This case illustrates the importance of the Legislature and regulators considering exceptional circumstances when making legislation.
It is now settled law that a court will not halt a regulator’s investigation of a registrant unless there are exceptional circumstances. Disrupting the investigation
Regulators are increasingly developing whistleblower (or safe reporting) policies. Typically, there is a separate policy for reporting on integrity concerns relating to regulatory staff, committee
When regulators become aware that unregistered individuals may be performing restricted procedures or holding themselves out as registrants, they sometimes issue public notices. The notice
Police have extraordinary powers to obtain evidence of a suspected crime. However, the judicial scrutiny of the exercise of that authority is correspondingly rigorous. Issues