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The Tribunal found that the application, in so far as it impugned a decision that had been rescinded, had to be rejected as irreceivable. Concerning the Applicant’s claim for compensation for moral injury allegedly arising from the contested decision, the Tribunal considered that the causal effect between the Applicant’s troubles and the contested decision had not been demonstrated by the medical certificates provided and thus rejected the claim, without ruling on its receivability. The Tribunal further rejected the Respondent’s request for award of costs against the Applicant because it did not find that the Applicant had manifestly abused the proceedings before it. An application, in so far as it impugns a decision that has been rescinded, must be rejected as irreceivable. Claims related to decisions that have not been contested in accordance with the established rules and procedures must also be rejected as irreceivable.