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The Financial Services Tribunal
The Financial Services Tribunal (“FST”) was established in 2004 on proclamation of the Commercial Appeals Commission Repeal Act S.B.C., 2003. The FST was created to partially replace the Commercial Appeals Commission.
The FST hears appeals from individuals and institutions who want to contest enforcement decisions made by the Insurance Council of British Columbia, Real Estate Council of British Columbia, Superintendent of Real Estate, Superintendent of Pensions, Registrar of Mortgage Brokers and Superintendent of Financial Institutions. It provides an avenue of appeal for those who believe that they have been wrongly limited or denied the ability to work in one of the regulated occupations to which an appeal lies to the FST.
The FST only has jurisdiction to hear appeals under the following British Columbia statutes:
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| Financial Institutions Act |
| Credit Union Incorporation Act |
| Mortgage Brokers Act |
| Real Estate Services Act |
| Pension Benefits Standards Act |
| Real Estate Development Marketing Act |
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