Standard of Review and Reasonableness After Vavilov
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Question 1
Under Vavilov, what is the starting point when a court selects the standard of review for the merits of an administrative decision?
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a recognized basis for correctness review after Vavilov?
Question 3
The Paramedic Professions Act contains no appeal clause. If it had instead granted a statutory right of appeal to a court, what would follow?
Question 4
The Committee stated it had 'no discretion' to renew, ignoring the express proviso in s 14(2). In Vavilov terms, this is best characterized as:
Question 5
Priya's medical evidence and her central submission were never mentioned in the Committee's reasons. What does Vavilov say about this?
Question 6
How should the reviewing court approach Priya's complaint that she was denied an in-person meeting?
Question 7
The College's Guideline says members 'will ordinarily be offered an opportunity to address the Committee in person.' In Canadian law, this legitimate expectation can:
Question 8
If the court finds the refusal unreasonable, what is the presumptive remedy?