HPRB Summaries: Summary dismissal for no prospect of success (chiropractors)
The BC Health Professions Review Board does not, when performing a review of an...
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HPRB Month Two: A commentary on the HPRB mediation process
Heather MacKay, Registrar of the College of Dental Surgeons of BC, is scheduled to...
Read MoreHPRB Summaries: Exclusion of information from the record
Examples of when the Health Professions Review Board will or will not receive evidence...
Read MoreAdequacy of discipline reasons
A discipline committee which finds professional misconduct must, in its reasons, “make clear the...
Read MoreFitness: Deemed findings of a lack of “good character”
The precise meaning of a “good character” requirement for registration in a College will...
Read MoreThis Month’s Regulator’s Question: What are the key issues to cover in a board orientation presentation?
Good board governance is key to maintaining a well functioning regulatory body. For many...
Read MoreHPRB Month Part 1: The meaning of “adequacy” in complaint investigations
As the Health Professions Review Board has jurisdiction to review the adequacy of investigations...
Read MoreGung hai fat choi!
With February 3, 2011 marking the first day of the lunar calendar, we have...
Read MoreInvestigator powers under Ontario Health Professions Procedural Code are constitutionally valid
Some cases are especially hard fought, on every front. This seems to be the...
Read More13 Ways Hearing Panels Can Lose Jurisdiction by Appearing Biased: Part 4
We are on the last stretch of our exploring thirteen ways a hearing panel...
Read MoreLawsuit against Ontario college fails for its publishing a fitness matter in good faith
A lawsuit by a physician for $10 million against the College of Physicians and...
Read MoreImmediate judicial review permissible for a discipline panel’s refusal to order production of documents
A judicial review of a discipline committee’s refusal to order production of third party...
Read More13 Ways Hearing Panels Can Lose Jurisdiction by Appearing Biased: Part 3
We are continuing with our journey of outlining thirteen ways by which a hearing...
Read MoreSearching and Seizing Items from a Non-Registrant
The enabling statute of a regulatory body typically includes a right of the regulator...
Read MoreWhat exactly IS the CTCMA’s desk calendar?
Although the law strives to be clear and unequivocal, there will always be hard...
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