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Nunavut proposes changes to physician discipline inquiry board

Nunavut's Bill 14 advanced to second reading on October 26 with proposed changes to the Medical Profession Act's Board of Inquiry. The bill would revise board membership, set term limits and allow hearing panels, affecting the structure of physician professional accountability if it becomes law.

Nunavut's Bill 14 advanced to second reading on October 26 with proposed changes to the Medical Profession Act's Board of Inquiry. The bill would revise board membership, set term limits and allow hearing panels, affecting the structure of physician professional accountability if it becomes law.

Original source: Legislative Assembly of Nunavut, Bill 14, October 26, 2026.

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Original source Legislative Assembly of Nunavut, Bill 14, 2026-10-26 ↗

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