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RTA · Land Surveyors Act

Part 2 — Association

13 Powers of the Practice Review Board

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(1) The Board shall at the request of the Council or after
consultation with the Council
(a) inquire into and report to and advise the Council in respe ct
of
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(i) the assessment of existing and the development of new
educational standards and experience requirements that
are conditions precedent to obtaining and continuing
registration under this Act,
(ii) the evaluation of desirable standards of competence of
practitioners generally,
(iii) the practice of surveying by practitioners generally, and
(iv) any other matter that the Council from time to time
considers necessary or appropriate in connection with
the exercise of its powers and the performance of its
duties in relation to competence in the practice of
surveying under this Act and the regulations, and
(b) conduct a review of the p ractice of a practitioner in
accordance with this Act and the regulations.
(2) A person requested to appear at an inquiry or review under this
section is entitled to be represented by counsel.
(3) The Board may at any time during an inquiry or review under
this section recommend to the Discipline Committee that the
inquiry or review be conducted by the Discipline Committee
pursuant to Part 5.
(4) On receiving a recommendation under subsection (3), the
Discipline Committee may proceed with an investigation and
hearing under Part 5 as if the recommendation were a written
complaint.
(5) The Board may, after a review under this section with respect
to an individual practitioner, make any order that the Discipline
Committee may make under section 53 or 54.
(6) The provisions of Part 5 with respect to an investigation and
hearing by the Discipline Committee apply to a review of an
individual practitioner by the Board.
(7) After each inquiry or review under this section, the Board shall
make a written report to the Council on the inquiry or review and
may make any recommendations to the Council that the Board
considers appropriate, with reasons for the recommendations.
(8) The Council may direct that the whole or any portion of an
inquiry by the Board under this section shall be held in camera if
the Council is of the opinion that it is in the public interest to do so.
1981 cL-4.1 s13
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