28. (1) If the Committee requires a member to undergo an evaluation of his or her clinical ability under clause 27 (7) (c), the Committee shall appoint a person or persons to carry out the evaluation.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (2) The evaluation may include, (a)  requiring the member to answer, orally or in writing, questions that relate to practising optometry; (b)  requiring the member to answer, orally or in writing, questions that arise from a review of real or simulated patient charts; (c)  requiring the member to examine persons or clinical simulations exhibiting problems that relate to practising optometry; and (d)  requiring the member to demonstrate the application of optometric techniques.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (3) The person or persons shall prepare a written report and submit it to the Committee.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (4) After receiving the report, the Committee shall provide a copy of the report to the member and notify the member in writing of the right to make written submissions provided under subsection (5).  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (5) A member who receives a report under subsection (4) may make written submissions to the Committee within 14 days after receiving the report.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (6) After considering the evaluation report, the assessment report, other information the Committee considers relevant to the evaluation and the member’s written submissions, if any, the Committee may decide, (a)  that the deficiencies in the member’s practice were not the result of deficient clinical ability; or (b)  that the member has deficient clinical ability.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (7) If the Committee decides that the deficiencies in the member’s practice are not the result of deficient clinical ability, it may, (a)  make written recommendations to the member on ways to  correct the deficiencies in the member’s practice and give the member an opportunity to correct them; or (b)  subject to section 29, require the member to successfully complete within the time specified by the Committee continuing education activities approved by the Committee to assist in the correction of deficiencies in the member’s practice.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (8) If the Committee decides that the member has deficient clinical ability, it may, (a)  make written recommendations to the member on ways to correct the deficiencies and give him or her an opportunity to correct them; or (b)  subject to section 29, require the member to complete a remedial program approved by the Committee, within the time specified by the Committee; or (c)  subject to section 29 and subsection 30 (1), direct the Registrar to impose terms, conditions or limitations on the member’s certificate of registration for a specified period not exceeding six months.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (9) If the Committee acts under clause (7) (a) or (8) (a) and the member has had an opportunity to correct the deficiencies, the Committee may require the member to undergo a reassessment of the practice, and subsections  27 (2), (3), (4), (5), (6) and (7) apply to the reassessment.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (10) At such time as it determines after the member has completed the continuing education activities required under clause (7) (b) or the remedial program required under clause (8) (b), the Committee may require the member to undergo a reassessment of the practice, and subsections 27 (2), (3), (4), (5), (6) and (7) apply to the reassessment.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (11) If the Committee takes action under subsection (8) and the member has had an opportunity to correct the deficiencies,  completed or had the opportunity to complete a remedial program or had terms, conditions or limitations placed on his or her certificate of registration under this section, the Committee may require the member to undergo a re-evaluation, and the provisions of this section apply with necessary modifications to such a re-evaluation.  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2. (12) The Committee may not require more than two reassessments under each of subsections (9) and (10) and more than one re-evaluation under subsection (11).  O. Reg. 250/99, s. 2.