Sentences with phrase «substance of the complaint»

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The letter will inform the veterinarian or veterinary technician that the Board has received a complaint and inform them of the substance of the complaint.

Where the substance of a complaint is made known it is not also necessary to identify the trigger for accepting the repudiatory breach, and so the trigger for a decision to accept a repudiatory breach of contract need not itself be the subject of a grievance.

[2] In British Columbia, there is legislation giving the Human Rights Tribunal a discretion to refuse to hear a complaint if the substance of that complaint has already been appropriately dealt with in another proceeding.

The Tribunal found that a residential tenancy arbitration did not address the substance of the complaint.

These definitions suggest that in considering whether the substance of a complaint has been appropriately dealt with, the Tribunal should consider whether the complaint, in its essence or pith, was dealt with in a manner suitable or proper to that essence or pith.

Discrimination and harassment investigations should directly address the substance of the complaint.

The determination I must make under s. 27 (1)(f) is not whether the grievance process dealt with the substance of the complaint in precisely the same way as this Tribunal would have done; it is to determine if it was appropriately dealt with.

However, if it chooses not to address the complainant's issues directly, it should at the very least explain why it has chosen a different course, and provide a defensible rationale for the different course based on its professional assessment of what it sees as the critical issues arising from the substance of the complaint.

The substance of the complaint referred to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal was summarized as follows in the Federal Court judicial review decision (at paragraph 2):

The substance of the complaint referred to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal was summarized as follows in the Federal [Read More]

Inadequate human rights analysis by HPARB: The Tribunal found HPARB's decision did not appropriately deal with the substance of the complaint, due primarily to HPARB's «misapprehension of the relevant human rights principles» (¶ 38).

Likewise, the Tribunal was satisfied that HPARB had clearly adjudicated on the substance of the complaint before it, namely whether the conditions of the applicant's RN certificate of registration were discriminatory and whether the College had met its duty to accommodate the complainant (¶ 29).

The Tribunal turned its focus primarily to the issue of whether HPARB had dealt with the substance of the complaint «appropriately» (¶ 30).

The complainant and the Ontario Human Rights Commission opposed the College's request to have the complaint dismissed, arguing that the complaint should be heard on its merits as the substance of the complaint had not been appropriately considered by HPARB (¶ 7).

The Tribunal found that since HPARB failed to properly address the human rights issues of adverse impact and undue hardship, it could not be said to have appropriately dealt with the substance of the complaint.

Given this clear jurisdiction, the Code provides that the Human Rights Tribunal may defer a complaint when another proceeding is capable of appropriately dealing with the substance of a complaint (s. 25), and it may dismiss all or part of a complaint if the substance of the complaint or that part has been «appropriately dealt with in another proceeding» (s. 27 (1)(f)-RRB-.

It rules only on the Tribunal's jurisdiction to proceed to hear the complaint on its merits, despite the substance of the complaint being allegedly dealt with by HPARB during the complainant's appeal of the College imposing conditions on her RN certificate.