CR 6D Specialisation in Forensic Accounting
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1 Chartered Accountants Australia New Zealand Materials > R Regulations > CA ANZ Regulations CR 6D Specialisation in Forensic Accounting Issued 02/2018 Table of Contents 6D.1 Purpose 6D.2 Definitions and Interpretation 6D.3 6D.3 6D.4 Pre-requisites for FA Specialisation 6D.5 Ongoing Obligations 6D.1 Purpose This Regulation sets out the requirements for the Forensic Accounting Specialisation (FA Specialisation and FA Specialist), which recognises those Chartered Accountants who have undertaken specific relevant study and gained experience in Forensic Accounting to such a level that they are recognised as having specialist skills in the field. 6D.2 Definitions and Interpretation (a) Unless expressly defined in this Regulation, capitalised terms used in this Regulation are defined in By-law 2. (b) References to Chartered Accountant in this Regulation are applicable to both Chartered Accountants and Chartered Accountant Fellows. 6D.3 This Regulation is to be read in conjunction with and is subject to CR 6 (Specialisation). The following provisions are in addition to the requirements stated in CR 6. 6D.4 Pre-requisites for FA Specialisation There are two alternate pathways to meeting the education and experience pre-requisites for FA Specialisation. (a) Specialisation via Education and Practical Experience (i) Educational requirements A Chartered Accountant applying for recognition as a FA Specialist will be required to undertake study through an award program approved by CA ANZ for the purposes of specialisation. (ii) Verification of Educational Qualifications A Chartered Accountant applying for recognition as a FA Specialist will be required to provide an academic transcript detailing the subjects undertaken and their successful completion. (iii) Currency of qualifications 2018 CA ANZ Page 1
2 For the purposes of applying for specialisation, successful completion of one of the specified subjects is deemed to be current for a period of 5 years, from date of completion. (iv) Experience requirements A Chartered Accountant applying for recognition as a FA Specialist is required to have a minimum of 2 years practical experience within the previous 5 years, where at least 20% of employment is specifically in Forensic Accounting and up to a maximum of an additional 20% is in an area closely related to Forensic Accounting. (b) Specialisation via Workshop Assessment and Practical Experience (i) Educational requirements A Chartered Accountant applying for recognition as a FA Specialist must complete a workshop as specified by CA ANZ and successfully complete the assessment component. (ii) Verification of Educational Qualifications A Chartered Accountant applying for recognition as a FA Specialist will be required to provide documentary evidence of their successful completion of the workshop and assessment. (iii) Currency of qualifications For the purposes of applying for specialisation, successful completion of the workshop and assessment component is deemed to be current for a period of 5 years, from date of completion. (iv) Experience requirements A Chartered Accountant applying for recognition as a FA Specialist is required to have a minimum of 4 years practical experience within the previous 10 years, where at least 20% of employment is specifically in Forensic Accounting and up to a maximum of an additional 20% is in an area closely related to Forensic Accounting. (v) References A. A Chartered Accountant applying for recognition as FA Specialist must provide 2 written references in support of their application for specialisation. B. At least 1 of these references must be from a Chartered Accountant with 3 years membership or more who has known the applicant for 12 months or more. C. Both references must attest to the applicant's skills and knowledge in Forensic Accounting. 6D.5 Ongoing Obligations (a) (b) Continuing Professional Development (i) A Chartered Accountant holding a FA Specialisation is obliged to undertake at least 40% of their minimum Continuing Professional Development requirement in areas related to Forensic Accounting, with at least 20 hours per triennium specific to Forensic Accounting. (ii) A Chartered Accountant holding a FA Specialisation is obliged to undertake Continuing Professional Development in accordance with CR 7. Peer Review (i) A Chartered Accountant holding a FA Specialisation must participate in a peer review, when requested by CA ANZ and pay any associated fee, as prescribed by CA ANZ CA ANZ Page 2
3 (ii) A Chartered Accountant holding a FA Specialisation must participate in a peer review, as a reviewer, when requested by CA ANZ. (c) Entitlements (i) Chartered Accountants approved as a FA Specialist are entitled to use the description "CA FA Specialist" or "CA Forensic Accounting Specialist". This is a description which can be used underneath their name, but does not constitute a designation or post-nominal. (ii) Chartered Accountants approved as a FA Specialist will receive a certificate confirming their specialisation. Chartered Accountants Australia New Zealand Materials > R Regulations > CA ANZ Regulations CR 7 Continuing Professional Development Issued 07/2016 Table of Contents Table of document versions 7.1 Purpose 7.2 Definitions 7.3 Mandatory CPD for all Individual and Affiliate Members 7.4 Exemptions 7.5 Record-keeping 7.6 Dual members of recognised accountancy bodies 7.7 Non-compliance Schedule 1 to CR 7 CPD Requirements for CA ANZ Members not resident in New Zealand Schedule 2 to CR 7 CPD Requirements for CA ANZ Members resident in New Zealand Table of document versions Issue date CR 7 Continuing Professional Development 28 July 2016 Back to top 7.1 Purpose This Regulation sets out the continuing professional development (CPD) requirements for individual Members of CA ANZ, to develop and maintain the professional competence necessary to provide high quality services to clients, employers, and other stakeholders, and to strengthen public trust in the profession. 7.2 Definitions Unless expressly defined in this Regulation, capitalised terms used in this Regulation are defined in By-laws Mandatory CPD for all Individual and Affiliate Members 2018 CA ANZ Page 3
