What must a P Tech do when their registration has been cancelled?

When a P Tech has their registration cancelled, it is essential for them to surrender their certificate and stamp to the Registrar. This step is crucial because the certificate and stamp are official credentials that signify the professional's ability to practice. Surrendering these items ensures that they cannot be used improperly or fraudulently after registration has been revoked. The act of returning the certificate and stamp is also a formal acknowledgment of the cancellation, which is important for maintaining the integrity of the registration system and protecting the public.

While notifying the Council of their situation may be important for the P Tech, the primary legal obligation immediately following a cancellation of registration is to surrender the certificate and stamp. This action prevents any potential misuse of their credentials until a new registration can be applied for or addressed in the future.