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Welcome to the Community
Care and Assisted Living Appeal Board
COVID-19 – The Tribunal continues to
operate, with most services available by phone or
video. See
COVID-19 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
(September 1, 2021) if you have questions about filing deadlines and for
updates about how to communicate with us, or call
the registry at (250) 387-3464.
Office Closure -
National Day for Truth and Reconicliation
The Federal
Government designated September 30, as the
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in
response to Call to Action 80 of the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission to establish a
national day to acknowledge the history and
legacy of residential schools. As part of
the CCALAB's commitment to reconciliation
and in recognition of the National Day for
Truth and Reconciliation our office[s] will
be closed on September 30, 2021. We will use
the day as an opportunity to pause and
consider the history, legacy and ongoing
effects of residential schools, as well as
associated colonial practices. We will
reflect on how to best incorporate the
rights described in the United Nations
Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples
into our practices and procedures. We will
contemplate the actions we can take,
individually and collectively, to foster
reconciliation, dialogue, transparency, and
access to justice for Indigenous peoples in
British Columbia. |
Welcome to the website for the Community Care and Assisted Living
Appeal Board (CCALAB) of British Columbia. The CCALAB is a
tribunal created under the
Community Care and Assisted Living Act to hear and
decide appeals from licensing, registration and
certification decisions about community care facilities,
assisted living residences and early childhood educators.
This website provides information about the CCALAB and
how the appeal process to the CCALAB operates. The
Appeal Process section provides access to the CCALAB
Rules
of Practice and Procedure and links to CCALAB
information sheets and other resources that
may assist you with the appeal process.
 The
Board is subject to the
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and the regulations
under that Act. If a member of the public requests access to records
about an appeal, access may be given unless the information falls under an
exception to disclosure in the Freedom of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act or the
Administrative Tribunals Act.
CCALAB
hearings are open to the public (See COVID-19
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR for updated info).
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NEW –
Decision Publication Policy -
Effective
January 1, 2017, decisions published on the
CCALAB website will no longer be automatically
anonymized to protect the identity of individual
appellants.
Click here to see a copy
of the new policy. Use the feedback button below
to send us your comments.
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