4 Subject to the concessions identified in CR 7.4, all individual and Affiliate Members are required to undertake CPD as prescribed in the Schedules to this Regulation. 7.4 Exemptions (a) Seniority exemption Where an individual Member is: (i) at least 60 years of age; and (ii) does not hold a Certificate of Public Practice or is not a specialist in accordance with CR 6, the Member is exempt from the requirement in CR 7.1 to undertake prescribed CPD. However, such a Member should maintain a level of competence appropriate to any position that they hold, which may require completion of appropriate CPD. (b) Pro-rata exemptions An application may be made to CA ANZ to exempt an individual Member, on a pro-rata basis, from the requirement in CR 7.3 to undertake prescribed CPD, if: (i) the Member, by reason of exceptional circumstances acceptable to the Board, would experience particular hardship or difficulty in completing the required CPD; or (ii) the Member has been or will be absent from public practice or employment because of parenting leave, unemployment or illness; or (iii) the Member is not employed full-time or has part-time or casual employment; or (iv) the Member holds a Certificate of Public Practice but is not currently engaged in practice. 7.5 Record-keeping Individual and Affiliate Members obliged to undertake CPD are required to keep appropriate records of prescribed CPD activities undertaken. These records must be provided to CA ANZ upon request. 7.6 Dual members of recognised accountancy bodies Where an individual or Affiliate Member is: (a) also a current member of another accountancy body which CA ANZ has recognised for the purposes of this provision; (b) resident outside Australia or New Zealand; (c) not holding a Certificate of Public Practice or not a specialist in accordance with CR 6; and (d) in compliance with that other body's CPD requirements, written evidence supplied by the member of compliance from that other body will be accepted as compliance with the requirements of this Regulation. 7.7 Non-compliance Individual and Affiliate Members who fail to comply with the requirements of this Regulation may be excluded from membership in accordance with By-law 21(c). Schedule 1 to CR 7 CPD Requirements for CA ANZ Members not resident in New Zealand 2018 CA ANZ Page 4
5 This Schedule sets out the requirements for CPD for Members of CA ANZ not resident in New Zealand, from the first of a Member's trienniums (3 year period) commencing on or after 1 July References to membership classes in this Schedule include Fellows of those classes where applicable. Members resident in New Zealand should refer to Schedule 2 to CR 7 for their CPD requirements. If you have queries relating to CPD compliance, including confirming the date on which your triennium commences, you should contact CA ANZ. 1. Members obliged to undertake CPD Subject to the exemptions set out in CR 7.4, the following Members are required to undertake CPD: (a) all individual Members as defined in the CA ANZ By-laws, which includes those admitted to membership as a Fellow, Chartered Accountant, Associate Chartered Accountant or Accounting Technician, whether or not holding a Certificate of Public Practice; and (b) all Affiliate Members. 2. Minimum annual requirements The minimum annual requirements for CPD are: (a) Chartered Accountants (CAs) and Affiliate Members are required to complete 120 hours of relevant CPD over each rolling triennium, of which 90 hours must be formal CPD. A minimum of 20 hours CPD must be completed in each year. (b) Associate Chartered Accountants (ACAs) are required to complete 90 hours of relevant CPD over each rolling triennium, of which 45 hours must be formal CPD. A minimum of 15 hours CPD must be completed in each year. (c) Accounting Technicians (ATs) are required to complete 60 hours of relevant CPD over each rolling triennium, of which 30 hours must be formal CPD. A minimum of 10 hours CPD must be completed in each year. 3. Start date of triennium (a) A Member's first triennium commences on 1 July in the financial year following the date of admission of the Member. (b) For Members admitted prior to 1 July 1994, their first triennium commenced on 1 July Particular requirements for holders of certain registrations and licenses (a) If you hold any Australian registration or licence identified in CR 2.7(a) and CR 2.7(b) (other than registration as a BAS agent 1 ), you are obliged to undertake at least 40% of your minimum CPD requirement in an area appropriate to the registration or licence that you hold (e.g. registered tax agents are required to undertake at least 40% of their hours in tax-related CPD 2 ). (b) As at June 2015, these registrations are: (i) registered company auditor; (ii) registered company liquidator; (iii) registered trustee in bankruptcy; (iv) Australian Financial Services (AFS) license holder; (v) approved Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) auditor (SMSF Auditor); and (vi) registered tax agent. (c) If you hold more than one of these registrations or licenses, the 40% requirement applies to each registration or licence that you hold. Note however that some CPD you undertake may be relevant to more than one of the registrations that you hold, and therefore may be considered more than once in relation to your satisfaction of these 40% requirements. 5. Approved SMSF Auditors (a) If you apply for approval as an SMSF Auditor, you must have completed a course in the audit of SMSFs CA ANZ Page 5
