Is it permissible to discuss prearrangements by meeting with families before registering with the BAO or enrolling at Humber College?

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only with temporary license
• D. It depends

Answer: (B)

In this area, who may discuss prearrangements is governed by regulatory authorization. The BAO requires proper licensure or formal education to engage in prearrangement discussions or related activities. Therefore, you are not permitted to meet with families to discuss prearrangements before you are registered with the BAO or enrolled in Humber College. Doing so would be practicing without authorization and could mislead families or violate regulatory rules. Once you are registered or enrolled and working within your authorized scope, you can discuss prearrangements under the proper standards.

The other options don’t fit because this work isn’t allowed prior to registration, there isn’t a valid temporary license pathway for this context, and the requirement isn’t conditional.