Should OMVIC issue a proposal to refuse (or revoke) registration, to whom can the applicant appeal?

The other options are incorrect because they are not relevant to the appeal process for an OMVIC registration refusal or revocation. Option A, the Ontario Court of Justice, handles criminal and civil cases, not administrative appeals. Option C, the Supreme Court of Canada, is the highest court in the country and generally only hears cases of national importance. Option D, the Federal Appeals Court, also handles federal cases and would not be relevant to an appeal for an OMVIC registration decision. The License Appeal Tribunal (LAT) is the appropriate judicial body for appeals related to OMVIC registrations as it handles appeals for various types of administrative decisions made by the government of Ontario.