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	Professional body - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A professional body or professional organization is an organisation, usually non-profit, that exists to further a particular profession, to protect both the public interest and the interests of professionals.
		Membership of a professional body does not necessarily mean that a person possesses qualifications in the subject area, nor that they are legally able to practice their profession - although in some countries and professions, membership of a professional body is required for somebody to legally practice.
		In countries where the legal system entitles defendants to a jury by their peers, the general public may not be considered sufficiently knowledgeable in a field of practice to act as a peer in some legal cases.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Professional_body (365 words)

	Careers and Professional Bodies in Ireland - Nightcourses.com Education Articles
		Professional bodies are most energetic when promoting their respective professions, but many are now starting to establish themselves as life-long learning providers.
		Professional bodies are generally organisations that act as an intellectual and professional link between members of a particular profession.
		Professional bodies are also involved in the establishment of post-graduate programmes and continuing education programmes.
	www.nightcourses.com /articles/body_to_body.html (739 words)

	PILDAT > Events
		There was unanimity of views amongst professional bodies that neither the government, nor the legislature consults professional bodies in the areas of their respective prowess when making national policy.
		However, the professional bodies felt that they had the capacity to interact with the policy-makers and influence policies at the level of the government as well as the legislature.
		Since there is no effective precedence of involvement of professional bodies in policy making as a standard practice, most professional bodies are not even aware whether they have a role to play in policy making and to gauge their own strengths in terms of it.
	www.pildat.org /eventsdel.asp?detid=20 (788 words)

	VOA - News, Summary of Professional Bodies Liaison Group meeting 16 April 2003
		Professional Bodies had raised concerns about VOA staff seeking rental information etc direct from ratepayers who had retained agents acting for them.
		Professional Bodies stressed that once the regulations are in place their clients would expect a quick turn around re TR Certificates which would clearly have resource implications for the VOA.
		Professional Bodies enquired whether this type of data would be sold by the VOA to outside bodies.
	www.voa.gov.uk /news/press03/professional_bodies_summary_of_meeting_apr_02.htm (1556 words)

	VOA - News, Press Release, Summary of Professional Bodies Liaison Group Meeting 17 March 2004
		Professional Bodies have met with ODPM where the complexities regarding Chargeable Amounts Regulations and associated technical issues were raised.
		Professional Bodies urged that this be communicated to the wider rating profession etc by means of a press release in Property Week.
		Professional Bodies urged a joint approach to ODPM with regards to changes to the regulations that would satisfactorily resolve unintended problems that have occurred in the 2000 List, relating to matters such as historics and minor List Alterations.
	www.voa.gov.uk /news/press04/professional_bodies_summary_of_meeting_mar_04.htm (1464 words)

	Professional Bodies - The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Professional bodies must accept some share of the blame for failing to respond adequately to the sometimes self serving campaigns of pressure groups.
		Pressure groups and professional bodies have a vital role in insisting upon the right forms of legislation and regulation, appraisal of circumstances and in pointing to best practice to achieve the greatest benefits.
		Professional bodies and pressure groups have a vital and complementary role to play in the political process.
	www.ciwem.org /policy/policies/bodies.asp (1504 words)

	List of British professional bodies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Membership of a professional body does not necessarily mean that a person possesses qualifications in the subject area, nor that they are legally able to practice their profession.
		Many of these bodies also act as learned societies for the academic disciplines underlying their professions.
		In cases where membership of or a professional qualification from a chartered professional body is necessary to practice a profession, the EU regulations require that suitably qualified people from other states in the European Union are also allowed to practice in the UK and vice versa.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_British_professional_bodies (238 words)

	Professional bodies, CPD and informal learning: the case of conservation - Stan Lester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Professional bodies in the UK are increasingly adopting formal continuing professional development schemes to encourage and in theory compel members to keep up-to-date and enhance their competence.
		Continuing (or continuous) professional development has been described as "the maintenance and enhancement of the knowledge, expertise and competence of professionals throughout their careers according to a plan formulated with regard to the need of the professional, the employer, the profession and society" (Madden and Mitchell 1993, p12).
		professional bodies is typically on overt, formal and public means, with any informal learning in the background, for the individual it is the informal which looms largest and the formal inputs which play a supporting role" (1994, p71).
	www.devmts.demon.co.uk /cpd.htm (4893 words)

	The future of UK Prof and Voc Qualifications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Traditionally professional bodies have played a major part in determining the education and training required for membership of their various fields of work.
		The professional bodies while accepting many aspects of the approach have their reservations as to the feasibility of extending the work place assessment of performance as a sole basis for the award of qualifications.
		The widened range of professional bodies remains a major force in determining and sustaining British qualifications world wide but these bodies do so against the background of a strong vocational emphasis on what they seek to develop among those who seek their qualifications.
	www.intstudy.com /articles/ec185a11.htm (1157 words)

