Within the context of administrative law, which of the following statements is TRUE?

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A quasi-judicial administrative tribunal is one that operates like a court and makes decisions that affect people's lives, such as in matters related to employment or immigration.

B, C, D, and E are incorrect statements because: 
B) There is not always a right to appeal a decision of an administrative tribunal, as this depends on the specific laws and regulations that govern the tribunal.
C) Judicial review is a process whereby a court examines the legality of an administrative decision, but it is not a form of alternative dispute resolution. 
D) Judicial review does not concern the federal government's oversight of provincial legislation, but rather is a process for reviewing administrative decisions. 
E) Administrative tribunals can be created by both the federal and provincial governments, depending on the jurisdiction in question.

Within the Context of Administrative Law, Which of the Following