Administrative Justice Office

Links

This page provides links to the Web sites of other organizations involved in administrative justice law reform.

The AJO works to generate thoughtful consideration and debate about administrative justice processes and possibilities for reform, to ensure that BC's administrative justice system provides the best possible service to the people who use and rely on it.

Over 25 administrative tribunals and other entities make up British Columbia's administrative justice system. Administrative tribunals enhance access to justice in BC by providing an effective alternative to the courts to resolve disputes fairly, at less cost, and by providing access to their processes in less time than the courts. Administrative Tribunals resolve issues in a wide range of matters, many involving specialized knowledge and expertise, such as human rights, the environment and public safety.

The links on this Web page, along with all the other information on this Web site, are intended to assist individuals who are interested in BC's administrative justice system, including members of the public who look to the administrative justice system for decisions and dispute resolution, BC's independent administrative tribunals, the ministries that work with and fund BC's administrative tribunals and the lawyers both within government and in private practice who appear before administrative tribunals.

The AJO is always interested in hearing from or about other agencies interested in administrative justice reform and appreciates being advised of their Web sites and reform related work. The AJO can be contacted at Contact Information.

Links are listed below, first by Organization and Alphabetically.

Links listed by Organization

British Columbia Government

British Columbia Administrative Tribunals
(and other entities within BC's Administrative Justice Sector)

To see how BC's administrative justice reforms to date have been reflected in BC's laws, you may want to view Legislation.

To learn more about how reform legislation may be implemented by British Columbia's administrative tribunals you can go to Tribunal Tool Kit.

To find out more about AJO publications, research and other related material that provided the framework for the ATA, you can go to Publications and Research.

To make it easier to learn about what's new in the administrative justice field, you may want to view the links provided to some of the more significant information and documents at What's New.