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411Chapter 18 – Summary of Proposals for Implementationcoverage following registration and when requested by the Registrarfrom time to time. Such coverage shall satisfy the requirementsspecified in the standards of practice developed by the College.That once this is effected, section 94(1)(y) of the Health ProfessionsProcedural Code be repealed.Addressing Transparency, Accountability and the Public Interest13. That the Minister make a regulation under section 43(1)(h.2) of theRegulated Health Professions Act, 1991 requiring each College to publishon its website on the Internet, without password protection, ascontemplated under section 3.1(1) of the Health Professions ProceduralCode, general information including, but not limited to:a. its role, responsibilities and accountabilities;b. its functions, programs and processes;c. the scope of practice of the health profession(s) it governs;d. the use of titles by its members;e. what constitutes professional misconduct for its members;f. how to access the public portion of the register;g. its audited financial statements;h. general and statistical information on its registration reviews andhearings, complaints reviews and hearings, discipline hearings,fitness to practise assessments, quality assurance assessments; andi. other information that the Minister specifies.HPRAC Critical Links January 2009