GOVERNMENT INFORMATION — Client legal privilege — Whether Tribunal addressed the question of whether disclosure of document would disclose the content of a confidential communication — Whether Tribunal considered whether there was a real prospect of litigation — Whether Tribunal considered whether in-house lawyer had requisite independence when advising in relation to a complaint concerning conduct of the respondent for which she was responsible;
GOVERNMENT INFORMATION — Personal information — Whether information of agency officer is personal information — Balancing of public interest considerations;
FACT FINDING — Whether the Tribunal made findings of fact required for conclusions as to application of privilege with no evidence to support findings — Whether Tribunal entitled to draw inferences — Whether circumstances gave rise to a reasonable and definite inference — Whether Tribunal entitled to consider evidence in previous proceedings involving same parties;
APPEAL — Whether grounds of appeal limited to those identified in notice of appeal — Tribunal’s duty to resolve the real issues in the proceedings with as little formality as possible;
