Sentences with phrase «professional regulatory bodies require»

Professional regulatory bodies require applicants to be of good character or morally fit before admitting them into membership.

Not exact matches

In our 2015 regulatory round - up (here), we described the ongoing dispute arising in the Trinity Western cases, where three professional regulatory bodies — law societies in three provinces (B.C., Ontario and Nova Scotia)-- refused to accredit a religious university which required that students sign a «community covenant» requiring that they abstain from sexual intimacy outside of marriage between one man and one woman.

While enabling statutes of professional regulatory bodies may not require that respondents respond to complaints, particular regulators may enact standards that require their registrants to cooperate during investigations.

An Alberta court recently addressed whether a regulatory body acts outside its authority where, as part of its registration renewal process, it deviates from prescribed forms and requires professionals to answer questions pertaining to their criminal record and mental health...

An Alberta court recently addressed whether a regulatory body acts outside its authority where, as part of its registration renewal process, it deviates from prescribed forms and requires professionals to answer questions pertaining to their criminal record and mental health history: Health Sciences Assn. of Alberta v. Alberta College of Paramedics, 2016 ABQB 723.

I have a problem with judges interpreting (or setting) professional standards without referring to data and policy analysis which these regulatory bodies are required to gather, analyze and factor into their policy determinations.

Self - regulating professional bodies are granted broad regulatory powers because they are required to act in the public interest and not because they are licensing bodies.

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