6 (b) If you are an approved SMSF Auditor, at least 30 hours of the minimum CPD requirement that you complete over a 3 year period must comprise: (i) at least 8 hours of formal superannuation CPD; (ii) at least 8 hours of formal financial statement or compliance audit CPD; (iii) at least 4 hours of formal financial accounting CPD; and (iv) no more than 10 hours of technical reading related to this area. (c) The CPD that you undertake in order to satisfy these requirements for approved SMSF auditors need not be limited to a specific focus on the audits of SMSFs; a course addressing a broader context may nevertheless be relevant to the competencies needed for the audit of SMSFs. 6. Reviews by non-rcas of Second Tier Companies Limited by Guarantee (a) If you are not a registered company auditor (RCA) and you plan to undertake a review of a Second Tier Company Limited by Guarantee (STCLG) for the first time, you must have completed a course which includes reviews of financial statements. (b) If you are undertaking STCLG reviews on an ongoing basis, at least 30 formal hours of the minimum CPD requirement that you complete over a 3 year period must comprise a course or courses on reviewing or auditing financial statements and financial accounting training. 7. Particular requirements for specialists (a) If you are a Chartered Accountant who holds one or more specialisations in accordance with CR 6, you have specified CPD obligations in relation to those specialisations. (i) CA SMSF Specialists must undertake at least 40% of their minimum CPD requirement in Superannuation, with at least 20 hours per triennium specific to SMSFs. (ii) CA BV Specialists must undertake at least 40% of their minimum CPD requirement in Valuations with at least 20 hours per triennium specific to Business Valuations. (iii) CA FP Specialists must undertake at least 40% of their minimum Continuing Professional Development requirement in Financial Planning. (b) If you hold more than one of these specialisations, some CPD you undertake may be relevant to more than one of these, and therefore may be considered more than once in relation to your satisfaction of these specialisation requirements. 8. Exempt and concessionary categories (a) Individual Members aged 60 or over and who are not holding a Certificate of Public Practice or who are not holding a specialisation in accordance with CR 6 do not have a requirement to complete the prescribed amount of CPD set out in clause 2 of this Schedule 1. However, they should still maintain a level of competence appropriate to any position that they hold, which may require the completion of appropriate CPD. Note that this exemption is not available to Affiliate Members, who are treated in the same manner as Chartered Accountants holding Certificates of Public Practice. (b) Pro-rata exemptions are available for Members who are on a career break (whether planned or unforseen), are not employed full-time, or face particular hardships or difficulties in completing the required CPD. (c) Application must be made in writing to CA ANZ for a pro-rata exemption, stating the circumstances upon which the Member is relying in support of their application. (d) Unless granted for a specified period, a pro-rata exemption will remain in force unless and until the special circumstances on which it was granted cease to exist and the onus is on the Member to advise CA ANZ when the circumstances cease to exist. (e) The following are examples of factors that would be relevant to the question as to whether special circumstances existed justifying the granting of a pro-rata exemption: (i) being on leave from professional duties for an extended period of time (e.g. parental or sabbatical leave); or (ii) a physical disability being such that the person would be unable to engage in CPD activities, or that it would be unreasonable to require the person to do so. (f) Where an individual or Affiliate Member has been granted exemption for one or two years of a triennium, the Member would be required to complete at least 30 hours of formal CPD per annum on a pro rata basis for the remaining period of the triennium. 9. What constitutes CPD? 2018 CA ANZ Page 6
