The Executive Committee has all the powers of Council between Council meetings with the exception of making, amending, or revoking By-laws or Regulations. The Committee addresses and acts on matters requiring immediate attention between regular meetings of Council. The Committee must report to Council on any decisions taken between regular meetings and must report annually on its activities.

Committee Members

• Lisa Tucker, RMT, President
• Kim Westfall-Connor, RMT, Vice President
• Jennifer Da Ponte, RMT, Executive Officer
• Lloyd White, Public Member, Executive Officer

The Client Relations Committee is responsible for overseeing programs that encourage a commitment to continuously improving the professional relationship between RMTs and their clients. This includes:

• Developing related education requirements and guidelines for registrants as they relate to prevention of all forms of abuse;
• Ensuring measures are in place to prevent and deal with sexual and other forms of client abuse;
• Promoting public understanding of the College’s abuse prevention plan;
• Administering a funding program, providing therapy and counselling for those who were sexually abused, while clients, by a College registrant.

Committee Members

• Ian Vining, RMT, Chair
• Christine Gross, Public Member
• Lloyd White, Public Member
• Tammy Contois, RMT (non-Council Member)

The Discipline Committee is responsible for conducting hearings related to allegations of registrants’ professional misconduct or incompetence.

As part of this process, where appropriate, the Committee makes decisions about revoking or suspending registrants’ Certificates of Registration or imposing other terms and conditions.

Committee Members

• Jennifer Da Ponte, RMT, Chair
• Kyle Bonnyman, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Anna Cantalini, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Bobbie Flint, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Rachael Parkes, RMT (non-Council Member)
• All Council Members

The Fitness to Practise Committee hears matters concerning the physical or mental capacity of a registrant to practise. It makes decisions concerning the registrant’s capacity to practise; and where appropriate, orders revocations or suspensions, or imposes other terms, conditions or limitations on registration certificates.

Committee Members

• Kim Westfall-Connor, RMT, Chair
• All Council Members

The Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee (ICRC) oversees investigations, reviews complaints from the public about registrants and determines a course of action in accordance with legislation, including referral to the Discipline Committee for allegations of professional misconduct, incompetence, or incapacity. It is also responsible for keeping the complainant and the registrant informed during this process.

The Committee is required to complete the investigation and make a decision as to the outcome of each complaint within 150 days.

Committee Members

• Lesley Hargreaves, RMT, Chair
• Suja Biber, RMT
• Sohail Mall, Public Member
• Debra Mattina, Public Member
• Karen Sosnowski, RMT
• Carolyn Watt, Public Member
• Sean Adderley, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Sandra Cina, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Kyla Levesque, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Shannon Marshall, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Theo Parusis, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Rossana Rebeccani, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Martez Schembri-Diskey, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Eric Wu, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Ashley Van Zelst, RMT (non-Council Member)

The Quality Assurance Committee develops, monitors and reports on the College’s Quality Assurance Program. This includes appointing peer assessors for the program and referring any information regarding a registrant’s potential professional misconduct or incompetence to the ICRC.

Committee Members

• Nevenko Jeftic, RMT
• Marlene Kesler, Public Member
• Dawn Oehring, RMT
• Lloyd White, Public Member
• Kyle Bonnyman, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Carol Culhane, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Tammy Contois, RMT (non-Council Member)
• Christin Mandalentsis, RMT (non-Council Member)

The Registration Committee evaluates internationally educated applicants for admission to the certification examination, as well as other matters, including inactive registrants requesting a return to clinical practice, or applicants for registration who do not meet the criteria for registration set out in legislation. It also reviews requests from the Registrar to impose terms or conditions on a current registrant’s certificate. In fulfilling its mandate, the Registration Committee has a duty to provide registration practices that are transparent, objective, impartial and fair.

Committee Members

• Dawn Oehring, RMT, Chair

• Christine Gross, Public Member

• Debra Mattina, Public Member

• Ian Vining, RMT

• Anna Cantalini, RMT (non-Council Member)