Deciding Registered Early Childhood Educators’ discipline and fitness to practise cases
Protecting children and the public
What we do
The Discipline and Fitness to Practise Committees protect the public, especially the children who are cared for by Registered Early Childhood Educators (RECEs).
The Discipline Committee makes decisions about accusations that an RECE committed professional misconduct. The Fitness to Practise Committee decides whether an RECE is incapacitated.
The Hearings Office supports the Committees in doing their work in in a way that is fair, transparent, and accessible.
Case Processes
Discipline
Cases where an RECE is accused of professional misconduct (acting improperly)
Fitness to Practise
Cases where an RECE is accused of being incapacitated (unable to practise safely because of a health issue)
Cases
Upcoming Cases
Public meetings and hearings for discipline cases are open to the public
Past Cases
Final written decisions about discipline cases are posted online
