Form of regulatory public accounting bill

This Form of Regulatory Public Accounting Bill is presented not as a model bill but as a guide to aid state committees on legislation in planning for state bills. The Institute\u27s committee on state legislation believes it desirable that the various state bills shall conform in principle to this Form of Regulatory Public Accounting Bill but calls attention of state committees on legislation to the fact that many of the details are subject to change to meet the conditions which exist in a particular state. Examples of provisions which may be varied in bills for state enactment are: (1) provisions for personnel of a state board and method of appointment, (2) compensation of board members, (3) educational and experience requirements, and (4) provisions for examination fees and for re-examinations. The Institute\u27s committee on state legislation has prepared this bill with the understanding that each state committee will employ legal counsel and that the form of regulatory bill will be examined by such counsel as to conformity with existing state laws. The following are illustrations of provisions of a state law which will require advice of counsel within the state for which the legislation is drafted: (1) provision for requiring aid of a court in compelling attendance of a witness, and (2) provision for handling of board funds.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/aicpa_comm/1062/thumbnail.jp