That's ironic if you read the tribunal's evidence and conclusion that Camp rejected the central tenets of those working with him on his understanding of sexual assault, ie, that he had demonstrated gender bias.  

"[321] It is difficult to understand how Justice Camp could conclude – particularly after his intensive sessions with Justice McCawley, Dr. Haskell and Professor Cossman – that his acknowledgement of misconduct did not involve sexism and gender bias, and that it did not implicate profound issues of equality.  His evidence leaves the Committee doubtful about  whether  he  is  fully  engaged  in  the  necessary  ongoing  process  of  constant  self-reflection about which Dr. Haskell testified and which the public has a right to expect of members of the judiciary."

Again, the recommendation for dismissal is not about his misunderstanding of law, but rather that he failed to practice the impartiality and fairness necessary to the role of a judge.