Part 5 — Discipline
53 Powers of the Discipline Committee
investigated person constitutes unskilled practice of surveying or
unprofessional conduct, or both, the Discipline Committee may
make any one or more of the following orders:
(a) reprimand the investigated person;
(b) suspend the registration of an investigated person either
generally or from any field of the practice of surveying for a
period set by the Discipline Committee;
(c) suspend the registration of an investigated person either
generally or from any field of practice until
(i) the person has completed a specified course of study or
obtained supervised practical experience, or
(ii) the Discipline Committee is satisfied as to the
competence of the investigated person generally or in a
specified field of practice;
(d) accept in place of a suspen sion the investigated person's
undertaking to limit the person's practice;
(e) impose conditions on the i nvestigated person's entitlement
to engage in the practice of surveying generally or in any
field of practice, including the conditions that the person
(i) practise under supervision,
(ii) not engage in sole practice,
(iii) permit periodic inspections by a person authorized by
the Discipline Committee, or
(iv) report to the Discipline Committee on specific matters;
(f) direct the investigated perso n to pass a particular course of
study or satisfy the Discipline Committee as to the person's
practical competence generally or in a field of practice;
(g) direct the investigated per son to satisfy the Discipline
Committee that a disability or addiction can be or has been
overcome, and suspend the person until the Discipline
Committee is so satisfied;
RSA 2000
(h) require the investigated p erson to take counselling or to
obtain any assistance that in the opinion of the Discipline
Committee is appropriate;
(i) direct the investigated per son to waive, reduce or repay a fee
for services rendered by the investigated person that, in the
opinion of the Discipline Committee, were not rendered or
were improperly rendered;
(j) cancel the registration of the investigated person;
(k) any other order that it considers appropriate in the
circumstances.
1981 cL-4.1 s52