2022 Standards Sign Off - 2022 Standards Compliance in a Non-Visit Year

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2022 Standards Sign Off

You will have received up to three different emails indicating your requirement to go to Wild Apricot to sign-off on your operation's standards compliance.

If you have more than one sign-off to complete, you'll need to complete each one separately by following the link in each email. You'll know a sign-off has been completed when you receive a confirmation email.

Deadline to Sign Off: Friday, May 27, 2022

We will follow up until all applicable sign offs for your organization have been completed.

Contact jen@ontariocamps.ca with questions.

2022 Standards Compliance in a Non-Visit Year

As shared in the OCA Weekly on November 11, 2021, “The Standards Review Committee works hard to annually review Member feedback and amend the standards to ensure they are compliant with current regulations and that they are easy to understand. Each membership year, the committee creates a Proposed Standards Document which includes the proposed changes and the logic and justification behind each change for review. Members vote on the proposed changes, and following the Annual General Meeting, the approved standards are shared with OCA Members and posted to OCA's website.

OCA Member compliance to the standards each season, regardless of whether it's a re-accreditation year, is of upmost importance. To that end, all Accredited Member Camps and Outdoor Education Centres not being visited in a given year will receive a sign-off in the spring to acknowledge that the person responsible for the interpretation, enforcement and compliance of the standards has read the current year's changes and will comply for the upcoming season.”

To see the proposed changes that were approved for 2022*, please click here.

The OCA 2022 Approved Standards can be viewed here.

*A standard in Tier-1/Overnight Trips was mistakenly included as recommended in the "Proposed Amendments to the 2021 OCA Standards" spreadsheet used for reference in last week's vote.

Does every person in a human-powered vessel wear a Canadian government approved Personal Floatation Device (PFD) or life jacket?

This standard has always been mandatory and is mandatory again for 2022.

Sign Off

I represent and warrant that I will review and comply with OCA’s 2022 Standards and any amendments to the standards that take place from time to time for the current operating season for all camps/OECs within my membership.

I have legal authorization to sign on behalf of the organization I represent.

The sign off needs to be completed by the individual who is operationally responsible for the interpretation, enforcement and compliance of OCA standards. Please fill this out with the same due diligence as when your camp/OEC completes the answer sheets.

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