Which complaints are reviewed by the registrar?

The registrar is responsible for overseeing the regulation of licensees and ensuring compliance with specific standards and regulations. When it comes to handling complaints, the registrar reviews situations where a licensee has violated the code of conduct, failed to comply with relevant legislation or regulations, or breached any conditions tied to their license. Each of these scenarios reflects a failure to adhere to the established framework that governs the behavior and responsibilities of licensees.

By consolidating all these complaints under the registrar’s review, it ensures a comprehensive approach to maintaining the integrity of the profession. This overarching authority allows the registrar to take necessary actions against any licensee who may jeopardize the standards of the industry, whether through ethical violations, legal non-compliance, or failure to meet specific conditions associated with their license. Thus, the inclusion of all these factors under the registrar's review is essential for promoting accountability and upholding the regulatory framework.