As a quasi-judicial tribunal, we have certain framework requirements that come from the law and jurisprudence of quasi-judicial tribunals, our particular acts, the requirements of natural justice, and the requirements of the judicial review process under which we are subject to the Federal Court of Appeal, and we try to observe all those. We therefore try to have a procedure—and you appreciate that I'm not a lawyer, but the lawyers among you will agree—and requirement for the opportunity for everyone to know what's on the table in order to have sufficient time to respond effectively; to understand how they respond; to make comments on the responses of others; and to be assured that the people who make the decisions are unbiased and untainted. We have all those requirements that the energy board or any range of other administrative tribunals would have to meet.
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