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Regulation
The Government created one regulation for each designated accounting body, and although they are specific to each body's differing educational and governance styles, they are very similar in nature. The Certified General Accountants Regulation to the Regulated Accounting Profession Act (Alberta Regulation 176/2001, as amended up to and including Alberta Regulation 315/2003) was created in consultation with the government, and is specific to our registration process, educational system, ongoing requirements, and protected titles. The Regulation also covers minimal amounts of liability insurance required for public accounting firms, indicates who must register as public accounting firms and shows categories of registrants.
CGA Regulation is available on the Alberta Government's website.
