Heneghan J. found that a decision from a second-level CRA review of the registrant's request to waive interest and penalties breached the registrant's procedural fairness rights, because it was substantially a copy of the first-level decision. As it was not clear what the result of an independent review would have been, the matter was referred back to be considered by a different CRA adjudicator.
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