Architects' registration - Revision history

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	* A criminal offence relevant to the fitness of the person to practise as an architect.		* A criminal offence relevant to the fitness of the person to practise as an architect.

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	* Architect.		* Architect.
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	= Architect's Registration Act 1931 and amending Acts of 1938 =		= Architect's Registration Act 1931 and amending Acts of 1938 =
−	*Provided for the setting up of a register of architects protecting the use of the title 'architect'	+
−	*It does not prevent others from carrying on the practice of architecture.	+	* Provided for the setting up of a register of architects protecting the use of the title 'architect'
−	*Provides for the maintenance of proper standards of professional conduct.	+	* It does not prevent others from carrying on the practice of architecture.
−	*Provides for limited financial assistance for some students.	+	* Provides for the maintenance of proper standards of professional conduct.
−	*Funded by an annual fee paid by those on the register	+	* Provides for limited financial assistance for some students.
		+	* Funded by an annual fee paid by those on the register

	= Architects Act 1997 repealed the Architect's Registration Act 1931 and 1938 =		= Architects Act 1997 repealed the Architect's Registration Act 1931 and 1938 =
−	*Replaced the large organisation, the Architect's Registration Council with the smaller Architect's Registration Board, consisting of seven members elected by persons on the register and eight persons appointed by the Privy Council in consultation with the Secretary of State.	+
−	*The Act makes registered people ineligible from being appointed persons, therefore there must always be a lay majority on the board.	+	* Replaced the large organisation, the Architect's Registration Council with the smaller Architect's Registration Board, consisting of seven members elected by persons on the register and eight persons appointed by the Privy Council in consultation with the Secretary of State.
−	*The Act makes provision for a Statutory Professional Conduct Committee which is responsible for disciplinary matters	+	* The Act makes registered people ineligible from being appointed persons, therefore there must always be a lay majority on the board.
		+	* The Act makes provision for a Statutory Professional Conduct Committee which is responsible for disciplinary matters

	= Eligibility for registration =		= Eligibility for registration =
−	*Persons are eligible for registration if they hold such qualifications and have gained such experience as the Board may prescribe or if they have an equivalent standard of competence.	+
−	*The joint ARB / RIBA validation arrangements operate, and admission to the register follows the well-established procedures of certified success in recognised examinations at parts 1, 2 and 3.	+	* Persons are eligible for registration if they hold such qualifications and have gained such experience as the Board may prescribe or if they have an equivalent standard of competence.
−	*As courses in architecture increasingly adopt modular structures and the subjects of study become more diversified it is likely that the board's involvement in validation will increase to enable it to maintain its statutory obligations as the profession evolves and changes.	+	* The joint ARB / RIBA validation arrangements operate, and admission to the register follows the well-established procedures of certified success in recognised examinations at parts 1, 2 and 3.
−	*An application fee and an annual retention fee is payable for registration.	+	* As courses in architecture increasingly adopt modular structures and the subjects of study become more diversified it is likely that the board's involvement in validation will increase to enable it to maintain its statutory obligations as the profession evolves and changes.
−	*It is an offence to become registered or attempt to become registered by making false or fraudulent representations or declarations.	+	* An application fee and an annual retention fee is payable for registration.
−	*It is also an offence for an unregistered person to practise or carry on a business under the title containing the word 'architect'.	+	* It is an offence to become registered or attempt to become registered by making false or fraudulent representations or declarations.
		+	* It is also an offence for an unregistered person to practise or carry on a business under the title containing the word 'architect'.

	= Removal from register =		= Removal from register =

	A person's name can be removed from the register permanently or for up to a period of two years if:		A person's name can be removed from the register permanently or for up to a period of two years if:
−	*The Professional conduct Committee makes a disciplinary order, or if	+
−	*The person fails to notify the registrar of a change of address, or if	+	* The Professional conduct Committee makes a disciplinary order, or if
−	*The person fails to pay the annual retention fee.	+	* The person fails to notify the registrar of a change of address, or if
		+	* The person fails to pay the annual retention fee.

