43 (1) The regulations may prescribe one or more organizations as inspecting bodies of integrated community health services centres for the purposes of this Act and the regulations. Power to act (2) Every organization that is prescribed as an inspecting body is deemed to have among its objects all the powers necessary to act as an inspecting body for the purposes of this Act and the regulations. Responsibilities of inspecting bodies (3) Subject to the regulations, an inspecting body has the following powers and responsibilities with respect to the integrated community health services centres that are provided for in the regulations: 1.  Establishing, maintaining and publishing quality and safety standards for integrated community health services centres. 2.  Establishing schedules for the regular inspection of integrated community health services centres. 3.  Providing for the inspection of integrated community health services centres as the inspecting body considers advisable or as requested by the Director. 4.  Appointing inspectors to carry out the responsibilities of inspectors under this Act. In the appointment, the inspecting body may limit the authority of an inspector in such manner as the inspecting body considers necessary or advisable. 5.  Submitting reports of inspections and other information, which may include personal information, to the Director and to other prescribed persons or entities. 6.  Providing reports at such times, in such form, in such detail and with such supporting material as is required by the Director. 7.  Making summaries of inspection reports available to the public. 8.  Making compliance orders under clauses 49 (1) (a) and (b). 9.  Making compliance orders issued by the inspecting body available to the public. 10.  Establishing committees to carry out any functions of the inspecting body, or any function required by the Director. 11.  Establishing and collecting fees for any activity that the inspecting body is required or permitted to carry out under this Act, including fees for administrative and overhead costs related to the activity, from licence applicants and licensees. 12.  Exercising any power and carrying out any responsibility provided for in the regulations. Certificate of appointment (4) An inspecting body shall issue to every inspector appointed under paragraph 4 of subsection (3) a certificate of appointment which the inspector shall produce, upon request, when acting in the performance of their duties. No personal health information (5) Before making a compliance order, or a summary of a report, available to the public under subsection (3), the inspecting body shall remove all personal health information from the order or summary that it intends to make public. Inspection upon notice (6) If the Director considers it necessary or advisable that an inspection be carried out of an integrated community health services centre’s compliance with the quality and safety standards, the Director may give notice in writing to an inspecting body and the inspecting body shall direct an inspector to conduct an inspection. Shall carry out responsibilities (7) An inspecting body shall exercise its powers and carry out its responsibilities according to the requirements provided for in this Act and in the regulations. Requiring information (8) An inspecting body may request that a licensee, an applicant for a licence or a prescribed person provide the inspecting body with any information or reports that the inspecting body considers necessary or advisable for the purpose of carrying out its functions, and the licensee, applicant or prescribed person shall comply with the request in the manner and within the time set by the inspecting body. Not Crown Agency (9) Despite the Crown Agency Act, an inspecting body is not an agent of the Crown for any purpose and shall not hold itself out as such. Same (10) The following persons are not agents of the Crown and shall not hold themselves out as such: 1.  Persons who are employed or whose services are retained by an inspecting body. 2.  Members, officers and agents of an inspecting body. 3.  Members of the board of an inspecting body, including those appointed by the Minister, if any.