Division 3—Review jurisdiction 41 Subdivision 1—Obtaining reasons for decisions 41 45 Request for statement of reasons for decision 41 46 Decision-maker to give statement of reasons on request 41 47 The Tribunal may order statement of reasons to be given 43 Subdivision 2—Jurisdiction of the Tribunal 44 48 How is review jurisdiction invoked? 44 49 Decision-maker must lodge material 44 50 Effect of original decision pending review 45 51 Functions of Tribunal on review 46 51A Tribunal may invite decision-maker to reconsider decision 48 52 Limitation of courts' jurisdiction in planning matters 48 Subdivision 3—Matters of privilege and policy 51 53 Cabinet documents 51 54 Crown privilege 51 55 Certain questions not required to be answered 52 56 Exclusion of general rules of public interest 53 57 Application of statements of policy 53 Part 4—The Tribunal—general procedure 55 Division 1—Introduction 55 58 Structure of Part 55 Division 2—Parties 55 59 Who are the parties to a proceeding? 55 60 Joinder of parties 56 60A Removal of parties 56 61 Unincorporated associations 57 62 Representation of parties 57 63 Interpreters 60 Division 3—Constitution of Tribunal 61 64 Constitution of Tribunal in proceedings 61 65 Who presides in a proceeding? 62 66 Opinions equally divided 63 Division 4—Preliminary procedure 63 67 How to make an application to the Tribunal 63 68 Application fee 63 69 Procedure where a matter is referred to the Tribunal 64 70 Referral fee 64 71 Principal registrar or the Tribunal may reject certain applications 65
Division 3—Review jurisdiction 41 Subdivision 1—Obtaining reasons for decisions 41 45 Request for statement of reasons for decision 41 46 Decision-maker to give statement of reasons on request 41 47 The Tribunal may order statement of reasons to be given 43 Subdivision 2—Jurisdiction of the Tribunal 44 48 How is review jurisdiction invoked? 44 49 Decision-maker must lodge material 44 50 Effect of original decision pending review 45 51 Functions of Tribunal on review 46 51A Tribunal may invite decision-maker to reconsider decision 48 52 Limitation of courts' jurisdiction in planning matters 48 Subdivision 3—Matters of privilege and policy 51 53 Cabinet documents 51 54 Crown privilege 51 55 Certain questions not required to be answered 52 56 Exclusion of general rules of public interest 53 57 Application of statements of policy 53 Part 4—The Tribunal—general procedure 55 Division 1—Introduction 55 58 Structure of Part 55 Division 2—Parties 55 59 Who are the parties to a proceeding? 55 60 Joinder of parties 56 60A Removal of parties 56 61 Unincorporated associations 57 62 Representation of parties 57 63 Interpreters 60 Division 3—Constitution of Tribunal 61 64 Constitution of Tribunal in proceedings 61 65 Who presides in a proceeding? 62 66 Opinions equally divided 63 Division 4—Preliminary procedure 63 67 How to make an application to the Tribunal 63 68 Application fee 63 69 Procedure where a matter is referred to the Tribunal 64 70 Referral fee 64 71 Principal registrar or the Tribunal may reject certain applications 65