	Professional_Bodies-Accounting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It is not an examining body: all of its members have been admitted either because they have individual audit authorisation or because they have obtained a qualification from another body which is recognised for audit purposes in the UK.
		The oldest professional body of accountants in the world; a qualifying and regulatory body.
		Professional examining and qualifying body committed to maintain the highest standards in book-keeping.
	www.tabors.co.uk /Professional_Bodies-Accounting.htm (689 words)

	Professional Accounting and Related Bodies
		The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland - professional body for Chartered Accountants in Scotland.
		Institute of Actuaries - one of the professional bodies making up The Actuarial Profession in the UK, the other being the Faculty of Actuaries that this website is shared with.
		Institute of Cost and Executive Accountants - professional body promoting "the study and adoption of scientific methods in industrial and commercial enterprise, local government, public service and internal audit streams".
	www.icaew.co.uk /librarylinks/index.cfm?AUB=TB2I_7262 (1355 words)

	eduPASS \| Other Resources \| Professional Associations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This section provides links to professional membership organizations and associations for educators involved with international student exchange and study abroad.
		AACRAO is the national professional organization for admissions and credential evaluation.
		NAFSA is the national professional organization for advisors of international students.
	www.edupass.org /other/associations.phtml (601 words)

	Vanguard Online Edition : Chartered surveyors canvass amalgamation of surveying professional bodies
		Chartered surveyors under the aegis of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Nigerian Group last weekend renewed the call for the unification of all surveying professional bodies as is the practice in the United Kingdom where the RICS holds sway and in the neighbouring Ghana.
		Merger talks between the three professional bodies being championed by the RICS broke down when the Land Surveyors announced that they were pulling out from the talks, claiming that they are the authentic surveyors.
		Okalawon maintained that a uniform surveying body will be the best thing to happen to the surveying family as it will enable them to speak with one voice and assist in eliminating the increase in quackery.
	www.vanguardngr.com /articles/2002/features/property/fe731082004.html (569 words)

	CHARTERED BODIES
		A body incorporated by Royal Charter has all the powers of a natural person, including the power to sue and be sued in its own right.
		In the case of professional bodies they should represent a field of activity which is unique and not covered by other professional bodies.
		Finally, both in the case of charities and professional bodies, incorporation by Charter should be in the public interest.
	www.privy-council.org.uk /output/Page44.asp (318 words)

	AUQF: 2002: Workshops: Workshop 1(g)"Professional Bodies and Quality Audit": Topic"Professional ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Even to the point that the program of professional reviews is, de facto, the review program for the uni (raising interesting questions about the programs where professional accreditation does not yet apply).
		So a counterpoint to your question is whether professional acreditation reviews are, in themselves, sufficiently comprehensive to relieve a uni from needing any other form of review (such as program re-accreditation or regular departmental reviews).
		I suspect the problem is that the professional accreditations are conducted at different levels of depth and rigour, depending on the profession.
	www.auqa.edu.au /auqf/workshops/message_list.php?topic=972 (571 words)

	HM Revenue & Customs: Deduction for Fees and Subscriptions Paid to Professional Bodies or Learned Societies
		However, if a geographical location or nationality is included in the title of the body or learned society, there is a separate listing, and the part of the title relating to the geographical location or nationality is also shown in bold type, for example
		the activities of the body are directly relevant to the employment.
		The activities of a body are directly relevant to an employment where the performance of the duties of that employment:
	www.hmrc.gov.uk /list3/list3.htm (330 words)

	IFAC - Education Committee
		International Education Standards (IESs) express the benchmarks that IFAC member bodies are expected to meet in the preparation and continual development of professional accountants.
		The purpose of this project is to provide practical guidance to assist and encourage member bodies, academics and others responsible for the education of professional accountants to adopt a range of appropriate approaches to develop professional values and ethics as part of the education of all professional accountants.
		This updated version of IEG 11, Information Technology for Professional Accountants describes the knowledge and competences required in the IT environment and includes examples of tasks that a competent professional accountant should be able to perform in the workplace.
	www.ifac.org /Education (1189 words)

	Institutes and Professional Bodies - The Coaching & Mentoring Network
		To date there is no officially recognised professional body overseeing the coaching and mentoring professions in the UK, although a number of bodies are active in this area and are establishing formal accreditations.
		AMED is the professional network for people in individual and organisation development.Its aim is to help members to develop themselves and other people, as well as to make an even greater contribution to innovation and good practice in the workplace and the wider environment.
		The professional body in the UK for setting and maintaining standards for psychologists.
	www.coachingnetwork.org.uk /ResourceCentre/Links/Institutes.htm (279 words)

	10 September 2003 - Unprecedented Joint Meeting of Professional Bodies and the Inland Revenue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Representatives of seven professional bodies recently met jointly with the Inland Revenue to discuss the way the complex settlements legislation is applied, primarily in relation to husband and wife owned companies.
		The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales is the largest professional accountancy body in Europe, with over 124,000 members.
		Its primary objectives are to educate and train chartered accountants, to maintain high standards for professional conduct among members, to provide services to its members and students, and to advance the theory and practice of accountancy.
	www.icaew.co.uk /pressoffice/index.cfm?AUB=TB2I_56737,MNXI_56737&tb5=1 (536 words)

