PEI's deputy privacy commissioner found that a school appeal committee exercised a quasi-judicial function when deciding whether a student appeal was within its jurisdiction, even without an oral hearing, protecting its preparatory drafts and deliberations from the province's access regime. A later administrative email written after the decision did not share that exclusion, so its possible disclosure remained subject to further review.
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Public Schools Branch (Re), PEI Privacy Commissioner, D-26-010
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Held. PEI's deputy privacy commissioner found that a school appeal committee exercised a quasi-judicial function when deciding whether a student appeal was within its jurisdiction, even without an oral hearing, protecting its preparatory drafts and…
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