Summary

40652

Joey Toutsaint v. Investigation Committee of the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association

(Saskatchewan) (Civil) (By Leave)

Keywords

Administrative law - Judicial review, Standard of review - Administrative law – Judicial review – Standard of review – Sufficiency of reasons – Whether the applicant was denied procedural fairness by the investigation committee in light of the Vavilov decision – Whether the applicant had standing to challenge the findings of the investigation committee?

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Summary

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The applicant was an inmate at the Saskatchewan Federal Penitentiary. The applicant filed a complaint with The Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association regarding a nurse’s conduct when she gave some medication to him. The investigation committee dismissed the complaint with reasons. The applicant’s application for judicial review of the dismissal of his complaint was dismissed. His appeal was dismissed.