Members of Adjudicative Boards: Conduct Standards & Resources

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The public expects the highest standards of conduct from citizen members who are appointed to adjudicative boards by Council. The standards are set out in the Code of Conduct for Members of Adjudicative Boards and the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act.

The Integrity Commissioner is available to members of Adjudicative Boards to answer questions and provide advice about meeting the standards.

Adjudicative Board appointees can seek advice by calling or emailing the Integrity Commissioner or her Office as follows:

Call or email the Office at 416-392-3826 or integrity@toronto.ca
Call or email the Commissioner directly at 416-397-7770 or Jonathan.Batty@toronto.ca.

Political Activity Rules for Members of Local Boards and Members of Adjudicative Boards (April 2022)

Use of Social Media and Websites by Members of Local Boards and Members of Adjudicative Boards (April 2022)

Identifying and Declaring Pecuniary Interests at Meetings (February 2019)

Identifying and Declaring Pecuniary Interests at Meetings

Article XI of the Code of Conduct (Business Relations) (March 2018)

Article XI of the Code of Conduct (Business Relations)

Adjudicative Boards

Administrative Penalty Tribunal
Committee of Adjustment
Committee of Revision
Compliance Audit Committee
Dangerous Dog Review Tribunal
Property Standards Committee
Rooming House Licensing Commissioner/Deputy Commissioner
Sign Variance Committee
Toronto Local Appeal Body
Toronto Licensing Tribunal

Updated: May 8, 2019

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