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52. (1) The Association shall establish and conduct a practice review program related to the practice of architecture, including a program for the inspection of records, other than financial records, of its members and holders.  O. Reg. 91/93, s. 8. (2) The practice review program shall be administered by a Practice Review Committee, which shall be established and appointed by the Council.  O. Reg. 91/93, s. 8. (3) The Practice Review Committee may appoint members of the Association or persons who are licensed to practise architecture outside Ontario as practice reviewers for the purposes of the practice review program.  O. Reg. 91/93, s. 8. (4) Every holder and every member shall fully co-operate with the Practice Review Committee and the practice reviewers in the administration and operation of the practice review program.  O. Reg. 91/93, s. 8. (5) The co-operation required of a holder or member includes, (a)  filing a questionnaire in the form provided and within the time required by the Practice Review Committee; (b)  permitting a practice reviewer to enter, inspect and view any office from which the holder or member carries on the practice of architecture; (c)  answering the practice reviewer’s questions; (d)  providing the practice reviewer with any records, other than financial records, or information that he or she may request; and (e)  permitting the practice reviewer to examine the books, records, accounts and files, other than financial records, that are required to be kept by the holder under clause 47 (2) (b).  O. Reg. 91/93, s. 8. (6) The Practice Review Committee shall, (a)  report annually to the Council on the administration and operation of the practice review program; (b)  make recommendations to holders or members relating to their practice of architecture, including their record-keeping; and (c)  monitor the implementation of all recommendations to holders and members by means of subsequent practice reviews.  O. Reg. 91/93, s. 8. (7) Nothing in this section shall authorize the inspection of the books, records, accounts and files of a holder of a certificate of practice who is also a holder of a general certificate of authorization unless such an inspection is recommended by the Joint Practice Board.  O. Reg. 91/93, s. 8.
53. For the purpose of section 21 of the Act, the proportion of the shares of corporations that engage in the practice of architecture is 49 per cent.  O. Reg. 287/99, s. 12.
54. (1) The Council shall establish a program of continuing education for members.  O. Reg. 287/99, s. 12. (2) The program shall include continuing education activities that may be offered by the Council or by other persons, consisting of courses of study, seminars, workshops, self-directed learning and professional activities approved by the Council.  O. Reg. 287/99, s. 12. (3) In each two-year period determined by the Council for the purpose of this section, a member of the Association shall spend 70 hours in continuing education activities approved by the Council.  O. Reg. 287/99, s. 12.
Application of Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010
 55. (1) The following provisions of the Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010 apply in respect of the Association, subject to the modifications set out in subsection (2) and such other modifications as may be necessary: 1.  Section 37. 2.  Section 40. 3.  Section 41. 4.  Sections 43 and 44. 5.  Section 52. 6.  Sections 60 and 61. 7.  Sections 68 to 75. 8.  Sections 77 and 78. 9.  Sections 83 and 84. 10.  Sections 91 and 92. 11.  Section 93. 12.  Section 95. 13.  Section 99. 14.  Section 101. 15.  Section 174. 16.  Sections 192 and 193. 17.  Section 199. O. Reg. 562/21, s. 1. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), any reference to a “director” shall be read as a reference to a “councillor” and any reference to an “officer” shall be read as a reference to an “officer of the Association”. O. Reg. 562/21, s. 1.
Application of Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010
 55.-65. Revoked:  O. Reg. 490/07, s. 4.