College Board, Committees, & Staff

The Audit and Practice Review programs and results are used to proactively monitor registrants’ practice compliance with College requirements and the Professional Governance Act to ensure that the public’s interest and professional standards are being met. Read more about the APRC here.

The Credentials Program ensures registrants meet the College’s high standards and competency requirements for entrance and that the public interest is being met. Outcomes from the Committee will provide strategic direction to improve the College’s Credentials Program and processes and to identify areas where additional policy, standards, practice, guidance, and development or training for registrants may be needed.

The Investigation Committee oversees and makes determinations on complaints against registrants for failure to meet their professional and ethical obligations as set out in the College Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, Professional Governance Act and College Bylaws. Read more about the Complaints & Discipline Process here.

The College’s Discipline Committee oversees the discipline process on a complaint file once the Investigation Committee has issued a citation. Read more about the Complaints & Discipline Process here.

The Nominations Committee ensures compliance with the Professional Governance Act (PGA) and protection of the public interest by certifying that the College conducts elections and chair appointments in a fair and transparent manner. This transparency and procedural rigour require the College to operate a merit-based nomination procedure for volunteers wishing to serve on the Board or as the chair of a committee.

The Executive Committee provides strategic leadership and support to the CEO. Outcomes from the Executive Committee include strategic direction and oversight on good governance and planning.

Outcomes from the Finance Committee’s work should include shrewd and responsible fiscal management, strategic development of budgets and investments, and supporting the completion of the annual financial audit by the College’s auditors.

The purpose of the Conference Planning Working Group is to provide direction and assistance with the planning and organizing of the annual conference, solicit potential panelists/speakers for the event, and assist with execution of the event. Outcomes from the Conference Planning Working Group’s work will be a successful, informative and interesting conference, and providing reports and recommendations to the Board and other committees as required.

The purpose of the Editorial Board is to provide editorial assistance to support the production of College Matters, a key communication tool for advancing registrants’ understanding of the profession and what it means to be a regulated professional. Outcomes from the Editorial Board’s work will be engaging content for readers and constructive feedback for staff.