Saskatchewan Administrative Tribunals Association
SATA
The Saskatchewan Administrative Tribunals Association (SATA) is a provincial organization of administrative tribunal members and other persons interested in administrative justice.
Saskatchewan Administrative Tribunals Association is a not-for-profit society.
Our Mission
Our Vision
Promoting excellence in administrative justice within the province of Saskatchewan.
Past and Upcoming Events
You are invited to join us at our SATA events!
Mastering Process: Autonomy, Accessibility & Accommodations in Administrative Hearings
Conference is free of charge to SATA members. $135.00 for Non-Members.
Register by becoming a SATA member for only $135: Membership | SATA.
All members can attend our conferences for free for the year
Presententations by:
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- Sharon H. Pratchler, KC, Ombudsman & Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner for Saskatchewan: “Access Is Justice: Designing Administrative Proceedings for Accessibility and Inclusion"
- Sherry Small, Director of Indigenous Initiatives, Law Society of British Columbia: "The Four Pillars of Indigenous – Informed Procedures: Creating Fair, Respectful, and Culturally Safe Processes"
- Benjamin Ralston, Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan College of Law: “Justice by Design: Structural and Institutional Considerations for Administrative Proceedings"
Credits Suggested: 3 CPD hours with the Law Society of Saskatchewan
You will not want to miss this unique educational opportunity!
Membership
Regular membership in the Association is open to::
- Individuals who are members or employees of any regulatory or adjudicative agency, board, commission or tribunal established by the Government of Saskatchewan or established under any Act of the Government of Saskatchewan;
- A branch of the Government of Saskatchewan which performs functions comparable to an administrative tribunal;
- Individuals who are faculty members with a College, Faculty, School, or Academic Unit of or associated with the University of Saskatchewan or the University of Regina; and
- Individuals who are residents of Saskatchewan and have an interest in the field of administrative justice.
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