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M-3, r. 3.1 - Regulation respecting continuing education requirements for master electricians
Section 21
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21. At the end of a reference period, the Corporation sends a notice to any construction work guarantor who fails to comply with the continuing education requirements imposed by this Regulation. The notice must also be sent to the representative of the partnership or legal person for which the non-compliant guarantor is qualified.
The notice must state the nature of the non-compliance and inform the recipient that a period of 90 days from the end of the reference period concerned is provided to allow the recipient to remedy the non-compliance and supply supporting proof.
The notice must also mention that the guarantor holding a licence will no longer be entitled to it, resulting in the licence ceasing to have effect or, as the case may be, that the construction work guarantor of a partnership or legal person will no longer be able to act in that capacity, resulting in the partnership or legal person for which the guarantor is qualified being required to replace the guarantor or, failing that, resulting in the licence ceasing to have effect.
In force: 2022-04-01
21. At the end of a reference period, the Corporation sends a notice to any construction work guarantor who fails to comply with the continuing education requirements imposed by this Regulation. The notice must also be sent to the representative of the partnership or legal person for which the non-compliant guarantor is qualified.
The notice must state the nature of the non-compliance and inform the recipient that a period of 90 days from the end of the reference period concerned is provided to allow the recipient to remedy the non-compliance and supply supporting proof.
The notice must also mention that the guarantor holding a licence will no longer be entitled to it, resulting in the licence ceasing to have effect or, as the case may be, that the construction work guarantor of a partnership or legal person will no longer be able to act in that capacity, resulting in the partnership or legal person for which the guarantor is qualified being required to replace the guarantor or, failing that, resulting in the licence ceasing to have effect.