	Disciplinary orders may be made in the event of a registered person being found guilty of:		Disciplinary orders may be made in the event of a registered person being found guilty of:
−	*Unacceptable professional conduct (in relation to the Code of Professional Conduct and Practice), or	+
−	*Serious incompetence, or	+	* Unacceptable professional conduct (in relation to the Code of Professional Conduct and Practice), or
−	*A criminal offence relevant to the fitness of the person to practise as an architect.	+	* Serious incompetence, or
		+	* A criminal offence relevant to the fitness of the person to practise as an architect.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Architect.~~<br/>~~	+
−	*Architectural styles.	+	* Architect.
−	*Architecture.	+	* Architectural styles.
−	*Architect's fees.	+	* Architecture.
−	*Architectural training.	+	* Architect's fees.
−	*Concept architectural design.	+	* Architectural training.
−	*Professional indemnity insurance.	+	* Concept architectural design.
−	*RIBA.	+	* Professional indemnity insurance.
−	*The architectural profession.	+	* RIBA.
		+	* The architectural profession.

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	= ARCHITECTS' REGISTRATION =		= ARCHITECTS' REGISTRATION =

	== Architect's Registration Act 1931 and amending Acts of 1938 ==		== Architect's Registration Act 1931 and amending Acts of 1938 ==
−	*Provided for the setting up of a register of architects to protecting the use of the title 'architect'	+	*Provided for the setting up of a register of architects protecting the use of the title 'architect'
−	*~~But~~ does not prevent others from carrying on the practice of architecture	+	*It does not prevent others from carrying on the practice of architecture.
−	*Provides for the maintenance of proper standards of professional conduct	+	*Provides for the maintenance of proper standards of professional conduct.
−	*Provides for limited financial assistance for some students	+	*Provides for limited financial assistance for some students.
−	*Funded by an annual fee of those on the register	+	*Funded by an annual fee paid by those on the register

	== Architects Act 1997 repealed the Architect's Registration Act 1931 and 1938 ==		== Architects Act 1997 repealed the Architect's Registration Act 1931 and 1938 ==
−	*Replaced the large ~~former~~ Architect's Registration Council with the ~~small~~ Architect's Registration Board, consisting of seven members elected by persons on the register and eight persons appointed by the Privy Council in consultation with the Secretary of State	+	*Replaced the large organisation, the Architect's Registration Council with the smaller Architect's Registration Board, consisting of seven members elected by persons on the register and eight persons appointed by the Privy Council in consultation with the Secretary of State.
−	*The Act makes registered people ineligible from being appointed persons, therefore there must always be a lay majority on the board	+	*The Act makes registered people ineligible from being appointed persons, therefore there must always be a lay majority on the board.
	*The Act makes provision for a Statutory Professional Conduct Committee which is responsible for disciplinary matters		*The Act makes provision for a Statutory Professional Conduct Committee which is responsible for disciplinary matters

	== Eligibility for registration ==		== Eligibility for registration ==
−	*Persons are eligible for registration if they hold such qualifications and have gained such experience as the Board may prescribe or if they have an equivalent standard of competence	+	*Persons are eligible for registration if they hold such qualifications and have gained such experience as the Board may prescribe or if they have an equivalent standard of competence.
−	*The ~~existing Joint ARCUK~~/RIBA ~~Validation~~ arrangements ~~continue to~~ operate and admission to the register follows the well-established procedures of certified success in recognised examinations at ~~levels~~ 1, 2 and 3	+	*The joint ARB / RIBA validation arrangements operate, and admission to the register follows the well-established procedures of certified success in recognised examinations at parts 1, 2 and 3.
−	*As courses in architecture increasingly adopt modular structures and the subjects of study become more diversified it is likely that the board's involvement in validation will increase ~~in order~~ to enable it to ~~meet~~ its statutory obligations as the profession evolves and changes	+	*As courses in architecture increasingly adopt modular structures and the subjects of study become more diversified it is likely that the board's involvement in validation will increase to enable it to maintain its statutory obligations as the profession evolves and changes.
−	*An application fee and an annual retention fee is payable for registration	+	*An application fee and an annual retention fee is payable for registration.
−	*It is an offence to become registered or attempt to become registered by making false or fraudulent representations or declarations	+	*It is an offence to become registered or attempt to become registered by making false or fraudulent representations or declarations.
−	*It is also an offence for an unregistered person to practise or carry on a business under the title containing the word 'architect'	+	*It is also an offence for an unregistered person to practise or carry on a business under the title containing the word 'architect'.

