Requirements for issuance of certificate of registration, any class
 3. An applicant must satisfy the following requirements for the issuance of a certificate of registration of any class: 1. The applicant must, at the time of application, provide written details about any of the following that relate to the applicant and, where any of the following change with respect to the applicant after submitting the application but before the issuance of a certificate, the applicant must immediately provide written details with respect to the change: i. A finding of guilt for any of the following: A. A criminal offence. B. An offence resulting in either imprisonment or a fine greater than $1,000. ii. A finding of professional misconduct, incompetence or incapacity, or any similar finding, in relation to another regulated profession in Ontario or to any regulated profession in another jurisdiction. iii. A current proceeding for professional misconduct, incompetence or incapacity, or any similar proceeding, in relation to another regulated profession in Ontario or to any regulated profession in another jurisdiction. iv. A finding of professional negligence or malpractice in any jurisdiction. v. A refusal by any body responsible for the regulation of a profession in any jurisdiction to register or license the applicant. vi. An attempt to pass a registration examination required for purposes of being licensed or certified to practise any health profession, whether in Ontario or in another jurisdiction, that has not resulted in a passing grade. vii. Whether the applicant was in good standing at the time he or she ceased being registered with a body responsible for the regulation of a profession in Ontario or in any other jurisdiction. viii. Any other event that would provide reasonable grounds for the belief that the applicant will not practise naturopathy in a safe and professional manner. 2. The applicant’s previous conduct must afford reasonable grounds for the belief that he or she will practise naturopathy in a safe and professional manner. 3. The applicant must possess sufficient language proficiency, in either English or French, to be able to communicate and comprehend effectively, both orally and in writing. 4. The applicant must not have a physical or mental condition or disorder that would make it desirable in the interest of the public that he or she not be issued a certificate of registration unless, should the applicant be given a certificate of registration, the imposition of a term, limit or condition on that certificate is sufficient to address such concerns. 5. If the applicant is registered by any body responsible for the regulation of any other profession in Ontario or of any profession in any other jurisdiction, the applicant’s registration must be in good standing and must continue to be in good standing until such time as the applicant is issued a certificate of registration. 6. If the applicant ceased being registered with any body responsible for the regulation of a profession in Ontario or in any other jurisdiction, the applicant must have been in good standing at the time he or she ceased being registered. 7. The applicant must provide proof of professional liability insurance coverage in the amount and in the form required under the by-laws. O. Reg. 84/14, s. 3.