Increasing scopes of practice: professional interest or public interest?
Our last two blog releases set out a short quiz on the public interest...
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Public interest IQ / Self-quiz answers
In our last blog release we published “Checking in on your knowledge of the...
Read MoreChecking in on your knowledge of the public interest
Whether you are a member of a self-regulating profession or a staff member from...
Read MoreA little employment law for regulators
Regulatory bodies do more than simply regulate the activities of their members; they are...
Read MoreCollege boards: The validity of voting proxies and the power of registrars to supervise or cancel elections
The BC Supreme Court found that a registrar under the Health Professions Act empowered...
Read MoreRegulator Watch: The new Teachers Act
The new Teachers Act that will dissolve the BC College of Teachers and replace...
Read MorePanellist Profile: Natasha Dookie, Director of Professional Conduct, BC College of Teachers
For the next five weeks, we will be profiling the speakers on the regulatory...
Read MoreRegulator policies must comply with enabling provisions
Where a statutory provision provides for a matter to be in accordance with the...
Read MoreBylaws: Unlawful sub-delegation through discretionary registration requirements
Where governing legislation allows the council of a professional body to make bylaws establishing...
Read MoreHow boards should deal with dissenting views of board members
Anyone who has served on a board has likely encountered the situation of a...
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