	Professional Ethics
		While codes of conduct and practice are perhaps the most well-known characteristics of the debate on ethics, there is much that cannot be codified or prescribed that is worthy of discussion, including the way in which ethics is taught in the Information Systems curriculum.
		Professional Ethics concerns one's conduct of behaviour and practice when carrying out professional work.
		The institutionalisation of Codes of Conduct and Codes of Practice is common with many professional bodies for their members to observe.
	www.is.cityu.edu.hk /research/resources/isworld/ethics (1252 words)

	CMGS-Professional Bodies/Part 2 study day 19.02.01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Professional body established in 1962 to co-ordinate development of sub-specialities and maintain the internationally renowned standards and reputation of British pathology.
		NQAAP are professional groups which have executive responsibility for maintaining satisfactory standards of analytical and interpretative work in UK laboratories in which investigations are performed for the detection, diagnosis or management of human disease.
		The Council's role as given in the 1960 PSM Act is to "have the general function of co-ordinating and supervising the activities of the boards established under this Act, and the additional functions assigned to it by this Act".
	www.ich.ucl.ac.uk /cmgs/part2/profbod.htm (2376 words)

	London Metropolitan University - External Agencies and Professional bodies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The relationship between professional bodies and external agencies and the University is a crucial one, and almost impossible to prescribe centrally.
		It is also committed by its Mission Statement to education for personal development and social justice and thereby to higher education provision which prepares students for practice within their chosen academic disciplines and professions both in the UK and overseas.
		Most professional bodies have an on-going relationship with contacts in academic departments (subject contacts) that do not need to be formally supported, neither would it be appropriate for them to be so.
	www.londonmet.ac.uk /accessible.cfm?F29D5A08-F631-96B8-8B0D-16688728DB9A& (1160 words)

	BRI Final Report: Annex A: National regulatory and professional bodies
		83 There is a multiplicity of regulatory, professional and specialist bodies and associations in medicine, nursing and the other healthcare professions.
		This overlap of bodies and of both functions and the responsibilities for these functions is addressed in the following paragraphs.
		84 The evidence was that the proliferation of such bodies led to a degree of lack of co-ordination so far as regulation was concerned.
	www.bristol-inquiry.org.uk /final_report/annex_a/chapter_4_13.htm (156 words)

	Professional Bodies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Due to the unregulated nature of Osteopathy, particularly in the UK, numerous Professional Associations emerged over the years to represent practitioners and to try to raise standards across the profession.
		With the passage of The Ostepaths Act (1993) and the subsequent creation of The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) some of the responsibility for establishing proper working practices and standards has been centralised.
		Elsewhere formerly independent bodies have amalgamated and a new order is emerging from the overall rationalisation that is taking place.
	www.osteopathonline.com /Professional (103 words)

	Law Society of England and Wales - Professional bodies and regulators
		Regulatory and representative body for barristers in England and Wales.
		Statutory body adjudicating on applications relating to recognition of trade union bodies.
		Website of the professional body that represents qualified lawyers specialising in a specific area of law.
	www.lawsociety.org.uk /aboutlawsociety/whoweworkwith/professional.law (234 words)

	PROFESSIONAL BODIES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Faculty, founded in 1926, was established to enable professionals engaged in the construction industry, directly or indirectly, to join together in a multi-disciplinary organisation.
		The complementary activities of a professional body, "learned society" and responsibility for individual levels of skill and competence, can therefore be extended to occupational health and workplace environmental management - probably in partnership with others - thereby widening the Institution's technical base.
		The RIAS was founded in 1916 as the professional body for all chartered architects in Scotland.
	www.somethingtoshoutabout.co.uk /directory/Professionals.htm (7419 words)

	Professional bodies and Helplines - voluntary sector
		Some general professional bodies are of particular interest to those in the sector, but don't have known charity/vol org contacts.
		Professional Associations Research Network Membership body for professional associations.
		Association of Charity Officers Body for "benevolent charities" (those providing aid and advice to individuals in need).
	www.volresource.org.uk /info/info_help.htm (939 words)

	Credentials - Professional Bodies/Regulatory Authorities etc.: Supplementary Identification (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The main part of the Credentials data package will have confirmed organisational identity; if the professional/regulatory body information is also contained in the package, it is then a simple matter to contact that body for confirmation or other services.
		The confirmation could be simply that the organisation is indeed a member of a particular professional body or regulatory regime or more detailed information/comment.
		It will be for each body to determine policy as to whether it chooses to make this a service chargeable to whichever member's details require confirmation or to provide this as a free service to its members.
	www.dga.co.uk /customer/publicdo.nsf/Lookup-PR/223B56EFFEF44ADB802568BE003A2E65!OpenDocument (343 words)

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