account
Gives order to what might otherwise be anarchic
Example:
- Roncarelli
- Famous Flesh Gordon's
Famous Flesh Gordon's v. Gaming Commission - ANSWER Criteria of Liquor Control and
Licensing Act → 'of good reputation and character'
Barletta, owner of strip club in London, is a member of the Hells Angels
,Hells Angels = criminal organization under the Criminal Code
No actual evidence of wrongdoing or any liquor licensing infractions
Licence revoked
administrative tribunals provide - ANSWER expertise and efficiency
regulatory state - ANSWER State increase in complexity and variety of functions
High level institutions (parliament, ministers) cannot perform all the tasks we want
government to perform
authority is - ANSWER delegated by statute
what is the key tension of administrative law? - ANSWER Who can say what statue
means?
federal tribunals - ANSWER Immigration Review Board
Copyright Board of Canada
Canadian Human Rights Commission
provincial tribunals - ANSWER Ontario Human Rights Commission
Alcohol and Gaming
, Ontario Securities Commission
Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
Social Justice Tribunals Ontario (SJTO) - ANSWER Includes Landlord & Tenant Board
Child and Family Services Review Board
Social Benefits
Injuries Compensation Board
delegation - ANSWER act of giving another person the responsibility of carrying out the
performance agreed to in a contract
delegate - ANSWER gives responsibility of contract
delegatee - ANSWER responsibility for performing under the contract
obligee - ANSWER owed the performance of the contract
interdelegation - ANSWER parliament cannot delegate legislative power to provincial
legislatures and vice versa without a constitutional amendment
Nova Scotia (Attorney General) v. Canada (Attorney General)
unjust administrative law - ANSWER One size does not fit all
