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Difference between revisions of "Governing Legislation, Policy and Guidelines(7:II)"

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In 2004, the '''''Administrative Tribunals Act'', SBC 2004, c 45 [ATA]''' came into effect. The ATA applies to all administrative tribunals in B.C., including WCAT. The ATA sets out certain procedural requirements for WCAT and also sets a 60-day time limit for filing a judicial review from a WCAT decision. The ATA does not apply to Claim or Review Division decisions.
In 2004, the '''''Administrative Tribunals Act'', SBC 2004, c 45 [ATA]''' came into effect. The ATA applies to all administrative tribunals in B.C., including WCAT. The ATA sets out certain procedural requirements for WCAT and also sets a 60-day time limit for filing a judicial review from a WCAT decision. The ATA does not apply to Claim or Review Division decisions.


Occupational Health & Safety matters are primarily dealt with through the 'Occupation Health & Safety Regulation', as interpreted by the Prevention Manual.
Occupational Health & Safety matters are primarily dealt with through the ''Occupation Health & Safety Regulation'', as interpreted by the Prevention Manual.


Citations for the WCA, key amendments and other relevant legislation are attached in the Appendix. All legislation and Board policies are available on the [http://www.worksafebc.com Board website]. Applicable ATA provisions and their effect on WCAT procedures are also incorporated in WCAT’s ''Manual of Rules, Policy and Procedures'' [MRPP], available on the [http://www.wcat.bc.ca WCAT website].
Citations for the WCA, key amendments and other relevant legislation are attached in the Appendix. All legislation and Board policies are available on the [http://www.worksafebc.com Board website]. Applicable ATA provisions and their effect on WCAT procedures are also incorporated in WCAT’s ''Manual of Rules, Policy and Procedures'' [MRPP], available on the [http://www.wcat.bc.ca WCAT website].
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