Members' Rights

During an investigation of a complaint, the College will take steps to protect the member’s right to:

• an adequate and impartial investigation
• be advised of his or her right to seek legal assistance
• be provided with reasonable information about the complaint to be investigated
• provide a written response
• provide additional information to the College investigator
• a timely processing of the complaint
• have the complaint reviewed by a committee of practising teachers and public members
• a written decision of the Investigation Committee.

Confidentiality

The College does not comment on complaints or investigations unless they are referred for a public hearing. The College does this to protect a complainant, a member in question and to avoid possible prejudice to the process.

• Steps to Take: If a Complaint is Filed Against You