What does the Institutional REB refer to?
The Institutional REB refers to the Institution’s own REB or the REB that the institution has decided to use. An eligible institution can enter into an ethics review agreement with a non-eligible institution or organization that has adopted the TCPS or adheres to the eligible institution’s policy. The institution remains responsible for the ethics review and adherence to the TCPS.
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