Self-Governing Professions 2011
Course Date: April 1, 2011
Course Date: April 1, 2011
Welcome and Introduction
Jean P. Whittow, QC — Barrister & Solicitor, Vancouver
Carmel I. Wiseman — Director of Complaints, College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia, Vancouver
Keynote Address
David Loukidelis, QC — Deputy Attorney General, Victoria
Registration Issues
- admission
- mobility provisions
Jessica Gossen — Real Estate Council of BC, Vancouver
David Martin — Miller Thomson LLP, Vancouver
Angela R. Westmacott — Lovett & Westmacott, Victoria
Networking Break
Liability of Regulators
- conducting investigations and avoiding lawsuits
- enforcement of disciplinary decisions
- does a regulator have a legal “duty of care” to members?
- recent developments
Maureen E. Baird — Lunny MacInnes, Vancouver
Recent Developments in Professional Regulation
- 10 cases you should know about
- trends in the case law
James T. Casey, QC — Field LLP, Edmonton
Lunch (on your own)
Health Professions Review Board: Two Years in Review
- the HPRB mediation model
- disclosure issues involving the record, new evidence, and hearing procedures
- liability insurer interaction with the HPRB
William S. Clark — Harper Grey LLP, Vancouver
Lisa C. Fong — Ng Ariss Fong, Vancouver
Heather D. MacKay — Registrar, College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia, Vancouver
Networking Break
Regulating the Regulators
- discipline and treatment of board members
- conflicts
- codes of conduct for board members
- the Avison report
Natasha Dookie — BC College of Teachers, Vancouver
Jean P. Whittow, QC — Barrister & Solicitor, Vancouver
Carmel I. Wiseman — Director of Complaints, College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia, Vancouver
Future Challenges of Self-Government: Panel Discussion
- is self-governance under attack and will it survive?
- meta-regulation: regulating the regulators
- balancing transparency and privacy
James T. Casey, QC — Field LLP, Edmonton
David Loukidelis, QC — Deputy Attorney General, Victoria
Michael D. Lucas — Manager, Policy & Legal Services, Law Society of British Columbia, Vancouver