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    1.  What is PEO
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COUNCIL ELECTIONS




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 2. About PEO
 3. Council
 4. Council Elections


KEY ELECTIONS DATES:

Key elections dates: Date nominations open October 16, 2023 Date nominations
close November 24, 2023 at 4 p.m. EST Deadline for receipt of publicity
materials for publication in Engineering Dimensions and on the PEO website
December 8, 2023 at 4 p.m. EST All Candidate Meetings January 2-5, 2024 Date
voting will commence January 12, 2024 Date voting closes February 16, 2024 at 4
p.m. EST Eblast from candidates to eligible voters January 15, January 29,
February 12, 2024


2024 CANDIDATES



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ALL CANDIDATE MEETINGS SCHEDULE

Tuesday, January 2, 2024

5:30 pm – Councillor-at-Large; Submit a question for Councillor-at-Large | Watch
live debate (Meeting ID: 995 3387 4833, Passcode: 916709)


Wednesday, January 3, 2024

5:30 pm – Western Regional Councillor; Submit a question for Western Regional
Councillor |  | Watch live debate (Meeting ID: 995 3387 4833, Passcode: 916709)

7:00 pm – Vice President; Submit a question for Vice President | Watch live
debate (Meeting ID: 995 3387 4833, Passcode: 916709)


Thursday, January 4, 2024

5:30 pm – Eastern Regional Councillor; Submit a question for Eastern Regional
Councillor | Watch live debate (Meeting ID: 995 3387 4833, Passcode: 916709)

7:00 pm – President-Elect;  Submit a question for President-Elect | Watch live
debate (Meeting ID: 995 3387 4833, Passcode: 916709)


ELECTION RESOURCES

2024 Council Elections Guide


PDF

Board Basics training module


WEBSITE

Council meeting schedule (2024-2025)


WEBSITE

Candidate Statement Template (fillable)


PDF

Candidate Statement Template (blank)


PDF


NOMINATION FORMS

2024 Election Nomination Form


PDF

Nomination Acceptance Form - President Elect


PDF

Nomination Acceptance Form - Vice President


PDF

Nomination Acceptance Form - Councillor-at-Large


PDF

Nomination Acceptance Form - Regional


PDF


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 

 

WHY SHOULD I RUN FOR COUNCIL?

If you’ve never thought of running for Council before, consider the impact you
can make by:

 * Bringing your engineering, work and life experiences and leadership to bear
   on the policy decisions Council makes to continuously improve regulation of
   the practice of engineering; and
    
 * Influencing PEO during one of the most critical times in its nearly 100-year
   history through enhanced governance initiatives and work to address the
   recommendations of PEO’s external regulatory performance review.



WHY DOES MY VOTE MATTER?

Self-regulation of engineering in Ontario is a privilege - not a right.

By voting in the Council elections, you’re doing your part to ensure that we, as
professional engineers, are in a strong position to continue regulating our own
profession to protect the public interest and promote the integrity of
engineering in Ontario.

 



WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF COUNCIL?

PEO Council works to ensure that the Professional Engineers Act is updated to
reflect changes in the practice of engineering and responds to the evolving
needs and expectations of the public. In 2010, the last time the Act was opened,
66 amendments were made with input from Council.

 

 



WHAT DOES COUNCIL DO?

 * Functions as the governing body and board of directors of PEO
 * Provides overall direction for the association and the profession
 * Upholds PEO's duty to protect the public interest
 * Sets and maintains high standards for professional engineering practice
 * Collaborates with government to respond to critical policy issues
 * Recognizes emerging engineering disciplines 

As a member of Council, you will:

 * Develop and drive PEO’s strategic direction;
 * Discuss and decide on issues relevant to the regulator;
 * Approve PEO’s budget;
 * Provide direction on regulatory priorities; and
 * Ensure the responsible use of resources to effectively regulate the practice
   of engineering.




PEO ELIGIBLE VOTER PERCENTAGES

Key elections dates: Eligible Voters Total Votes Cast Vote Percentage 2023
87,815 9,559 10.89% 2022 86,352 9,520 11.02% 2021 84,805 9,466 11.16% 2020
85,732 8,974 10.47% 2019 83,820 10,421 12.43%


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