Membership

The following is a list of current CFTC members, along with links to the member tribunals' decisions or case pages.

Organizations that are interested in becoming members are invited to contact the Chair of the CFTC.

• Canada Agricultural Review Tribunal
• Canada Energy Regulator
• Canada Industrial Relations Board
• Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board
• Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
• Canadian International Trade Tribunal
• Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
• Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
• Canadian Transportation Agency
• Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP
• Copyright Board of Canada
• Environmental Protection Tribunal of Canada
• Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board
• Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
• Military Grievances External Review Committee
• Military Police Complaints Commission
• National Security and Intelligence Review Agency
• Office of the Intelligence Commissioner
• Parole Board of Canada
• Patented Medicine Prices Review Board
• Public Servants Disclosure Protection Tribunal Canada
• RCMP External Review Committee
• Ship-source Oil Pollution Fund
• Social Security Tribunal
• Specific Claims Tribunal
• Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada
• Transportation Safety Board of Canada
• Veterans Review and Appeal Board

Membership eligibility

Any organization that expresses an interest in becoming a member will be considered using the attached list of non-exhaustive factors as a guide.

Criteria for identifying an administrative tribunal:

• Some or all members are Governor in Council appointed
• The tribunal is independent in the conduct of its functions
• It performs a decision-making function (which may mean making binding decisions or issuing reports or recommendations)
• It is an expert tribunal in a specialized area of law or policy
• It handles disputes/issues as identified by the legislation, which could mean disputes where the government is a party or between private parties
• It is bound by the rules of natural justice
• It is master of its own procedure (and empowered to make its own rules of procedure)