Examination and audit
 36. (1) The Registrar may at any time require an examination and audit to be made by such persons appointed by the Registrar, including without limitation a public accountant, for the purposes of ascertaining whether information provided to the College by the owner, the designated manager or anyone acting on their behalf is correct. (2) If the Registrar appoints a person under subsection (1), the owner and the designated manager shall co-operate fully and shall provide to the appointed person all evidence, vouchers, records, books, documents and papers that may be requested for the purpose of the examination and audit and the appointed person shall report the results of the examination and audit to the Registrar after completing the examination and audit. Part VIII (OMITTED) 37. Omitted (revokes other Regulations). 38. Omitted (provides for coming into force of provisions of this Regulation). Schedule A 1. 2-phenylbenzimidazole-5-sulfonic acid. 2. 4-methylbenzylidene camphor. 3. Acid (calcium d-pantothenate). 4. Acid (dexpanthenol). 5. Alginic acid. 6. Allantoin. 7. Alpha-galactosidase. 8. Alum. 9. Aluminium chlorohydrate. 10. Aluminum chloride — when in an antiperspirant preparation, not more than 5 per cent. 11. Aluminum chlorohydrate. 12. Aluminum hydroxide. 13. Aluminum hydroxide — magnesium carbonate codried gel. 14. Aluminum potassium sulphate. 15. Aluminum sesquichlorohydrate. 16. Aluminum zirconium tetrachlorohydrex glycine. 17. Aluminum zirconium trichlorohydrex glycine. 18. Ammonium bicarbonate. 19. Ammonium carbonate. 20. Ammonium chloride. 21. Aralia racemosa. 22. Arrowroot. 23. Balmony. 24. Balsam mecca. 25. Balsam tolu. 26. Beef, iron and wine. 27. Benzalkonium chloride — in liquid preparations in concentrations not more than 2 per cent. 28. Benzethonium chloride — in liquid preparations in concentrations not more than 1 per cent. 29. Benzoic acid. 30. Benzoin. 31. Benzyl alcohol. 32. Biguanide polyaminopropyl. 33. Bile extract. 34. Biotin. 35. Bismuth subcarbonate (oxycarbonate). 36. Bismuth subgallate. 37. Bismuth subsalicylate. 38. Boldo. 39. Buchu. 40. Butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane. 41. Caffeine. 42. Caffeine citrate. 43. Calcium carbonate. 44. Calcium gluconate, except in injectable form for parenteral nutrition. 45. Calcium glycerophosphate. 46. Calcium hydroxide. 47. Calcium lactate. 48. Calcium phosphate (dibasic). 49. Calcium undecylenate. 50. Canada balsam. 51. Capsicum oleoresin. 52. Carbetapentane citrate. 53. Castor oil. 54. Cetrimide. 55. Cetylpyridinium gluconate. 56. Chamomile. 57. Chlorhydrol — when in an antiperspirant preparation. 58. Chlorobutanol. 59. Chloroxylenol. 60. Choline. 61. Citric acid. 62. Clove. 63. Cochineal. 64. Cocillana. 65. Cocoa butter. 66. Cod liver oil. 67. Copper sulfate, except in injectable form for parenteral nutrition. 68. Creosote. 69. Croton oil. 70. Culver’s root. 71. Cynara scolymus. 72. Dea methoxycinnamate. 73. Dimethicone. 74. Disodium edetate. 75. Disodium lauroamphodiacetate conc. 76. Domiphen bromide. 77. Dyclonine hydrochloride for use in lozenges only. 78. Edetic acid. 79. Essence of peppermint. 80. Eucalyptol. 81. Eucalyptus. 82. Eucalyptus oil. 83. Eugenol. 84. Fennel. 85. Fir. 86. Frangula. 87. Gelatin. 88. Gentiana lutea. 89. Ginger. 90. Glycerine. 91. Glycyrrhiza glabra. 92. Glycyrrhizin. 93. Guaiacol. 94. Hamamelis virginiana. 95. Hemlock spruce. 96. Hexylresorcinol. 97. Homosalate. 98. Honey. 99. Hydrogen peroxide — not more than 3 per cent. 100. Hydroxyquinoline. 101. Irgasan DP 300 — when in an antiperspirant preparation, not more than 0.4 per cent. 102. Juglans. 103. Juniper tar. 104. Lanolin. 105. Linseed. 106. Linum usitatissimum. 107. Liquid paraffin (mineral oil). 108. Magaldrate. 109. Magnesium carbonate. 110. Magnesium chloride. 111. Magnesium citrate except for cathartics. 112. Magnesium hydroxide. 113. Magnesium oxide. 114. Magnesium sulfate (epsom salts). 115. Magnesium trisilicate. 116. Menthol. 117. Menthyl anthranilate. 