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• 14 (1) Every person who wishes to be a candidate for a commission as a Canada Lands Surveyor and who is entitled to survey lands in a province under the laws of that province shall submit to the Board of Examiners

  • (a) an application for admission as a candidate on the form provided by the Association;

• (2) Every person who wishes to be a candidate for a commission as a Canada Lands Surveyor and who is registered as a candidate to become entitled to survey lands in a province shall submit to the Board of Examiners

  • (a) an application for admission as a candidate on the form provided by the Association;

  • (b) a certification from the applicable provincial organization that the person is registered as a candidate to become commissioned or licensed to survey lands in the province; and

  • (c) as soon as the person has obtained a provincial licence or commission, certification from the issuing agency that the licence or commission has been issued.

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• 15 (1) Every person, other than a person who is entitled to survey lands in a province or is registered as a candidate to become entitled to survey lands in a province, who wishes to be a candidate for a commission as a Canada Lands Surveyor shall submit to the Board of Examiners

  • (a) an application for admission as a candidate on the form provided by the Association;

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• (3) No person shall be admitted as a candidate unless the information submitted indicates that the person has achieved at least the level of education obtained by a graduate in survey technology of a Canadian college.

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1 The definitions in this section apply in these Regulations.

incompetence

incompetence means a lack of knowledge, skill or judgment or a disregard for the public interest of such a nature or to such an extent as to demonstrate that the member of the Association, Canada Lands Surveyor or permit holder is unable to meet the requirements of the profession or to conduct surveys in accordance with the Act or any other Act respecting surveying or any regulations made thereunder. (incompétence)

professional misconduct

professional misconduct , in respect of a member of the Association, Canada Lands Surveyor or permit holder, as the case may be, means any of the following:

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• (g) knowingly allowing or encouraging employees who are not Canada Lands Surveyors to engage in activities that reasonably would be regarded as those of a Canada Lands Surveyor;

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• (s) engaging in conduct relevant to surveying that, having regard to all the circumstances, would reasonably be regarded by members of the Association as dishonourable or unprofessional;

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Application for Admission as a Candidate for a Commission

• 49 (1) A member of the Association, Canada Lands Surveyor or permit holder, whose conduct is the subject of a hearing, and any other person who, in the opinion of the Discipline Committee, has knowledge bearing on the subject matter, may be requested to attend as witnesses in the hearing.

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