The office will consider the following factors: • the nature of the assessment decisions made by the third party and the extent to which they influence the regulator’s overall decision-making process; • whether these decisions are binding on the regulator or whether the regulator retains the discretion to override them where considerations of fairness so dictate; • whether the regulator has establ. [...] (2) The review shall include an analysis of, (a) the extent to which the requirements for registration are necessary for or relevant to the practice of the profession; (b) the efficiency and timeliness of decision-making; and (c) the reasonableness of the fees charged by the regulated profession in respect of registrations. [...] While the Fairness Commissioner can specify the scope of this review, the commissioner must, at a minimum, include an analysis of (a) the extent to which the requirements for registration are necessary for, or relevant to, the practice of the profession, (b) the efficiency and timeliness of decision-making and (c) the reasonableness of the fees charged by the regulated profession in respect of reg. [...] January 2024 45 Legislated Obligations and Fair Registration Best Practices Guide (4) If a regulated profession fails to notify the Fairness Commissioner of the name of the auditor it has chosen and appointed by the date specified in the notice, the Fairness Commissioner shall choose the auditor and notify the regulated profession of his or her choice and the auditor shall be deemed to have been a. [...] (13) An audit is complete when the auditor has provided a copy of the final report to the regulated profession to which the audit relates and has filed with the Fairness Commissioner the final report and the certificate referred to in subsection (12) and, if the regulated profession made submissions to the auditor on the draft report, a copy of the submissions made by the regulated profession.
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