Which body handles appeals of cemetery decisions?

• A. The Tribunal
• B. The Licence Appeal Tribunal
• C. The Superior Court
• D. The Court of Appeal

Answer: (B)

Appeals of cemetery licensing decisions are handled by the Licence Appeal Tribunal. This specialized Ontario tribunal sits specifically to hear appeals related to licensing and regulatory decisions under the applicable cemetery and funeral service regulations, making it the appropriate and direct route to challenge a cemetery decision.

The other options don’t fit as the primary appeal body. A general “Tribunal” is too vague for the licensing context, while the Superior Court and Court of Appeal are higher courts typically used for judicial review or appeals on questions of law after the licensing process has run its course, not the initial appeal itself.