In closing, I would like to thank all councillors for the dedication they have shown over the last year. Councillors like Brian Bobbie, who set up the technical seminars, Claude Bordeleau, who set up the web site and Walter Brown who was instrumental in establishing the Registry of Environmental Chemists, show us how successful we can be through the hard work of our volunteers. A special thanks to David Naranjit for the leadership and courage he has demonstrated during his term in office. Because politics are part of the process, licensure may be postponed until after the next election. I feel with the new council, membership support and the momentum we presently have that this will allow us to reach our goal at the start of the new government's mandate.
Physicists are concerned.
Because of potential liability, engineers are coming on board. If a College of Natural Sciences was to be established, then the physicists would likely come on board as well. We may want to renegotiate our PLI if licensure comes closer. Pierre suggested that Marvin obtain more details in this regard and submit an article to the Distillate describing the insurance issue. Provide copy to Dennis.