T-5, r. 5 - Code of ethics of medical imaging technologists, radiation oncology technologists and medical electrophysiology technologists

Section 40.1 Disposition versions

2012-11-21

40.1. It is also derogatory to the dignity of the profession for a medical imaging technologist, radiation oncology technologist or medical electrophysiology technologist who carries on his professional activities within a partnership or joint-stock company

(1)  to practise his profession in a partnership or joint-stock company with other persons when he becomes aware that one of the conditions, terms or restrictions pursuant to which he is authorized to carry on his professional activities has not been respected;

(2)  to continue to carry on his professional activities within the partnership or joint-stock company when the representative of the partnership or joint-stock company before the Order, a director, an officer or an employee is still performing his duties within the partnership or joint-stock company more than 10 days after he has been struck off the roll for more than 3 months or had his permit revoked;

(3)  to continue to carry on his professional activities within the partnership or joint-stock company when a shareholder or a partner is still directly or indirectly exercising a voting right within such partnership or joint-stock company more than 10 days after the effective date on which he was struck off the roll for more than 3 months or had his permit revoked and has not divested himself of his partnership shares or units within 180 days following the aforementioned effective date; or

(4)  to enter into an agreement or permit an agreement to be entered into, including a unanimous agreement between shareholders, that operates to impair the independence, objectivity and integrity required for the practice of the profession or compliance by the members with the Act respecting medical imaging technologists, radiation oncology technologists and medical electrophysiology technologists (chapter T-5), the Professional Code (chapter C-26) and their regulations.

O.C. 434-2009, s. 13.

2012-09-01

40.1. It is also derogatory to the dignity of the profession for a medical imaging technologist or radiation oncology technologist who carries on his professional activities within a partnership or joint-stock company

(1)  to practise his profession in a partnership or joint-stock company with other persons when he becomes aware that one of the conditions, terms or restrictions pursuant to which he is authorized to carry on his professional activities has not been respected;

(2)  to continue to carry on his professional activities within the partnership or joint-stock company when the representative of the partnership or joint-stock company before the Order, a director, an officer or an employee is still performing his duties within the partnership or joint-stock company more than 10 days after he has been struck off the roll for more than 3 months or had his permit revoked;

(3)  to continue to carry on his professional activities within the partnership or joint-stock company when a shareholder or a partner is still directly or indirectly exercising a voting right within such partnership or joint-stock company more than 10 days after the effective date on which he was struck off the roll for more than 3 months or had his permit revoked and has not divested himself of his partnership shares or units within 180 days following the aforementioned effective date; or

(4)  to enter into an agreement or permit an agreement to be entered into, including a unanimous agreement between shareholders, that operates to impair the independence, objectivity and integrity required for the practice of the profession or compliance by the members with the Act respecting medical imaging technologists and radiation oncology technologists (chapter T-5), the Professional Code (chapter C-26) and their regulations.

O.C. 434-2009, s. 13.