	== Removal from register ==		== Removal from register ==

−	A person's name can be removed from the register permanently or up to a period of two years if:	+	A person's name can be removed from the register permanently or for up to a period of two years if:
−	*~~the~~ Professional conduct Committee makes a disciplinary order, or if	+	*The Professional conduct Committee makes a disciplinary order, or if
−	*~~the~~ person fails to notify the registrar of a change of address, or if	+	*The person fails to notify the registrar of a change of address, or if
−	*~~the~~ person fails to pay the annual retention fee	+	*The person fails to pay the annual retention fee.

−	Disciplinary ~~Orders~~ may be made in the event of a registered person being found guilty of:	+	Disciplinary orders may be made in the event of a registered person being found guilty of:
	*Unacceptable professional conduct (in relation to the Code of Professional Conduct and Practice), or		*Unacceptable professional conduct (in relation to the Code of Professional Conduct and Practice), or
	*Serious incompetence, or		*Serious incompetence, or
−	*A criminal offence relevant to the fitness of the person to practise as an architect	+	*A criminal offence relevant to the fitness of the person to practise as an architect.
		+
		+	= Find out more =
		+
		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+	*Architect.<br/>
		+	*Architectural styles.
		+	*Architecture.
		+	*Architect's fees.
		+	*Architectural training.
		+	*Concept architectural design.
		+	*Professional indemnity insurance.
		+	*RIBA.
		+	*The architectural profession.

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= ARCHITECTS' REGISTRATION =

== Architect's Registration Act 1931 and amending Acts of 1938 ==
*Provided for the setting up of a register of architects to protecting the use of the title 'architect'
*But does not prevent others from carrying on the practice of architecture
*Provides for the maintenance of proper standards of professional conduct
*Provides for limited financial assistance for some students
*Funded by an annual fee of those on the register

== Architects Act 1997 repealed the Architect's Registration Act 1931 and 1938 ==
*Replaced the large former Architect's Registration Council with the small Architect's Registration Board, consisting of seven members elected by persons on the register and eight persons appointed by the Privy Council in consultation with the Secretary of State
*The Act makes registered people ineligible from being appointed persons, therefore there must always be a lay majority on the board
*The Act makes provision for a Statutory Professional Conduct Committee which is responsible for disciplinary matters

== Eligibility for registration ==
*Persons are eligible for registration if they hold such qualifications and have gained such experience as the Board may prescribe or if they have an equivalent standard of competence
*The existing Joint ARCUK/RIBA Validation arrangements continue to operate and admission to the register follows the well-established procedures of certified success in recognised examinations at levels 1, 2 and 3
*As courses in architecture increasingly adopt modular structures and the subjects of study become more diversified it is likely that the board's involvement in validation will increase in order to enable it to meet its statutory obligations as the profession evolves and changes
*An application fee and an annual retention fee is payable for registration
*It is an offence to become registered or attempt to become registered by making false or fraudulent representations or declarations
*It is also an offence for an unregistered person to practise or carry on a business under the title containing the word 'architect'

== Removal from register ==

A person's name can be removed from the register permanently or up to a period of two years if:
*the Professional conduct Committee makes a disciplinary order, or if
*the person fails to notify the registrar of a change of address, or if
*the person fails to pay the annual retention fee

Disciplinary Orders may be made in the event of a registered person being found guilty of:
*Unacceptable professional conduct (in relation to the Code of Professional Conduct and Practice), or
*Serious incompetence, or
*A criminal offence relevant to the fitness of the person to practise as an architect

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