Saskatchewan College of Psychologists

Executive Council Highlights

Highlights of September 27, 2003 Meeting

Location:new SCP Offices 348 Albert St., Regina

Meeting called to order at 10:15 am.

Present: All Executive members were present.

  1. The minutes of the Annual Meeting, March 29, 2003, were received and would be submitted to members prior to the upcoming Annual Meeting.
  2. In conjunction with the upcoming CPA Board meeting, Council offered to co-host receptions planned with the U. of R. and the U. of S. faculties. To inform members a CPA mailing to all members was approved.
  3. With a desire to address mutual concerns in training and continuing education, plans were initiated to explore the possibility of a meeting early in 2004 with Reps from each of the two University Faculties as well as the fraternal bodies of PSS and SEPA.
  4. With the Registrar away on a month long holiday, actions on some items, such as research related to the oral interview, was tabled until the next meeting.
  5. Due to concerns and difficulties related to office operations personnel changes were initiated in the position of Office Manager.
  6. Information on the most suitable formats to mark the annual renewal of the license provided to members are being sought.
  7. After Duncan Blackman outlined and demonstrated changes being initiated to the database to improve the office information system, Council expressed its appreciation for his steady work on improving its efficiency.
  8. In response to discussions on forming a provincial Disaster Response Network, Council agreed to explore ways of mobilizing and providing various kinds of mental health and counselling support.
  9. Arrangements to clean up and dispose of the outdated computer were made.
  10. Additional plans for orientation to bookkeeping procedures were authorized with the Auditor’s staff to insure efficiency.

Meeting adjourned at 3:35 pm.
Upcoming Council meetings were planned for Oct. 25th and Nov. 29th.

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