June 17th Deadline - SBT Publication Ban Complaint

I will receive a written response to this issue on June 17th. In the meantime, I'm reading more on the subject.

(Update: The Registrar of the Tribunal called me on June 12th, first thing in the morning. We had a good talk. I make no further representations about that discussion here.)
(Update: The Executive Chair of the Tribunal Clusters sent me an email on June 13th. It confirmed a policy.)

Those who advocate for the availability of court records online argue that online records enable lawyers to save time and money.140 CanLII allows easy access to information which is helpful for lawyers working on limited budgets (such as those representing applicants), as well as for applicants who are required to self-represent. This is especially important in a regime where applicants frequently are self-represented (54% self-represented at mediation, 53% at hearing), whereas respondents are “almost always represented” (15% self-represented at both mediation and at hearing).141 Arguably, the availability of online HRTO decisions provides access to justice. - Disability Disclosure in the Digital Age: Why theHuman Rights Tribunal of Ontario Should Reformits Approach to Anonymized Decisions