Principles of Practice Review

1. Public interest is considered paramount;
2. Assures professionals are competent to practise;
3. Complies with provincial legislative requirements;
4. Facilitates improvement/professional development/remediation;
5. Identifies excellence, improvement opportunities and deficiencies;
6. Non-intrusive to the member to the extent possible, considering professional and legislative requirements;
7. The practice environment is accountable for supporting and meeting quality standards;
8. Financially feasible for members and the CMLTO;
9. Ethical, consistent, flexible and dynamic process.