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Professional Reliance Reports and Papers

January 2018: Professional Reliance Review – FPBC Stakeholder Submission
October 2017: Government Review of Professional Reliance in the Natural Resource Sector
May 2013: Describing Professional Trust and Respectful Regard
December 2012: A Framework for Professional Reliance | (document type) crossings
November 2012: Non-Statutory Expectations Series – Due Diligence Defence under FRPA and the Role of Professional Service
November 2012: Non-Statutory Expectations Series – A Description of Non-Statutory Expectations and the Practice of Professional Forestry
November 2012: Non-Statutory Expectations Series – Applying the Obligation to Weigh and Balance in Professional Service
January 2010: Assessing Professional Reliance in the Forest Sector: Improving Professional Reliance | discussion paper
April 2009: Guidance for Managing Non-Statutory Expectation in Forest Practices
2009: Forest Stewardship Scenario: High Retention Harvesting in a Coastal Mixed-Species Stand
2009: Forest Stewardship Scenario: Planting of Pli in Mountain Pine Beetle Affected Areas
May 2008: Applying Professional Reliance Under FRPA | committee report
February 2007: Professional Reliance Principles for FRPA Operational Plans and Declarations | guideline
March 2006: MOFR Memorandum Regarding Officially Induced Error | memorandum
April 2006: FRPA Joint Management Committee Memorandum | memorandum
July 2006: Professional Reliance in Forest & Range Management in BC: From Concept to Practice | committee report
December 2005: Professional Reliance Task Force Update | task force report
September 2004: Definition of Professional Reliance | guideline
March 2000: Professional Reliance Implementation Guidelines | guideline
September 1998: Professional Accountability Workshop: Application of Professional Discretion
October 1996: Professional Accountability Task Force Report

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