The Association's position on representations made by Board members before tribunals or bodies conducting hearings of an official character

To clarify the Association's position on conflicts of interest as they apply to members of the Association's Board, or any other decision-making body of the organization and OSCA employees while carrying out their duties for the association.

a policy with respect to community residents petitioning the OSCA Board on issues which require the Board to make representations or recommendations to other bodies (such as the City of Ottawa)

The safety, health, and well-being of our clients and staff is a top priority at OSCA. Clients with a sinus infection, cough, and/or fever are asked to refrain from attending programs in order to prevent the spread of colds and flu to others. We ask clients to be diligent in following Ottawa Public Health’s “Guidelines for School and Child Care Facilities on Communicable Diseases and Other Childhood Health Issues” document, which provides recommendations for exclusion due to health issues.

PURPOSE:

To outline the procedures to be followed by the OSCA Board when it is deemed necessary to conduct a vote by email or other similar process outside the context of a regular in person meeting of the Board.