the date of receipt of the request by the Commission.

           (3)   The Commission is not required to publish, or to disclose to a person to whose affairs it relates, a statement of reasons or a part of a statement of reasons if the publication or disclose would ----

                   (a)   disclose a matter of a confidential character;

                   (b)   be likely to prejudice the fair trial of a person; or

                   (c)   involve the unreasonable disclosure of personal information about 
                           any individual (including a deceased person). 

120.   (1)   Subject to subsection (2),  a person who is aggrieved or whose interest is adversely affected by a decision or direction (but not a determination) of the Commission made pursuant to the performance its powers and functions under this Act or its subsidiary legislation, may appeal to the Appeal Tribunal for a review of the merits and the process of certain decisions or directions of the Commission, unless the matter is not subject to an appeal to the Appeal Tribunal.

           (2)   Subject to subsection 17(1), the Minister may determine the decisions or directions of the Commission which are not subject to appeal to the Appeal Tribunal under subsection (1).  

121.   (1)   A person affected by a decision or other action of the Minister or Commission may apply to the Court for a judicial review of such decision or other action.        

           (2)   A person shall not apply to the court for a judicial review unless that person has first exhausted all other remedies provided under this Act.