Members' Rights

We are legally obligated to ensure the protection of members’ rights throughout our investigation and disciplinary processes. This includes the member’s right to:

• an impartial investigation
• be advised to seek legal assistance
• be provided with information gathered during the investigation of a complaint
• provide a written response to the complaint
• timely processing of the investigation
• consideration of the complaint by a committee composed of practising members of the College in good standing and members of the public
• to use French in all communications with the College during the investigation and hearings processes
• a written decision or written decision and reasons.

Confidentiality

For reasons of confidentiality, we cannot comment on expressions of concern, complaints, investigations or matters proceeding under the complaint resolution process. If a complaint is referred to the Discipline Committee, details are available on the College’s website.

Are you the subject of an investigation?

Here are the steps to take if you are the subject of an investigation.