42 (1) The Discipline Committee shall find a member guilty of professional misconduct if, in the opinion of the Committee, the member is guilty of professional misconduct as defined in the regulations.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (1). Finding of unskilled practice (2) A member shall be found guilty of unskilled practice of forestry by the Discipline Committee if the member has displayed in his or her professional conduct a lack of knowledge, skill or judgment or a disregard for the forest of a nature or to an extent that demonstrates that the member is unfit to engage in the practice of professional forestry or that the member’s practice should be restricted.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (2). Finding of incapacity (3) A member shall be found to be incapacitated if the member is suffering from a physical or mental condition or disorder that makes it desirable in the interest of the public that the member no longer be permitted to practise or that the member’s practice be restricted.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (3). Powers of Discipline Committee (4) Where the Discipline Committee finds a member guilty of professional misconduct or unskilled practice of forestry or finds a member to be incapacitated, it may make an order doing one or more of the following: 1.  Directing the Registrar to revoke the member’s certificate of registration. 2.  Directing the Registrar to withdraw recognition of the specialist status of the member. 3.  Directing the Registrar to suspend the member’s certificate of registration or suspend recognition of the specialist status of the member, or both, for a stated period. 4.  Directing the Registrar to impose specified terms, conditions or limitations upon the member’s certificate of registration indefinitely or for such period of time as is specified by the Committee. 5.  Directing that the imposition of a penalty be postponed for a specified period and not be imposed if specified terms are met within that period. 6.  Imposing a fine in an amount that the Committee considers appropriate, to a maximum of $10,000, to be paid by the member to the Minister of Finance for payment into the Consolidated Revenue Fund. 7.  Requiring that the member be reprimanded by the Committee or its delegate and, if considered warranted, direct that the fact of the reprimand be recorded on the register for a specified or unlimited period. 8.  Directing that the finding and the order of the Committee be published, in detail or in summary, with or without the name of the member, in the official publication of the Association, and in any other manner or medium that the Committee considers appropriate. 9.  Fixing costs and expenses to be paid by the member.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (4). Same (5) In making an order under paragraph 5 of subsection (4), the Committee may specify the terms that it considers appropriate, including but not limited to terms requiring the successful completion by the member of specified courses of study.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (5). Limitation on s. 45 application (6) After the Committee has made an order directing the Registrar to revoke or suspend a member’s certificate of registration or to impose terms, conditions or limitations on a certificate, the member shall not apply under section 45 earlier than one year from the date of the order unless the order specifies otherwise.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (6). Publication of decision on request (7) The Discipline Committee shall cause a determination by the Committee that an allegation of incapacity, professional misconduct or unskilled practice of forestry was unproved to be published in the official publication of the Association, on the request of the member against whom the allegation was made.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (7). Costs (8) Where the Discipline Committee is of the opinion that the commencement of the proceeding was unwarranted, the Committee shall order that the Association reimburse the member for his or her costs or such portion thereof as the Committee fixes.  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (8). Entry in register (9) Where the Discipline Committee imposes a fine or reprimands a member, the Committee may direct that the fact and amount of the fine or the fact of the reprimand not be entered in a register required to be kept under subsection 23 (1).  2000, c. 18, s. 42 (9).