Which of the following allegation is false concerning the months of experience to obtain an engineering licence in Ontario?

• At least 12 months shall be acquired in a Canadian jurisdiction, under the supervision of one or more persons legally authorized to engage in the practice of professional engineering in that jurisdiction.

• The experience acquired outside of Canada, should be obtained while the applicant is, employed by an employer whose head office is located in Canada, and supervised by one or more persons who are legally authorized to engage in the practice of professional engineering in a Canadian jurisdiction.

• Up to 12 months of the practical experience may be acquired after the applicant has completed two third of the classroom component of its Engineering degree. The balance shall be acquired after the degree.

• The experience acquired outside of Canada is valid if in the Council's opinion, the experience provides the applicant with, the necessary practical skill for the practice of professional engineering, and sufficient familiarity with the applicable Canadian codes, regulations and standards for the practice of professional engineering.

Which of the following allegation is false concerning the months of experience to obtain an engineering licence in Ontario? 0 At least 12 months shall be acquired in a Canadian jurisdiction, under the supervision of one or more persons legally authorized to engage in the practice of professional engineering in that jurisdiction. 0 The experience acquired outside of Canada, should be obtained while the applicant is, employed by an employer whose head office is located in Canada, and supervised by one or more persons who are legally authorized to engage in the practice of professional engineering in a Canadian jurisdiction. 0 Up to 12 months of the practical experience may be acquired after the applicant has completed two third of the classroom component of its Engineering degree. The balance shall be acquired after the degree. 0 The experience acquired outside of Canada is valid if in the Council's opinion, the experience provides the applicant with, the necessary practical skill for the practice of professional engineering, and sufficient familiarity with the applicable Canadian codes, regulations and standards for the practice of professional engineering