Complaint Form

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College registrant you are complaining about

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Professional Misconduct

Conduct Unbecoming a Practicing Registrant

Breach of Professional Governance Act or College Bylaws

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Provide a description on the elements of your complaint. The box that follows will allow you to upload pdf documents to provide evidence to support your complaint.

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To assist the College please provide those principles in the Code of Ethics which you believe the College registrant has contravened. A link to the College Code of Ethics is provided to assist you in understanding the components considered under each principle listed below.

You may also indicate if the registrant has breached the College of Applied Biology Act or Rules

Potential Code of Ethics and Professional Obligations violations

Provide objective, science-based, unfettered, forthright and intellectually-honest opinion, advice and reports in applied biology.

Undertake assignments and offer opinions only in areas in where training and ability make the registrant professionally competent.

Ensure they meet a professional standard of care by practicing applied biology with attention, caution, prudence, and due diligence.

Provide a professional standard of service to clients and employers by conducting business practices fairly, avoiding conflict of interest and respecting client/employer confidentiality.

Hold paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public, including the protection of the environment and the promotion of health and safety in the workplace.

Uphold professional obligations to the College while in the workplace.

Maintain a standard of personal and professional conduct that does not reflect adversely on the College or its registrants.

Avoid injuring the reputation of others through malice or negligence.

Recognize the duty to address poor conduct and/or practice of another professional under the Professional Governance Act in order to protect the public interest, the profession, and the reputation of the College as a regulator.

Check those that specifically apply to your complaint.

Potential Act or Bylaw violations

Breach of Professional Governance Act

Breach of College Bylaws.

Check those that specifically apply to your complaint.

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