The Supreme Court of Canada is going to rule soon on a Democracy Watch case, which was heard in January, concerning the right to judicial review for these kinds of administrative tribunals, commissioners, agencies or boards. The Ethics Commissioner currently has a bar to judicial review on certain areas. I think the ruling on that case will establish the standard. Generally, the courts have upheld the right to judicial review when Parliament has tried to bar it, so I don't think any attempt to bar judicial review will be successful in the long run. It's a lot better to just remove it.