7 The responsibility lies with the Member to choose suitable professional development activities and to judge, within the guidelines provided, whether these activities contribute to your professional development. CPD is not restricted to courses offered by CA ANZ or to accounting and financial topics. Your chosen CPD activities can relate to any competency that is relevant to your current or future professional activities. 10. Formal CPD (a) Formal CPD should maintain and/or expand your capacity to discharge your professional obligations and should have the following characteristics: (i) an organised, orderly framework developed from a clear set of objectives; (ii) a structure for imparting knowledge of an educational or technical nature; and (iii) a requirement for involvement by the participant. As a general guide, relevant formal CPD is more likely to have interactive learning, sometimes have an assessment component and involve teaching by competent specialists. (b) As a guide, formal CPD would normally include the following activities: (i) Congresses, Business Forums and conventions presented by CA ANZ or other professional accounting body. National and State Congresses presented by a professional accounting body alone or in conjunction with other professional bodies, and designed to cater for a broad spectrum of Member interests including those in particular occupational groupings, such as public accountants or government accountants; (ii) Courses, seminars, workshops, lectures and other professional educational activities presented by CA ANZ or other professional accounting body (1 hour or more). Any of the range of technical activities organised by either body, alone or in conjunction with other organisations, regardless of whether arranged at National, State or other level; (iii) Meetings of CA ANZ or other professional accounting body technical discussion groups (1 hour or more). Formal meetings of CA ANZ or other professional accounting body discussion groups which provide a structured forum for exchange of technical information relevant to individual and Affiliate Members with a common interest; (iv) Appropriate educational activities provided by the individual or Affiliate Member's employer or Practice Entity. "In-house" courses, schools or similar activity arranged by the Member's employer and presented either by that employer's staff, by individuals or organisations engaged by the employer, or a combination of these. Training activities provided by employers are acceptable CPD providing they relate to the development, maintenance or expansion of professional competence. However, training involving purely administrative tasks of essentially a non- professional nature such as completing employer time sheets would not count towards CPD; (v) Tertiary courses presented by educational institutions. Courses conducted by tertiary institutions leading to a Degree, Diploma, or Post Graduate qualification, other than those undertaken as a pre-requisite for admission as a Member of CA ANZ. Contact time (lectures, exams and tutorials) may be claimed, as well as time spent in the research and writing of essays; (vi) Appropriate educational and developmental activities presented under the auspices of academic institutions, commercial establishments or other professional bodies (1 hour or more). Extramural courses presented by tertiary institutions, seminars, courses, lectures, residential schools, conventions or other technical activities presented independently or jointly by tertiary institutions, commercial educational establishments or professional bodies; In addition, the following activities will be recognised by CA ANZ as formal CPD: (vii) Researching and writing technical publications, preparation and delivery of technical papers. Actual time engaged in researching material and writing technical publications may be claimed, whether the final product be in the form of a text book, an article in a professional journal or the presentation of an address. This should not include time devoted to layout, artwork, design or similar issues CA ANZ Page 7
8 Time spent in preparation and presentation of lectures, courses and seminars and at workshops and discussion groups, may be claimed except for repeats of presentations which are substantially similar in form and content. The preparation and presentation of an address on a topic relevant to a Member's profession or occupation may also be claimed. As a guide, three hours preparation may be claimed for each presentation hour, although this will obviously vary according to the complexity of the subject matter and the presenter's familiarity with the topic; (viii) (ix) Service on technical or research committees under the auspices of CA ANZ or other professional bodies or organisations. Membership of technical or research committees or study groups where objectives are defined and specific contributions required of individual and affiliate Members, usually involving both independent and collective study, review and analysis of designed material. For instance, Boards and Committees of the Australian or international standard-setting bodies; government sponsored advisory panels required to submit recommendations on issues concerning accountancy or finance; or course advisory committees established by educational institutions; Programmed self-study through a third party provider, including self-study video or audio packages. Structured study programs designed for the individual which may or may not involve interaction with tutors or other individuals and may or may not include assignments, exercises or tests, whether or not these are submitted for assessment. Structured self-study courses may include several learning media and/or distance learning aids, e.g. notes combined with audio or video tapes; computerised or other electronic links; The following activities may also be counted as formal CPD, but only to the extent indicated: (x) Participation in a