The EC can’t issue a CTTT penalty order – only the CTTT can do that.
The EC can issue a Notice To Comply (with a by-law) and you can say,”we have complied with the by-law” which says permission can’t reasonably be refused. If they chose to pursue that through the CTTT, they have to prove that they are right and you are wrong.
For all it’s faults – and they are many and great – the CTTT is not a rubber stamp of EC ‘violation notices’.
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