Which committee is accountable for setting education requirements for veterinarians in Ontario?

The Registration Committee of the College of Veterinarians of Ontario (CVO) is the body responsible for establishing the education requirements for veterinarians practicing in Ontario. This committee ensures that standards are met to maintain public confidence in the veterinary profession. Its role includes evaluating the qualifications of applicants for registration and ensuring they have completed the necessary educational programs and training to practice safely and effectively within the province.

The other committees mentioned do have important roles within the CVO, such as addressing professional conduct, overseeing curriculum evaluation, and managing the licensing process, but they do not have the primary responsibility for setting educational standards for veterinarians. The Registration Committee’s focus on education directly relates to the competencies required for entry into the veterinary profession, making it the correct answer.