Audits of the CDTA’s Continuing Competence Program (CCP) were conducted over the summer, following the transition to a two-year cycle effective October 1, 2023. In accordance with CDTA’s audit policy, participants were randomly selected based on the last digit of their registration number.
CDTA initially selected 40 registrants for audit. The outcomes are summarized below:
12 registrants – Fully compliant; confirmation letters issued.
10 registrants – Brought into compliance within the 30-day preliminary notice period.
9 registrants – non-compliant after 30 days:
$50 fine + 14-day extension issued.
4 registrants responded with a 14-day extension; audits incomplete.
4 registrants issued final notice + $100 fine + 7-day compliance deadline.
Four registrants were suspended for non-compliance. The CDTA is taking remedial action to address the non-compliance and ensure compliance with applicable legislation.
We thank the registrants selected for the audit for their cooperation and compliance.
As a reminder, the CCP is mandatory, and all registrants are responsible for understanding and meeting its requirements. For full audit rules and details, see the Continuing Competence Manual available on the Continuing Competence webpage.