C-26 - Professional Code

Section 123.5 Disposition versions

2008-10-15

123.5. In its opinion, the review committee must either

(1)  find that there is no cause to lodge a complaint with the disciplinary council;

(2)  suggest that the syndic complete the inquiry and subsequently render a new decision as to whether or not to lodge a complaint; or

(3)  find that there is cause to lodge a complaint with the disciplinary council and suggest that a syndic ad hoc be appointed who, after an inquiry, if he decides to hold one, will decide whether or not to lodge a complaint.

The review committee may also suggest that a syndic refer the record to the professional inspection committee.

If the review committee suggests that a syndic complete the inquiry or finds that there is cause to lodge a complaint with the disciplinary council, the order must reimburse any fees the person who requested an inquiry may have been charged under paragraph 2 of section 12.3.

The review committee must send its opinion to the person who requested an inquiry and the syndic without delay.

1994, c. 40, s. 110; 2008, c. 11, s. 93.

1994-10-15

123.5. The review committee may, in the opinion it gives,

(1)  decide that there is no cause to lodge a complaint with the committee on discipline;

(2)  suggest that the syndic or assistant or corresponding syndic complete his inquiry;

(3)  suggest that the syndic refer the record to the professional inspection committee;

(4)  decide that there is cause to lodge a complaint with the committee on discipline and suggest the name of a person who, acting in the capacity of syndic, could lodge the complaint.

Where the review committee suggests that the syndic or the assistant or corresponding syndic complete his inquiry, or concludes that there is cause to lodge a complaint with the committee on discipline, the order must reimburse to the person who applied to the syndic for the holding of the inquiry any fees charged to that person pursuant to paragraph 2 of section 12.3.

1994, c. 40, s. 110.