Reserved Practice definition

Reserved Practice means the same as prescribed by the Engineers and Geoscientists Regulation, B.C. Reg. 14/2021.

Reserved Practice means a regulated practice for which the right to practice is reserved for registrants of a regulatory body

Reserved Practice means the same as prescribed by the Engineers and Geoscientists Regulation, B.C. Reg. 14/2021.[amended 2021-07-14]

Examples of Reserved Practice in a sentence

• Non-practising Registrants can only participate in business or community matters if, while doing so, they do not engage in the Reserved Practice professional engineering or geoscience, regardless of whether they are compensated or not.

• Reserved Practice does not come into effect until September 1 of 2022.

• Non-practising Registrants who engage in Reserved Practice are in contravention of the Bylaws and are subject to potential investigation and discipline.

• Engineers and Geoscientists BC governs the Reserved Practice of professional engineering and professional geoscience in British Columbia.

• Should any conflict arise in regard to Reserved Practice Times in the Arena, then Licensor may substitute such Reserved Practice Times in the Rink, providing, as much as possible and practicable, either Reserved Practice Times pursuant hereto in the Arena or in the Rink.

More Definitions of Reserved Practice

Reserved Practice means the same as prescribed by the Engineers and Geoscientists Regulation, pursuant to section 51(1)(b) of the PGA [Exclusivity of reserved titles and right of practice of reserved practice].