OSH Security Practice Test

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The Registrar is appointed by:

The Prime Minister of Canada
Governor General
Premier of Ontario
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario

The correct answer is: Lieutenant Governor of Ontario

The correct answer is that the Registrar is appointed by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. This appointment reflects the constitutional role of the Lieutenant Governor, who represents the monarch in the province and has the authority to make various appointments to ensure the functioning of provincial institutions. The Registrar’s role typically involves overseeing regulatory compliance for specific sectors, and their appointment by the Lieutenant Governor underscores the importance of the position within the province's legal framework. As for the other choices, while the Prime Minister of Canada is responsible for federal appointments, including various national roles, this does not apply to provincial appointments. Similarly, the Governor General represents the monarch at the federal level and does not involve themselves in provincial matters. The Premier of Ontario, while a critical figure in provincial governance, does not have the authority to appoint the Registrar, as these appointments lie with the Lieutenant Governor to maintain the independence and integrity of regulatory bodies.