13 (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council shall appoint an individual to act as the fair registration practices commissioner and who shall be known in English as the Fairness Commissioner and in French as commissaire à l’équité.  2006, c. 31, s. 13 (1). Office established (2) There is hereby established an office to be known in English as the Office of the Fairness Commissioner and in French as Bureau du commissaire à l’équité and it shall be headed by the Fairness Commissioner.  2006, c. 31, s. 13 (2). Functions (3) It is the function of the Fairness Commissioner to, (a)  assess the registration practices of regulated professions based on their obligations under this Act and the regulations; (b)  specify audit standards, the scope of audits, times when registration practices shall be reviewed, times when fair registration practices reports and auditors’ reports shall be filed, the form of all reports and certificates required under this Act and the regulations and the information that they must contain; (c)  consult with regulated professions on the cost, scope and timing of audits; (d)  monitor third parties relied on by regulated professions to assess the qualifications of individuals applying for registration by a regulated profession to help ensure that their assessments are based on the obligations of regulated professions under this Act and the regulations; (e)  provide information and advice to regulated professions and to professions that may be named as regulated professions to assist them in understanding how to comply with the requirements of this Act and the regulations; (f)  advise regulated professions, government agencies, community agencies, colleges and universities, third parties relied on by regulated professions to assess qualifications and others as the Minister may direct with respect to matters under this Act and the regulations; (g)  advise ministries with respect to matters under this Act and the regulations that affect a ministry or a regulated profession that falls under the jurisdiction of the ministry; (h)  establish eligibility requirements that a person must meet to be qualified to conduct audits; (i)  establish a roster of persons who in the opinion of the Fairness Commissioner have satisfied the eligibility requirements established under clause (h); (j)  advise the Minister on matters related to the administration of this Act; (k)  report to the Minister on registration practices related to internationally trained individuals and their registration by regulated professions and to other ministers in respect of those same issues as they relate to regulated professions that fall under the jurisdiction of their respective ministries; and (l)  perform such other functions as may be assigned by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.  2006, c. 31, s. 13 (3). Scope (4) A matter specified under clause (3) (b) or established under clause (3) (h) or (i) may be general or specific in its application and may be limited as to time and place.  2006, c. 31, s. 13 (4). Same (5) The Fairness Commissioner shall give notice to regulated professions of all matters specified under clause (3) (b) and established under clauses (3) (h) and (i) and the notice may be given in the manner he or she considers appropriate.  2006, c. 31, s. 13 (5).