Regulation

Committees Combined by Bylaw Change – Now Recruiting for the Registration and Competence Committee

Committees Combined by Bylaw Change – Now Recruiting for the Registration and Competence Committee

Rahul Das2025-05-22T11:12:06-06:00

We have made an important change to our committee structure as part of our ongoing commitment to regulatory excellence and effective governance. Following a recent bylaw amendment, the Registration Committee and the Competence Committee have been formally combined into a single body—the Registration and Competence Committee. This change reflects our goals of creating a more streamlined, responsive, and fit-for-purpose governance model. Why the Change? Improved Operational Efficiency By consolidating the two committees into one, we reduce duplication of work [...]

Committees Combined by Bylaw Change – Now Recruiting for the Registration and Competence CommitteeRahul Das2025-05-22T11:12:06-06:00

Response to Bill 46 – Current focus: Updating regulatory documents

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T09:53:45-07:00

Much of the work the College has done in response to Bill 46 so far has been focused on the mandated separation of colleges and association functions. Over the last few months, however, we have started to prepare for the next phase of Bill 46’s implementation, which will require the development of new or amended college regulations, standards of practice, and bylaws. In February, Council approved the College’s new Bylaws. This revised document follows a template that was created by [...]

Response to Bill 46 – Current focus: Updating regulatory documentsAdrienne Hislop2024-03-01T09:53:45-07:00

Response to Bill 46 – Current focus: Divestment of association functions

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T10:10:48-07:00

As the College continues to take steps to comply with the changes introduced by Bill 46, we will share regular updates about our status. The College announced over the summer that our bylaws have been updated to reflect that branches will be dissolved on July 1, 2022. In the meantime, branches will continue to operate as they always have. The College has been working with the branch chairs to provide guidance on the transition and answer any questions they [...]

Response to Bill 46 – Current focus: Divestment of association functionsAdrienne Hislop2024-03-01T10:10:48-07:00

Legislation Update – December 2021

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T10:09:20-07:00

Amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA) introduced by Bill 46, the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2), require that health profession colleges only carry out professional regulatory duties in the public interest and prohibit them from carrying out association and member services functions. The College has already taken steps to comply with this new legislation — including discontinuing branches, annual membership meetings, conferences, and the associate membership category — and work continues as the government provides new details and timelines. The Minister of [...]

Legislation Update – December 2021Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T10:09:20-07:00

Professional Practice and Mandatory Registration

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T11:16:32-07:00

The Health Professions Act (HPA) states that every person who meets the College’s registration requirements and intends to practice the profession of medical radiation or electroneurophysiology technology must apply for registration with the College. Practice involves not only the clinical and technical aspects of the profession; it also includes, but is not limited to, functions of education, management, research and administration. Essentially, this means that if you have the necessary qualifications, you must apply for registration if you will be working [...]

Professional Practice and Mandatory RegistrationAdrienne Hislop2024-03-01T11:16:32-07:00

Upcoming changes due to HPA amendments

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T11:18:50-07:00

The College recently announced upcoming changes brought about by amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA) introduced by Bill 46. These amendments require that the College only carry out professional regulatory duties in the public interest and prohibit the College from carrying out association and member services functions. Based on a careful review of these changes and legal advice, Council has made the following decisions and updated the College bylaws where applicable: Branches will be dissolved as of July 1, 2022. The [...]

Upcoming changes due to HPA amendmentsAdrienne Hislop2024-03-01T11:18:50-07:00

Council Changes 2021

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T13:07:36-07:00

The Health Professions Act amendments introduced by Bill 30, the Health Statutes Amendments Act, 2020(1), come into force on April 1, requiring all regulatory colleges to increase public member representation to at least 50% on their councils, hearing tribunals and complaint review committees. The College recently updated our bylaws to reflect this change, changing the composition of Council from eight regulated members and three public members to six regulated members and six public members as of April 1. As of this date, [...]

Council Changes 2021Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T13:07:36-07:00

Bylaw Update 2020

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T13:26:11-07:00

Organizations are dynamic; they grow and change with emerging and evolving needs. What the public needs and expects from its regulators is always evolving, so our governing body and structures must also continually evolve to best serve the public. Council has updated the bylaws to incorporate changes to the legislation and best practice in governance. Learn more about the updated bylaws

Bylaw Update 2020Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T13:26:11-07:00

Legislation Changes

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-01T14:07:43-07:00

On July 6, 2020, the Government of Alberta announced upcoming changes to the Health Professions Act through the Bill 30 Health Statutes Amendment Act. Bill 30 requires all health professional regulatory colleges in Alberta to increase public member representation on their councils, hearing tribunals and complaint review committees from the current 25 percent to 50 percent of the total members. The Bill passed into law on July 29, 2020. It will take effect April 1, 2021. At this time, the government is [...]

Legislation ChangesAdrienne Hislop2024-03-01T14:07:43-07:00

Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act and Fair Registration Practices Regulation

Adrienne Hislop2024-03-08T10:22:26-07:00

On June 19, 2019, the government of Alberta introduced Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act, through the Ministry of Labour and Immigration. On November 26, 2019, the government of Alberta made the Fair Registration Practices Regulation set out in the Act. This new legislation sets up a Fair Registration Practices Office for the purpose of ensuring registration practices are transparent, objective, impartial, and fair.

Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act and Fair Registration Practices RegulationAdrienne Hislop2024-03-08T10:22:26-07:00

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