118. Merbromin (mercurochrome) solution — not more than 2 per cent. 119. Methylbenzethonium chloride — when in an antiperspirant preparation not more than 0.25 per cent. 120. Methylene blue except for parenteral use. 121. Motherwort common. 122. Myrrh. 123. Oats. 124. Octocrylene. 125. Octyl methoxycinnamate. 126. Octyl salicylate. 127. Oil of anise. 128. Oil of cajeput. 129. Oil of cinnamon. 130. Oil of clove. 131. Oil of dill. 132. Oil of eucalyptus. 133. Oil of fennel. 134. Oil of fir. 135. Oil of hemlock, Canadian. 136. Oil of mustard, expressed. 137. Oil of peppermint. 138. Oil of pine needles. 139. Oil of sassafras. 140. Oil of sweet almond. 141. Oil of thyme. 142. Oil of turpentine. 143. Olive oil. 144. Ox bile extract. 145. Oxybenzone. 146. Padimate O. 147. Pamabrom. 148. Pancreatin, except in products for the treatment of established pancreatic insufficiency. 149. Pectin. 150. Petrolatum. 151. Petrolatum liquid. 152. Phenoxyethanol. 153. Phenyl salicylate. 154. Phosphorus (calcium hypophosphite). 155. Phosphorus (calcium phosphate (dibasic)). 156. Phosphorus (potassium hypophosphite). 157. Phosphorus (sodium hypophosphite). 158. Phytolacca decandra. 159. Pine tar. 160. Plantago seed. 161. Polyaminopropyl biguanide. 162. Polyhexanide. 163. Polyoxypropylene-polyoxyethylene BL copolymer. 164. Polyquaternium-1. 165. Poplar bud. 166. Potassium acid tartrate (cream of tartar). 167. Potassium bicarbonate — in preparations with not more than 5 mmol/single dose. 168. Potassium chlorate — in preparations with not more than 5 mmol/single dose. 169. Potassium chloride — as a salt substitute. 170. Potassium iodide — not more than 0.01 per cent when in salt substitutes. 171. Potassium nitrate (saltpetre). 172. Prune. 173. Resorcinol. 174. Rhubarb root. 175. Saccharine and sodium saccharine. 176. Sanguinaria canadensis. 177. Sassafras. 178. Seidlitz powders. 179. Selenium and its salts — in a preparation for internal use when sold as a nutritional supplement. 180. Selenium sulfide — when in an anti-dandruff preparation not more than 1 per cent. 181. Senecio aureus. 182. Senega. 183. Shark liver oil. 184. Silver acetate. 185. Simethicone. 186. Sodium acid pyrophosphate. 187. Sodium alginate. 188. Sodium benzoate. 189. Sodium bicarbonate. 190. Sodium carbonate. 191. Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose. 192. Sodium chloride, except in injectable form for parenteral nutrition or single ingredient solutions for parenteral or ophthalmic use in concentrations of more than 0.9% (note: does not apply to contact lens solutions intended to be rinsed off prior to insertion into eye). 193. Sodium citrate, except for parenteral use. 194. Sodium dioctyl sulfosuccinate. 195. Sodium fluoride — when in dentifrices not more than 0.25 per cent. 196. Sodium glycerophosphate. 197. Sodium lauryl sulfate. 198. Sodium monofluorophosphate. 199. Sodium oleate. 200. Sodium phosphate dibasic. 201. Sodium phosphate except for cathartics. 202. Sodium potassium tartrate (rochelle salts). 203. Sodium salicylate. 204. Sodium sulfate. 205. Spirit of aromatic ammonia. 206. Spirit of nitrous ether. 207. Spruce gum. 208. Squill. 209. Stannous fluoride — when in dentifrices not more than 0.4 per cent. 210. Storax. 211. Strawberry. 212. Strontium chloride — when in dentifrices not more than 10 per cent. 213. Sulfur. 214. Sulisobenzone. 215. Tannic acid. 216. Taraxacum officinale weber. 217. Tartaric acid. 218. Tea tree oil. 219. Terpin hydrate. 220. Tetrapotassium pyrophosphate. 221. Tetrasodium pyrophosphate. 222. Teucrium scorodonia. 223. Thymol. 224. Titanium dioxide. 225. Titanium dioxide coated mica. 226. Triclocarban. 227. Triclosan. 228. Trolamine salicylate. 229. Turpentine. 230. Undecylenic acid. 231. Urea hydrogen peroxide. 232. Viburnum opulus. 233. White petroleum. 234. White pine. 235. Wild cherry. 236. Xanthoxylum. 237. Xylitol. 238. Yeast. 239. Yellow dock. 240. Zinc oxide. 241. Zinc phenolsulphonate. 242. Zinc pyridinethione — when in anti-dandruff preparations, not more than 2 per cent. 243. Zinc sulphate — in preparations containing 25 mg or less of elemental zinc. 244. Zirconium hydrochloride — when in an antiperspirant preparation, not more than 5 per cent.