The provincial and territorial governments regulate engineering and geoscience through legislation that establish the legal Oasis for the professions. This legislation has all of the following purposes except to

• A. set standards for admission, practice, and discipline of professionals
• B. define the Association as legal entity
• C. set member fees to fund the Association
• D. define the extent of the Association's powers

Which of the following statements related to Internet communications is false?

• A. Websites can contain Ill-considered and potentially damaging statements.
• B. Emails can be easily reproduced and redistributed to a wider audience.
• C. A defamatory statement made on a website can be grounds for defamation.
• D. Deleted emails cannot be recovered or traced.

A night shift worker falls into a canal dug by a contractor at a factory and is injured. The worker claims that the canal was not barricaded. Investigation by the factory determines that both the contractor and security patrol of the factory were responsible. If the canal had been dug based on a licensed professional's design, would that professional be considered a proximate cause for the injury?

• A. No, because the security guard should have seen and reported the danger.
• B. Yes, because the canal was part of the design.
• C. Possibly, because the role of contractor's supervisor would be considered.
• D. No, because the investigation implied the negligence was unrelated to the design.

Which of the following statements related to unlicensed practice in Canada isfalse?

• A. It is illegal to falsely claim to be a professionally licensed engineer or geoscientist.
• B. Some regulators permit companies to use an industrial exemption to allow unlicensed staff to provide professional engineering and geoscience services to the public.
• C. The majority of professional regulators have procedures and staff to assess complaints concerning unlicensed practice.
• D. It is an offence for an unlicensed person to use a term or title that implies that they are a licensed professional.

Professional members working in what province need to be aware that contract law in that province Is Cased on legislated statutes that date Pack hundreds of years?

• A. Newfoundland
• B. Ontario
• C. Quebec
• D. New Brunswick