ACCOUNTANTS: SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION
INDEX TO SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION
Accountants (Appeals Committee) Order
(section 57)
(28th June, 2013)
PART I
Preliminary
1. Citation
2. Interpretation
PART II
Membership of Institute
3. Application for registration as member of Institute
4. Classes of membership
5. Qualification for registration as member
6. Registration of member
7. Re-registration of member
8. Renewal of membership and annual subscription
PART III
Registration of Certified Professional Accountant or Chartered Accountant, Certified Auditor and Member Firm
9. Application for registration of certified professional accountant or chartered accountant
10. Application for registration of certified auditor
11. Application for registration of member firm
12. Registration
13. Application for re-registration of member or member firm
14. Certificates of registration
15. Renewal of certificate
16. Fees payable on issue of certificate
PART IV
Registration of Students
17. Conditions of registration
18. Registration of students
19. Registration Number, etc.
20. Duration of registration
21. Renewal of registration of student and annual subscription
22. Restoration to Student Register
23. Independent student
24. Training Agreement
25. Signing off Log
26. Discipline of registered student
PART V
Miscellaneous Provisions
27. Approved training
28. Authorised training employer
29. Continuing Professional Development
30. Annual returns
SCHEDULES
S.I. 75, 2013,
S.I. 87, 2013,
S.I. 100, 2021.
PART I
Preliminary (regs 1-2)
These Regulations may be cited as the Accountants Regulations.
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—
"approved training" means practical training and experience approved by the Council and obtained from an authorised training employer;
"authorised training employer" means a firm or undertaking authorised by the Council to provide approved training;
...;
"independent student" means a person who is registered as an independent student under regulation 23;
"student" means a person who is registered as a student for the Botswana Chartered Accountancy Qualification under regulation 18; and
"Training Agreement" means an agreement of approved training registered with the Institute, and made between the student and the authorised training employer.
PART II
Membership of Institute (regs 3-8)
3. Application for registration as member of Institute
A person who wishes to be registered as a member of the Institute under section 28 of the Act, shall make an application in Form 1 set out in Schedule 1.
(1) The rules of the Institute have set out the following classes of membership—
(a) Accounting Technician;
(b) Associate Chartered Accountant;
(c) Associate Certified Professional Accountant or Chartered Accountant;
(d) Fellow Chartered Accountant;
(e) Fellow Certified Professional Accountant or Chartered Accountant;
(f) ...
(g) Member Firm.
(2) The manner and form of application to the different classes of membership referred to under subregulation (1) shall be in Form 1 set out in Schedule 1 and accompanied by such fees as specified in Schedule 4.
5. Qualification for registration as member
(1) A person shall be qualified to be registered as a member of the Institute, where the person intends to register as an—
(a) Accounting Technician, that person—
(i) has passed an examination of a qualification as determined by the Institute,
(ii) has obtained relevant practical experience of at least two years, and
(iii) is fit to be admitted as a member;
(b) Associate Chartered Accountant, that person—
(i) has passed the Botswana Chartered Accountancy Qualification examinations,
(ii) has obtained the necessary technical experience as per the training requirements of the Institute, and
(iii) is fit to be admitted as a member;
(c) Associate Certified Professional Accountant or Chartered Accountant, that person—
(i) is a member in good standing of another approved professional accountancy body recognised by the International Federation of Accountants, and
(ii) is fit to be admitted as a member;
(d) Fellow Chartered Accountant, that person—
(i) has been a member as an Associate Chartered Accountant for a continuous period of five years, and
(ii) in the opinion of the Council, meets the Continuing Professional Development requirements; or
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