01-31-2009, 08:43 PM
Dear Khalid,
It depicts you cannot understand what I said. It's always likely from you.
If some ICAP member or member of any other institute gets audit certificate by doing what is legally needed, he will have to be regulated by some institute for this purpose. If it is wrong then why the ACCA firm referred by you specifically mentioned they are regulated by ACCA? Why there is a concept of being regulated by ICAEW or ACCA or ICAS or ICAI etc.
I wonder if such professions are least regulated and every thing has been left open for the ones who get that legal audit certificate. Can you define the role of such institutes and advantage of having membership of any such institute in the absence of any such licensing / authorization / regulation which can by any mean give their members a continuous professional status and identification.
If this is true, then professional institutes should abandon the concept of memberships and start awarding merely the degrees. You are feeling this because you are an ACCA which is a certification in fact (this could be biased view in response to your CREDIBALE language). What a man you are? What should I say? Still you allege the others.
However, if some how its true, then I must feel pitty for the profession in UK.
I believe the institutes have specific membership rights that's why these are called memberships. There could be more than one class of memberships, having restricted or full rights etc and there is always a role of such institutes in regulating their members.
I said I will come up with details of MOU. I wonder why you are feared of it and why you call it a lie. Can you confirm what I said from ICAEW directly? If you can't I will do it and post here what they will say.
Regards,
KAMRAN.
It depicts you cannot understand what I said. It's always likely from you.
If some ICAP member or member of any other institute gets audit certificate by doing what is legally needed, he will have to be regulated by some institute for this purpose. If it is wrong then why the ACCA firm referred by you specifically mentioned they are regulated by ACCA? Why there is a concept of being regulated by ICAEW or ACCA or ICAS or ICAI etc.
I wonder if such professions are least regulated and every thing has been left open for the ones who get that legal audit certificate. Can you define the role of such institutes and advantage of having membership of any such institute in the absence of any such licensing / authorization / regulation which can by any mean give their members a continuous professional status and identification.
If this is true, then professional institutes should abandon the concept of memberships and start awarding merely the degrees. You are feeling this because you are an ACCA which is a certification in fact (this could be biased view in response to your CREDIBALE language). What a man you are? What should I say? Still you allege the others.
However, if some how its true, then I must feel pitty for the profession in UK.
I believe the institutes have specific membership rights that's why these are called memberships. There could be more than one class of memberships, having restricted or full rights etc and there is always a role of such institutes in regulating their members.
I said I will come up with details of MOU. I wonder why you are feared of it and why you call it a lie. Can you confirm what I said from ICAEW directly? If you can't I will do it and post here what they will say.
Regards,
KAMRAN.