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The Association says no to Mandatory Continuing Education.

Mandatory Continuing Education (MCE) for nurses is a compulsory requirement for nurses to participate in continuing education in order to continue practising as a nurse. Should MCE be introduced, the most likely method of enforcing that requirement would be for it to be linked to a nurses' authority to practice, that is, it would be necessary to demonstrate the required MCE before annual registration would be renewed and a current practising certificate issued.