https://www.bcot.ca/home daily 1.0 2026-01-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6933c8cbe17bec124a7a39bc/d8ce4b40-a6a4-4fc3-8eb8-b3a62d48bbde/CMOP-E.png Home - We’re approaching this transition through an occupational lens, focused on participation: who has access to the conversation, who feels able to engage, and what supports OTs need to do their work sustainably across diverse settings and regions in BC. Guiding Principles Participation before structure Transparency over speed Respect for diverse roles and practice contexts Advocacy guided in lived practice, and results Collective process rather than assumed authority It’s not about competing structures. It’s about good clinical reasoning applied to professional governance.