To be in “good standing” the applicant must:

      • meet the requirements for continuing competence or quality assurance of the primary province
      • have paid the applicable fees to be registered in the primary province; and
      • not owe any debts to that regulator.

The applicant must not have:

      • a suspension
      • terms, conditions or limitations
      • a complaint filed against them which is unresolved
      • a Report (applicable to Ontario registrants)
      • an active regulatory investigation
      • an active referral to discipline proceeding
      • unresolved disciplinary or conduct matters that are relevant to cross provincial practice, as determined by the secondary province.
What if I do not comply with the continuing competence/quality assurance requirements in my primary province?

If the issue becomes one for which the primary province takes formal action (such as a suspension) then that will be communicated, as outlined in the agreement. This information will be acted upon by the secondary province, in accordance with their legislation, by-laws and policies.

What if I do not meet the criteria for CPP registration?

If you do not meet the ‘requirements set for the CPP registration, you can contact the secondary province for registration options.