How to Prepare for a Hearing before the
Community Care and Assisted Living Appeal Board

The first step in getting ready for a hearing is to prepare your Statement of Points ( PDF 18Kb).  This is a written outline and explanation of your case and any Evidence ( PDF 26Kb) you will use in the appeal.  The CCALAB usually requires all participants to provide a Statement of Points to the board and all participants well in advance of a hearing.

The panel of members assigned to hear an appeal may determine how an individual hearing before the panel will be conducted, including whether submissions to the panel are to be made in person at an oral hearing, in writing by exchanging documents and written argument only, by telephone conference call, or any combination. The parties will normally be consulted prior to the panel making its decision regarding the manner in which the hearing will be conducted. Below you will find some general information on how to prepare for a hearing before the CCALAB.

Preparing for an Oral Hearing ( PDF 41Kb)

Preparing for a Written Hearing ( PDF 30Kb)

Attending an Oral Hearing ( PDF 27Kb)

These are information documents designed to assist you in preparing for your hearing before the CCALAB.  They are not intended as a substitute for the Community Care and Assisted Living Act or its Regulations, the Administrative Tribunals Act or the CCALAB Rules.