Chartered Accountants Program module. Formal CPD hours may be claimed by satisfactorily completing a module, with the number of hours being directly related to the extent of the Member's participation, up to a total of 60 hours per triennium but not exceeding 20 hours in any one year; (xi) Preparation of Chartered Accountants Program course material and participation as Chartered Accountants Program Focus Session Facilitators and assessment markers. A maximum of 16 hours of formal CPD may be claimed by Focus Session Facilitators per module, and a maximum of 7 hours may be claimed by assessment markers; (xii) Participation as a Mentor for CA Candidates in the Chartered Accountants Program. A maximum of 10 hours of formal CPD per year may be claimed; (xiii) Participation in a Quality Review conducted by CA ANZ or CPA Australia. A maximum of 4 hours of formal CPD may be claimed by individual and affiliate Members who participate in their firm's Quality Review. This credit may be claimed by the Member under review once every review cycle. 11. Informal CPD (a) Informal CPD is considered to be an activity such as reading technical or professional articles, and mentoring discussions (except as noted above in relation to the mentoring of Chartered Accountants Program candidates). (b) A maximum of 30 hours of informal CPD may be claimed per triennium but not exceeding 10 hours in any one year. 12. CPD records You are required to maintain a record of your CPD and make records available if requested for monitoring purposes. 13. Recording CPD (a) Records of formal CPD will need to include: (i) date; (ii) organisation presenting the CPD activity; (iii) description of the CPD activity; 2018 CA ANZ Page 8
9 (iv) whether the CPD is relevant to the Member's obligations associated with holding certain registrations (see clause 4 of Schedule 1 above) or specialisations (see clause 7 of Schedule 1 above); and (v) number of CPD hours. (b) CA ANZ provides an online facility for the recording of CPD hours. (c) You should only claim those hours that can be attributed to genuine learning (e.g. not breaks and entertainment sessions). (d) One single repetitive activity should not constitute the extent of a Member's CPD activity. 14. How CA ANZ monitors compliance (a) CA ANZ monitors your participation in CPD activities through reviewing the CPD records of a random selection of Members to check that they have met their CPD obligations. In addition, the CPD records of those Members in an accounting firm are reviewed as part of the quality review of the practice, to ensure that they are undertaking the appropriate CPD in order to maintain competence in their areas of expertise. (b) Members who repeatedly fail to satisfy these CPD requirements may be excluded from membership in accordance with By-law 21(c). Schedule 2 to CR 7 CPD Requirements for CA ANZ Members resident in New Zealand This Schedule sets out the requirements for CPD for Members of CA ANZ resident in New Zealand, from the first of a Member's trienniums (3 year period) commencing on or after 1 July References to membership classes in this Schedule include Fellows of those classes where applicable. Members resident outside of New Zealand should refer to Schedule 1 to CR 7 for their CPD requirements. If you have queries relating to CPD compliance, including confirming the date on which your triennium commences, you should contact CA ANZ. 1. Members obliged to undertake CPD Subject to the exemptions set out in CR 7.4, all individual Members as defined in the CA ANZ By-laws are required to undertake CPD, which includes those admitted to membership as a Fellow, Chartered Accountant, Associate Chartered Accountant or Accounting Technician, whether or not holding a Certificate of Public Practice. 2. Minimum annual requirements The minimum annual requirements for CPD are: (a) Chartered Accountants (CAs) are required to complete 120 hours of relevant CPD over each rolling triennium, of which 60 hours must be verifiable CPD. A minimum of 20 hours CPD must be completed in each year. (b) Associate Chartered Accountants (ACAs) are required to complete 90 hours of relevant CPD over each rolling triennium, of which 45 hours must be verifiable CPD. A minimum of 15 hours CPD must be completed in each year. (c) Accounting Technicians (ATs) are required to complete 60 hours of relevant CPD over each rolling triennium, of which 30 hours must be verifiable CPD. A minimum of 10 hours CPD must be completed in each year. 3. Start date of triennium (a) A Member's first triennium commences on 1 July in the financial year following the date of admission of the Member. (b) For Members admitted prior to 1 July 2012, their first triennium commenced on 1 July Mandatory ethics 2018 CA ANZ Page 9
