What action may the Council take if a registration was entered in error?

The Council has the authority to direct the Registrar to cancel a registration that was entered in error. This action is appropriate because if a registration is found to be incorrect or inaccurate, it could potentially mislead stakeholders, compromise the integrity of the profession, or result in the individual being recognized in a position they are not qualified for. By canceling the registration, the Council ensures that only accurate and valid registrations are maintained, protecting the credibility of the professional practice and upholding the standards of the association.

The need to maintain accurate registrations is crucial for trust in the profession and the protection of public interest. If a registration is found to be an error, canceling it rectifies the situation swiftly and effectively.