Courts of revision of the RPC and the Program of the SV

About what is it?

The courts of revision are independent Canadian entities legal charged to hear the calls of decisions returned by Social development Canada (DSC) with regard to the services of the Régime of pensions of Canada (RPC) and the Law on the Sécurité of old age (SV).

Each call is heard by three members chosen by the Police chief of the courts of revision starting from an group of expert named by the governor in council. A court of revision must be chaired by a lawyer. If the call relates to a disablement benefit, at least one of the two other members of the court must practice a profession indicated in the field of health.

The people interjetant call to a court of revision are entitled to an oral audience at a place in Canada which is appropriate to them. They can bring to the audience new evidence to support their case. The decisions returned by a court of revision under the terms of the Mode of pensions of Canada can be the subject of a call with the authorization of the Board of appeals of the pensions (CAPE). The decisions returned by a court of revision under the terms of the Law on the safety of old age can be subjugated with a legal examination by the Federal court.

History

Since December 1991, the Office of the Police chief of the courts of revision (BCTR) is responsible for the administration of the stage of call of the courts of revision under the terms of the Mode of pensions of Canada. In 1995, the courts of revision were seen entrusted the final calls under the terms of the Law on the safety of old age.

See too

External bonds

Office of the Police chief of the courts of revision
Web site of the RPC
Web site of the SV

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