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M-3, r. 3.1 - Regulation respecting continuing education requirements for master electricians
Section 19
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19. A licensed guarantor who, in a particular reference period, ceases for whatever reason to be entitled in that capacity cannot be issued a licence for a subsequent reference period or qualify as a construction work guarantor for a partnership or legal person, unless the guarantor in an application is able to demonstrate that the continuing education requirements the guarantor was required to satisfy under section 4, or that would have been required if the guarantor had not been exempted from them pursuant to section 17 or 18, were in fact satisfied during the particular reference period.
Likewise, a construction work guarantor for a partnership or legal person who, in a particular reference period, ceases for whatever reason to act in that capacity cannot again qualify as a guarantor for a subsequent reference period, unless the guarantor in an application is able to demonstrate that the continuing education requirements the guarantor was required to satisfy under section 4, or that would have been required if the guarantor had not been exempted from them pursuant to section 17 or 18, were in fact satisfied during the particular reference period.
In force: 2022-04-01
19. A licensed guarantor who, in a particular reference period, ceases for whatever reason to be entitled in that capacity cannot be issued a licence for a subsequent reference period or qualify as a construction work guarantor for a partnership or legal person, unless the guarantor in an application is able to demonstrate that the continuing education requirements the guarantor was required to satisfy under section 4, or that would have been required if the guarantor had not been exempted from them pursuant to section 17 or 18, were in fact satisfied during the particular reference period.
Likewise, a construction work guarantor for a partnership or legal person who, in a particular reference period, ceases for whatever reason to act in that capacity cannot again qualify as a guarantor for a subsequent reference period, unless the guarantor in an application is able to demonstrate that the continuing education requirements the guarantor was required to satisfy under section 4, or that would have been required if the guarantor had not been exempted from them pursuant to section 17 or 18, were in fact satisfied during the particular reference period.
