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Professional Rationales in Professional Reliance
Chilliwack Workshop March 2, 2011
Mike Larock RPF Director of Professional Practice and Forest Stewardship
Presentation Points
• The legislative structure in place.
• Professional Reliance to me means that….
• What is a professional quality rationale?
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Foresters Act (2003)
Creates 1. the practice of professional forestry
2. the forest professionals
3. the ABCFP
Charges the ABCFP with serving and protecting the public interest
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Foresters Act (2003) Practice of Professional Forestry
1. Verbs: advising, performing, directing services
2. Scope and implications respecting forests
3. Require the specialized education, knowledge and experience of a registered member
4. Non inclusive list of examples
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Forest and Range Practices Act Forest practice
Definition
“forest practice” means a prescribed activity that is carried out by
a) the government
b) tenure holder
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FRPA Framework
Tenure holder is steward of the forest in partnership with the government
Utilize professional service founded on principles of stewardship
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How does Professional Reliance fit in?
“the practice of accepting and relying upon the decisions and advice of professionals who accept responsibility and can be held accountable for the decisions they make and the advice they give.” (Guideline: Definition of Professional Reliance. September 2004)
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Professional Reliance to me means ….
1. PR = Accountability = Discipline2. Free at Last.3. Change prescriptive to Results4. Changing the steward5. Knowledge6. Denial
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Lets talk about aprofessional quality rationale
What are they? When are they needed? Who prepares rationales? What’s the content of a good
rationale? Submitter and Reviewer
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What is a professional rationale?
A professional rationale is the reasoning behind the “advising, performing work, services or undertaking…”
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When is a professional rationalerequired?
Test Question: _____
Think of more than the written rationale (eg verbal, diary, informal).
Whenever you do professional work.
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Who prepares the rationale?
Test Question: _____
Think of more than the FRPA regime. Think of the professional legislation.
The professional rationale is an instrument or tool of professional service.
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What is the content of a professional rationale?
Sufficient core to meet requirements
1. Controlling principles
2. Options and logic for the selected path
3. Description of the expected outcome
4. Professional opinion
Sufficiency without excess
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What is the content of a professional rationale?
Properly communicated• Clear and concise
i) understandable, avoid jargon, specific
• Objective i) 3rd person, independent, without bias, reasonable
• Identify compelling components i) science, paramountcy, experience
• Risk assess
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What is the content of aprofessional rationale?
Sufficient core +
Properly communicated =
Professional rationale improves understanding and the success of professional work.
Understanding Roles
Teamwork approach to forestry
Forest professional responsibilities
Standards of professional practice Due diligence; peer review; professional
quality work Be an advocate for change
good forest stewardshippublic interest
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Understanding Roles
Teamwork approach to forestry
Submitting professional responsibilities
Owns professional work - product Ensure work meets law Responsible to collect and assess the
reasonableness of information Use qualified people Have a rationale to support the
professional submission 17
Understanding Roles
Teamwork approach to forestry
Reviewing professional responsibilities
Own the strength of the review Objective assessment (reasonableness) Meets the legal tests of employer Strengthen the professional submission Provide information and advice Have a rationale in support of the review
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PR Scenario #1CWH vm or CWH xm?
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PR Scenario #1CWH xm in FSP
Understanding PR
Roles and Responsibilities
Rationale
Accountability
Field Review
Risk
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PR Scenario #1FSP Stocking Standard Amd
Understanding PR
Roles and Responsibilities
Rationale
Accountability
Field Review
Risk
Enabling Professional Innovation Innovation = a new idea applied successfully
f (specialized knowledge + experience + purpose + creativity + experiment + risk assessment + analysis +
communication)
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How do we hold each other Accountable?
1. Informal questions
2. Verbal Incorporation
3. Written Incorporation
4. An independent opinion
5. Peer Review
6. An arbiter
7. ABCFP Complaint Process
How can we get there?
The onus is on the employers to understand the practice of professional forestry and use professional service.
The onus is on the ABCFP to enforce competence and conduct; to confirm and report on good professional work.
The onus is on the professional to undertake their practice consistent with the Foresters Act, ABCFP bylaws and other legislation.
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330 - 321 Water Street
Vancouver BC, V6B 1B8
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Website: www.abcfp.ca
330 - 321 Water Street
Vancouver BC, V6B 1B8
Ph: 604-687-8027
Fax: 604-687-3264
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.abcfp.ca