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Measures to prevent anydisruption in servicesThe transitional provisions for the vested rightsof the members of a professional order12The situation of nursesNurses who, on September 20, 2012, performed an activity now reserved onlyfor social workers, such as “the psychosocial assessment of a person with regardto the protective supervision of a person of full age or with regard to a mandategiven in anticipation of the mandator’s incapacity” and the employer requires herto continue to perform this activity are registered by the employer on a list thatis sent to the Ordre des travailleurs sociaux et thérapeutes conjugaux et familiauxdu Québec (OTSTCFQ). These nurses must pay the registration fees to theOTSTCFQ and follow six hours of continuous training every two years.In the event that the employer does not require the nurse to perform this activity,the nurses can ask the employer to register their names on the OTSTCFQ listand they can preserve this right for the purpose of eventually performing it. TheOTSTCF registration fees and the obligation of continuous training apply.The transitional provisions for vested rights for personsnot eligible for a professional orderThe specific situation of technicians on the mental health/psychiatric teamsin relation to the three activities reserved for the nurseThe Rapport des coprésidents de la Table d’analyse de la situation des techniciensœuvrant dans le domaine de la santé mentale et des relations humaines(February 2011), the product of the work undertaken in 2009 and in which theFIQ participated, made it possible to specify the duties assigned to the techniciansin special education (SET), in social assistance (SAT) and in delinquencyintervention (TDI) in particular. This report also highlighted the pertinence ofallowing an eventual sharing of the activities reserved for professionals by Bill 21and the pertinence of integrating these technicians into the professional system.