The Local Audit (Professional Qualifications and Major Local Audit) Regulations 2014
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11 The body offering the qualification
(1) The body offering the qualification must have— (a) rules and arrangements adequate to ensure compliance with the requirements of regulations 6 to 10; and (b) adequate arrangements for the effective monitoring of its continued compliance with those requirements. (2) The arrangements must include arrangements for monitoring— (a) the standard of the body's examinations; and (b) the adequacy of the practical training given by the persons approved by it for that purpose.
11 The body offering the qualification
(1) The body offering the qualification must have— (a) rules and arrangements adequate to ensure compliance with the requirements of regulations 6 to 10; and (b) adequate arrangements for the effective monitoring of its continued compliance with those requirements. (2) The arrangements must include arrangements for monitoring— (a) the standard of the body's examinations; and (b) the adequacy of the practical training given by the persons approved by it for that purpose.
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