The purpose of privative clauses is
A)to limit judicial review of arbitration.
B)to expand labour board powers in the area of arbitration.
C)to allow courts to micro- manage arbitrators' interpretations of collective agreements.
D)to ensure that arbitration awards are enforced.
E)to deprive grievors of a portion of their rights.

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Privative clauses are inserted into legislation to limit the scope of judicial review in matters involving arbitration or administrative decisions. This means that a court will only intervene in exceptional cases, giving more deference to the decision-making powers of the arbitrator or administrative body.

The Purpose of Privative Clauses Is