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Law Society of Saskatchewan Continuing Professional Development Continuing Professional Development Policy Remedial CPD Plan Information

Remedial CPD Plan Information

Pursuant to Section 16 of the Continuing Professional Development Policy, an active member who will not complete the Minimum CPD Requirements prior to the end of the term (December 31st) may submit a Remedial CPD Plan, along with the prescribed fee of $500 + GST (Rule 1406), for review and approval by the Director of Admissions & Education. The Remedial CPD Plan must be submitted for approval prior to the end of the term in order to avoid the consequences of non-compliance, which includes disqualification. All remedial CPD Activities must be completed by April 1st of the following year.

Remedial Continuing Professional Development Plan Form

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  • Remedial Continuing Professional Development Plan Form

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