The Office must in particular:(a) ensure that each corporation adopts a code of ethics in accordance with section 87;
(b) adopt, by regulation made under section 87, a code of ethics to govern the members of a corporation which fails to adopt one within the delay fixed by the Office;
(c) ensure that each corporation establishes, in accordance with section 88, a conciliation and arbitration procedure for the accounts of its members, which may be used by persons who have recourse to the services of the members;
(d) determine by regulation, in accordance with section 88, a conciliation and arbitration procedure for the accounts of members of any corporation which fails to adopt one within the delay fixed by the Office;
(e) see that every corporation whose members are called upon to hold sums of money or other securities for the account of their clients, establish an indemnity fund in accordance with section 89;
(f) establish by regulation, in accordance with section 89, the indemnity fund of a corporation which fails to establish one within the delay fixed by the Office;
(g) see that each of the corporations determines, in accordance with section 90, the composition, the number of members and the procedure of its professional inspection committee;
(h) determine by regulation, in accordance with section 90, the composition, the number of members and the procedure of the professional inspection committee of a corporation which fails to do so within the delay fixed by the Office;
(i) see that each of the corporations determines, in accordance with section 91, rules, terms, conditions and formalities for the preservation, use, management, administration, transfer, assignment, provisional custody and destruction of the records, books, registers, medications, poisons, products, substances, apparatus and equipment of a professional, applicable in the event that he is struck off the roll, he ceases to practice or dies, his right to practice is restricted or suspended or his permit is revoked;
(j) determine by regulation, in accordance with section 91, rules, terms, conditions and formalities for the preservation, use, management, administration, transfer, assignment, provisional custody and destruction of the records, books, registers, medications, poisons, products, substances, apparatus and equipment of a professional, applicable in the event that he is struck off the roll, ceases to practise or dies, his right to practice is restricted or suspended, or his permit is revoked, if the corporation fails to do so within the delay fixed by the office;
(k) see that each of the corporations determines, in accordnace with section 92, what its members may include in their public advertisements and the conditions under which they may advertise;
(l) determine, by regulation, in accordance with section 92, what the members of a corporation may include in their public advertisements and the conditions under which they may advertise, if the corporation fails to determine their content and such conditions within the delay fixed by the Office;
(m) see that each corporation fixes, in accordance with paragraph a of section 93, the quorum for general meetings of its members and the manner of calling such meetings;
(n) fix by regulation, in accordance with paragraph a of section 93, the quorum for general meetings of the members of a corporation and the manner of calling such meetings where non have been fixed within the delay fixed by the Office;
(n.1) see that each of the corporations fixes, in accordance with paragraph b of section 93, the date of an procedure for the election of the president and the elected directors, the date and the time they take office and their term of office;
(n.2) fix by regulation, in accordance with paragraph b of section 93, the date of and procedure for the election of the president and the elected directors, the date and the time they take office and their term of office, if the corporation fails to adopt a regulation to that effect within the delay fixed by the Office;
(n.3) see that each of the corporations prescribes, in accordance with paragraph c of section 93, standards for equivalence of diplomas issued by educational establishments situated outside Québec, for the purposes of issuing a permit or specialist’s certificate;
(n.4) prescribe by regulation, in accordance with paragraph c of section 93, standards for equivalence of diplomas issued by educational establishments situated outside Québec, for the purposes of issuing a permit or specialist’s certificate, if the corporation fails to adopt a regulation to that effect within the delay fixed by the Office;
(o) see that any corporation required to do so by law determines from among the acts reserved to its members the acts which may, according to certain prescribed conditions, be performed by classes of persons other than its members;
(p) determine, by regulation, after consultation with the interested corporations, from among the acts reserved to the members of a corporation contemplated by paragraph o, the acts which may, according to certain prescribed conditions, be performed by classes of persons other than the members of such corporation, if such corporation fails to determine such acts within the delay fixed by the Office;
(q) suggest, if need be, to a corporation amendments it considers necessary to make to the regulations contemplated in paragraphs a to p;
(r) adopt, by regulation, the amendments that it considers necessary to make to the regulations contemplated in paragraphs a to p, if a corporation fails to adopt such amendments within the delay fixed by the Office;
(s) investigate the financial administration of any corporation which shodeficit or of which the income appears insufficient to meet its obligations;
(t) report to the Government on those corporations which show a deficit or of which the income is insufficient to meet their obligations, and those which do not meet the obligations imposed upon them by this Code or the act constituting them;
(u) adopt by regulation, after consultation with the corporation and bodies concerned, a tariff of professional fees for the services rendered by the members of the corporation, when the cost of these services is not fixed by collective agreement or determined by law;
(v) publish a compilation, each year, of certain decisions rendered on discipline, in accordance with Division VII of Chapter IV, omitting, however, where an order banning publication so provides, the names of the parties and any other person involved except that of the interested corporation;
(w) make regulations respecting the carrying out of its affairs.