32(1)Where a hearing is requested under this Act, the Minister shall appoint an adjudicator to conduct the hearing from a list of the names of persons who have been appointed adjudicators by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council for the purposes of this Act.
32(2)The Registrar, the person who requested the hearing and such other persons as the adjudicator may specify are parties to the hearing.
32(3)An adjudicator shall give notice of the hearing to the parties in the manner the adjudicator considers appropriate.
32(4)An adjudicator has jurisdiction to determine all questions of fact and law that arise in matters before the adjudicator.
32(5)An adjudicator may determine the manner and form of the hearing, whether in person, by written submissions or other form.
32(6)Each party to the hearing shall ensure that information or documentation held by any party that is relevant to the hearing is exchanged between the parties at least 5 days before the hearing.
32(7)An adjudicator is not bound by the rules of evidence that apply to a court proceeding.
32(8)An adjudicator has the power to administer oaths and affirmations for the purposes of a hearing.
32(9)An adjudicator has, for the purposes of a hearing, all the powers, privileges and immunities of a commissioner under the Inquiries Act.
32(1)Where a hearing is requested under this Act, the Minister shall appoint an adjudicator to conduct the hearing from a list of the names of persons who have been appointed adjudicators by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council for the purposes of this Act.
32(2)The Registrar, the person who requested the hearing and such other persons as the adjudicator may specify are parties to the hearing.
32(3)An adjudicator shall give notice of the hearing to the parties in the manner he or she considers appropriate.
32(4)An adjudicator has jurisdiction to determine all questions of fact and law that arise in matters before him or her.
32(5)An adjudicator may determine the manner and form of the hearing, whether in person, by written submissions or other form.
32(6)Each party to the hearing shall ensure that information or documentation held by any party that is relevant to the hearing is exchanged between the parties at least 5 days before the hearing.
32(7)An adjudicator is not bound by the rules of evidence that apply to a court proceeding.
32(8)An adjudicator has the power to administer oaths and affirmations for the purposes of a hearing.
32(9)An adjudicator has, for the purposes of a hearing, all the powers, privileges and immunities of a commissioner under the Inquiries Act.
32(1)Where a hearing is requested under this Act, the Minister shall appoint an adjudicator to conduct the hearing from a list of the names of persons who have been appointed adjudicators by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council for the purposes of this Act.
32(2)The Registrar, the person who requested the hearing and such other persons as the adjudicator may specify are parties to the hearing.
32(3)An adjudicator shall give notice of the hearing to the parties in the manner he or she considers appropriate.
32(4)An adjudicator has jurisdiction to determine all questions of fact and law that arise in matters before him or her.
32(5)An adjudicator may determine the manner and form of the hearing, whether in person, by written submissions or other form.
32(6)Each party to the hearing shall ensure that information or documentation held by any party that is relevant to the hearing is exchanged between the parties at least 5 days before the hearing.
32(7)An adjudicator is not bound by the rules of evidence that apply to a court proceeding.
32(8)An adjudicator has the power to administer oaths and affirmations for the purposes of a hearing.
32(9)An adjudicator has, for the purposes of a hearing, all the powers, privileges and immunities of a commissioner under the Inquiries Act.