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The College's Objects as follows under The Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act, 2009:
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2. To regulate the practice of trades. ~. _ M: J* L7 A' N _
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3. To govern the members of the College.
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4. To develop, establish and maintain qualifications for membership in the College.: O# Y. C/ R8 S
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5. To issue certificates of qualification and statements of membership to members of the College and renew, amend, suspend, cancel, revoke or reinstate those certificates and statements as appropriate.! W* I8 H' @, X
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6. To promote the practice of trades.
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5 k/ h5 F8 W6 v8 |# E* F* \7. To establish apprenticeship programs and other training programs for trades including training standards, curriculum standards and examinations.2 y b! Y! ?7 [0 l
3 R3 }3 I& m" C3 g g" w9 S( c/ ~8. To maintain a public register of its members.1 |' T2 O5 p2 {& g$ Q
( \$ G( c, m3 N# ~ b5 g$ Q% x9. To determine appropriate journeyperson to apprentice ratios for trades subject to ratios.' C) |* C3 [4 Q' c$ K) o( j7 q! E
! M; y5 q7 ~- x! W6 q10. To determine whether a trade should have compulsory certification status.; ]; X8 W4 \8 b6 g
3 z' T8 W6 k1 e+ W- m3 T8 N$ d11. To receive and investigate complaints against members of the College and to deal with issues of discipline, misconduct, incompetency and incapacity.
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12. To address compliance issues in respect of matters within the jurisdiction of the College.
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3 o' L& L$ s+ e& F13. To provide for the ongoing education of members of the College.
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14. To work with other governments in Canada and the Minister with respect to the interprovincial standards program for apprenticeship and with respect to qualifications required for trades.2 f$ X1 G5 t2 o
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15. To conduct research in relation to trades.
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16. To perform such additional functions as may be prescribed by a Lieutenant Governor’s regulation. 2009, c. 22, s. 11 (1).1 E( B, b) {* \5 J
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