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Members Category
 At present there are three categories of CAPA membership: ordinary membership, associate membership and affiliate membership. The Executive Committee (Excom) is given the authority to admit organisations into CAPA.

Ordinary Membership is given to accountancy organisations recognised either by law governing the accountancy profession and/or by general consensus in the jurisdiction of organisation as being a substantial national organisation of good standing within the accountancy profession representing, alone or in combination, accountants in commerce and industry, in education, in government, or in public practice. This member is entitled to attend and vote at the general meeting through its duly authorized representative.

Associate Membership is given to organisations which have an interest in the accounting profession and in financial matters, although such organisations may not have been set up at a professional level or, where such organisations, although set up at a professional level, are located outside the CAPA region. This member is entitled to attend the general meeting through its duly authorized representative, but are not entitled to vote thereat or to be counted in the quorum.

Affiliate Membership is given to professional bodies or organisations within and outside the CAPA region and of good standing, enjoying visibility on an international scale and interested in CAPA, its programmes and activities. This member is entitled to attend the general meeting through its duly authorized representative, but are not entitled to vote thereat or to be counted in the quorum.

A CAPA member organisation must be a sponsor for the organisation applying to be a full or associate member of CAPA. You may contact the CAPA members directly for sponsorship.

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Composed: 21/November/2006 | Modified: 21/November/2006
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