What term describes the enforcement actions taken by PEO against non-members?

The term "Enforcement" accurately describes the actions taken by the Professional Engineers of Ontario (PEO) against non-members. This encompasses the various measures implemented to ensure compliance with the regulations and standards set forth by PEO and to protect the public from unlicensed engineering practices. Enforcement actions can include investigations, fines, injunctions, or other legal actions aimed at addressing violations.

While other terms such as "Disciplinary Action," "Compliance Review," and "Monitoring" are related to actions that might involve members or ongoing activities related to standards adherence, they do not specifically reference enforcement actions pertaining to non-members. Disciplinary actions typically relate to members and their conduct within the profession, compliance reviews generally refer to examining adherence to established standards, and monitoring is an ongoing activity to ensure compliance rather than a specific enforcement measure. Thus, the use of "Enforcement" is precisely aligned with the context of enforcing regulations against those not registered with PEO.