Practice and procedure before administrative tribunals

Please see the attached PDF file below for a detailed listing of the table of contents

Volume 1 

• Chapter 1 - How did administrative law evolve?
• Chapter 2 - Creation of administrative agencies
• Chapter 3 - Administrative agencies and government policy
• Chapter 4 - Appointments of administrative agencies 
• Chapter 5 - The chair
• Chapter 6 - Codes of conduct for agencies
• Chapter 7 - Grant and subdelegation of authority
• Chapter 8 - Areas of major concern for agencies
• Chapter 9 - Discretion
• Chapter 10 - Binding and non-binding agency instruments -- orders, rules and guidelines

Volume 2

• Chapter 11 - Federal/Provincial relations
• Chapter 12 - The public interest
• Chapter 13 - The duty of fairness and powers of an agency to control its own procedure
• Chapter 14 - Board counsel and staff
• Chapter 15 - Pre-Hearing Conference (PHC)
• Chapter 16 - The conduct of the hearing - powers and procedures
• Chapter 17 - Indigenous peoples and tribunal hearings
• Chapter 18 - The role of the presiding member and panel members
• Chapter 19 - Use of agency staff and counsel
• Chapter 20 - The duties of a hearing clerk
• Chapter 21 - Public access to agency proceedings
• Chapter 22 - Evidence and witnesses
• Chapter 23 - Outside consultants and outside evidence
• Chapter 24 - Preparing for a case before an agency
• Chapter 25 - Advice to witnesses
• Chapter 26 - Argument of counsel
• Chapter 27 - The digital age and administrative tribunals

Volume 3

• Chapter 28 - Agency decisions and reasons
• Chapter 29 - Tribunals and the Charter of Rights
• Chapter 30 - Tribunals and international law
• Chapter 31 - Stated case
• Chapter 32 - Canada's access and privacy legislation
• Chapter 33 - Funding
• Chapter 34 - Costs
• Chapter 35 -  Authority of an agency to rehear or reconsider decisions
• Chapter 36 - External review of agency decisions: petitions to cabinet
• Chapter 37 - External review of agency decisions: appeals to court
• Chapter 38 - External review of agency decisions: judicial review

Volume 4

• Chapter 39 - Implied powers of an agency
• Chapter 40 - Contempt
• Chapter 41 - Alternative dispute resolution
• Chapter 42 - Private courts
• Chapter 43 - An administrative advisory commission
• Chapter 44 - Needed structural changes
• Chapter 45 - Drafting legislation
• Chapter 46 - Increased statutory powers for agencies
• Chapter 47 - The Office of the Ombudsman
• Chapter 48 - Labour arbitrations
• Chapter 49 - Self-governing professions
• Chapter 50 - Administrative procedure statutes
• Chapter 51 - The Annotated British Columbia Administrative Tribunals Act, S.B.C. 2004, c. 45
• Chapter 52 - Bias
• Chapter 53 - Legitimate expectations
• Chapter 54 - Strategic lawsuits to discourage public discourse
• Chapter 55 - Injunctions to enforce the statute

Volume 5

• Appendices
• Table of cases