Health care service is considered one of the primary needs of a human being. It is not something you give, and everything would be okay. It is a process involving many persons with special abilities and effort. The specialists, whether physicians, nurse practitioners, dietitians, pharmacists, or midwives, are all responsible for their position. To meet all their task, every government provides some rules and regulations in the health care system. The Ontario government is similar regarding this issue. Recently, it has introduced the Regulated Health Professions Statute Law Amendment Act, 2009, which, if passed, would dramatically improve access to health care for Ontarians. In addition, it would also allow several professionals to give more services as well as improve patient safety. Interestingly, on the issue of whether these rules would be implemented or not, the Ontario Health Association (OHA) and Ontario Medical Association (OMA) position is more complex than it should have been. There is controversy between these two sides regarding the following issues: