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The core of the evaluation is a single, broad fairness standard: ensuring dedicated and fair practices for assessing and registering internationally educated applicants. This standard is further detailed through 14 elements and their associated criteria within the 'Fairness Standard and Criteria Document'. The review process utilizes a color-coded system (green, yellow, red check marks: √√√) to indicate compliance, areas needing improvement, or non-compliance for each criterion. Findings of needing improvement or non-compliance are accompanied by an analysis. The Fairness Commissioner then makes recommendations based on these findings, which regulators respond to with an action plan detailing how they will address the concerns and a timeline for implementation. Regulators have the opportunity to comment on these recommendations. Finally, the OMFC provides a Compliance Statement assessing the suitability of the regulator's action plan and their overall registration practice compliance. 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Policies and procedures are documented, consistently followed and periodically reviewed to ensure their effectiveness. In the Fairness Standard and Criteria Document, this fairness standard is defined by 14 elements, each further differentiated into one or more criteria.\u003Cbr>For each criterion in the ‘Fairness Standard and Criteria Document’, green, yellow, and red check marks-- √√√ --designate whether evidence is found indicating compliance, needs improvement, or non-compliance. Practices identified as needing improvement or non-compliant-- √ or √ --are followed by an analysis that explains the finding.\u003Cbr>Recommendations, Action Plan & Compliance Statement |\n| --- |\n| The Fairness Commissioner makes recommendations based on a consideration of the issues of non-compliance and areas that show opportunity for improvement. These are identified and explained in the ‘Fairness Standard and Criteria Document’completed for the regulator.\u003Cbr>The action plan, in turn, is drafted by regulators to respond to the Fairness Commissioner’s recommendations. For each of the Fairness Commissioner’s recommendations, regulators reply with a plan to address the concern as well as a timeline for the execution of the plan. Regulators are given opportunity to remark upon any recommendation made by the Fairness Commissioner.\u003Cbr>Finally, the Fairness Commissioner’s Compliance Statement provides comment on the suitability of the regulator’s Action Plan and the overall compliance of the regulator’s registration practice.\u003Cbr>OMFC Support |","cbCaiaIihWxfTcLb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaIihWxfTcLb","pdf",1607924,39,"English","# Fairness Standard and Criteria Document\n## Recommendations, Action Plan & Compliance Statement\n### OMFC Support","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the 2012/2013 registration review cycle?\",\"answer\":\"The main purpose is to evaluate regulatory practices against a broad fairness standard for assessing and registering internationally educated applicants.\"},{\"question\":\"How is compliance with the fairness standard assessed?\",\"answer\":\"Compliance is assessed using a 'Fairness Standard and Criteria Document' which outlines 14 elements and criteria, marked with green, yellow, or red check marks to indicate compliance, need for improvement, or non-compliance.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the role of the Fairness Commissioner and the regulators in this process?\",\"answer\":\"The Fairness Commissioner makes recommendations based on the review, and regulators develop an action plan to address these recommendations, which is then reviewed by the Commissioner for suitability and overall practice compliance.\"}]","Office of the Manitoba Fairness Commissioner | PDF",98]