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C-26, r. 6.1 - Regulation respecting the standards of ethics and professional conduct of directors on the board of directors of a professional order
Section 22
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22. A director must act with courtesy and respect in his or her relations with employees of the order.
A director may not contact an employee of the order to give him or her instructions, interfere in the employee’s work or obtain confidential information, unless the director is acting within the mandate of a committee of which he or she is the president and is expressly authorized by the board of directors to do so.
The second paragraph does not prevent the president of the order from exercising a function provided for in the Professional Code (chapter C-26) or, where applicable, in the Act constituting the order, or requiring information to the extent provided for in the fourth paragraph of section 80 of the Code.
In force: 2018-09-13
22. A director must act with courtesy and respect in his or her relations with employees of the order.
A director may not contact an employee of the order to give him or her instructions, interfere in the employee’s work or obtain confidential information, unless the director is acting within the mandate of a committee of which he or she is the president and is expressly authorized by the board of directors to do so.
The second paragraph does not prevent the president of the order from exercising a function provided for in the Professional Code (chapter C-26) or, where applicable, in the Act constituting the order, or requiring information to the extent provided for in the fourth paragraph of section 80 of the Code.
