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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 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 Review Division decisions. | ||
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 | 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]. | ||
== C. Binding Policy for Compensation Claims and Appeals: RSCM II == | == C. Binding Policy for Compensation Claims and Appeals: RSCM II == | ||