Charter, bye-laws, regulations and code of ethics
Chartered Accountants Ireland was established by Royal Charter as the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland in 1888. The Charter was subsequently amended by Acts of Parliament in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The Council of the Institute is responsible for making recommendations to members for changes to the bye-laws. Council may make regulations for the government of the Institute, members, affiliates, students, member firms, regulated non-members, regulated non-member firms or otherwise. The regulations must further the objectives of Council and may include regulations relating to discipline, regulation, training, education and examination.
Bye-laws and associated regulations
Regulations relating to Professional Standards
Regulations relating to education
The Code of Ethics
The Code of Ethics and the Code of Ethics Insolvency Practitioners is available at the Ethics Resource Centre.
Archive
Previous versions of Bye-Laws and Regulations can be read on the archive page.