10 You need to ensure that you undertake a minimum of 4 hours of ethics training every 5 years. CA ANZ offers training in this area. 5. Exempt and concessionary categories Members who were admitted to the ACA College before June 2006 are not required to undertake the prescribed amount of CPD whilst they retain ACA membership. Members who qualify for the membership fees income concession may be required to complete a proportion of verifiable and non-verifiable CPD subject to their individual circumstances. Members with a concessionary status who are returning to full membership may be required to catch up on CPD. See the website for further information. 6. What constitutes CPD? Given the diverse range of activities which Members undertake it is not possible to define a common CPD curriculum. The responsibility lies with you to choose suitable professional development activities and to judge, within the guidelines provided, whether these activities contribute to your professional development. CPD is not restricted to courses offered by CA ANZ or to accounting and financial topics. Your chosen CPD activities can relate to any competency that is relevant to your current or future work. 7. Verifiable CPD (a) The underlying principle in the case of "verifiable" CPD is that the learning activity is able to be objectively verified by a competent source. "Non-verifiable" CPD is considered to be an activity that is independent and informal, for example, reading technical or professional articles, mentoring discussions and collegial discussion where learning is fostered. (b) As a general guide, relevant higher quality verifiable CPD is more likely to have interactive learning, sometimes have an assessment component and involve teaching by competent specialists. Other activities could include providing service on a technical committee, writing technical articles or presenting courses. As a guide, verifiable CPD could include the following activities: (i) CA ANZ national conferences and courses; (ii) CA ANZ branch courses and seminars; (iii) CA ANZ Special Interest Group training events; (iv) training from other providers or professional bodies; (v) in-house training and presentations; (vi) assessed distance learning; (vii) university courses; (viii) conferences local and international; (ix) other structured courses; (x) serving on a technical committee; (xi) publishing professional or academic papers, articles, research and other publications that have relevance to one's current or future work; (xii) participating as a speaker in conferences, briefing sessions and discussion groups; (xiii) developing training sessions or courses; or (xiv) facilitating and/or marking professional examinations. 8. Recording CPD (a) CPD records will need to include: (i) details of the learning activity undertaken; (ii) whether the learning is verifiable or non-verifiable; (iii) the date/s on which the learning activity was undertaken; (iv) the provider of the learning activity; (v) the number of CPD hours attributed to the learning activity; 2018 CA ANZ Page 10
11 (vi) (vii) details of the relevance of the learning activity to the Member's current or future professional development; confirmation that verifiable evidence of the learning activity undertaken is available for monitoring purposes. You should only claim those hours that can be attributed to genuine learning (e.g. not breaks and entertainment sessions). One single repetitive activity should not constitute the extent of a Member's CPD activity. (b) Means by which CPD can be verified include: (i) attendance records, registration forms or confirmation of registration in a learning activity; (ii) independent assessment by a competent individual that a learning activity has occurred; (iii) confirmation by an instructor, mentor or tutor of participation in a learning activity; (iv) confirmation by an employer of participation in an in-house programme, including firms' CPD logs; (v) published research work; and (vi) confirmation by other committee members (or Secretariat) of participation on a Technical Committee. (c) As a test, verifiable CPD can be identified as any activity for which a Member can answer "yes" to the following questions: (i) Was the learning activity relevant to your current or future professional development? (ii) Can you provide verifiable evidence that you undertook the learning activity? 9. CPD records You are required to maintain a record of your CPD, retain this for a minimum period of 5 years, and make records available if requested for monitoring purposes. 10. CPD online log CA ANZ has an online CPD log which you can use to record your CPD activities, and this is available in the Members' section of the website. Attendance at CA ANZ events will be automatically recorded in the log. Its use is optional as CA ANZ recognises that many employers integrate CPD recording systems into their professional development systems, and that individuals may prefer other forms of record keeping. As long as you maintain your records and provide them on request for monitoring purposes, they can be kept in any form. 11. How CA ANZ monitors compliance (a) CA ANZ monitors your participation in CPD activities through your annual notifications. It also reviews the CPD records of a percentage of Members to check that they have met their CPD obligations. In addition, the CPD logs of those Members holding Certificates of Public Practice are monitored as part of the practice review process, to ensure that they are undertaking the appropriate CPD in order to maintain competence in their areas of expertise. (b) Members who repeatedly fail to satisfy CA ANZ's CPD requirements may be referred to the Professional Conduct Committee. Footnotes 1 As at June 2015 the Tax Practitioners Board requires BAS agents to complete a minimum of 45 hours of CPD within a standard three year registration period, with a minimum of five hours each year. 2 As at June 2015 the Tax Practitioners Board requires all of the 90 hours of CPD per three-year period that they prescribe for registered tax agents to be relevant to the services that the tax agent provides CA ANZ Page 11
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