No.1 PUBLIC Accm.rNL\!'iTS A~D AcmroRs A:.rEf'D~'!ENT addition to, and not inconstant with, those provided for in this Act; (c) the particular competencies, qualifications, rights and privileges of persons registered as general accountants, tax accountants, public accountants or public auditors, in a manner not inconsistent with the statutory definitions of each of those classes of the accountancy profession; (d) the criteria upon which the Board will recognise or withdraw recognition from educational qualifications or training programmes offered or be offered in connection with the accountancy profession at any educational institutions or hy any principal or associate constituent body or by any other body purporting to represent the accountancy profession; (e) anything that may promote the integrity of the accountancy profession and the protection of consumers of services offered by accountancy professionals, including(i) the conduct of audit quality monitoring, practice reviews and inspections by or on behalf of the Board; (ii) the monitoring of compliance with applicable standards prescribed under paragraph (a); (f) the recognition for certain purposes of any body purporting to represent the accountancy profession that is not a principal or associate constituent body; (g) the criteria for the recognition of any body refened to in paragraph (f), and the opening and maintenance of a register for the purpose of registering any such body, and the charging of a registration fee for that purpose; (h) the obligation for a firm, partnership or other entity referred to in subsection 19(2)(e) to be registered, the conditions for such registration, and the particulars to be entered in the register referred to in subsection 19(2)(e); (i) the obligation, with effect from a prescribed date, for every non-independent accountancy professional to be registered with the Board (whether through one of the Registers or in a special register to be created by the Board for this purpose) as a condition for rendering any auditing, public accountancy, general accountancy or taxation accountancy service as a non-independent accountancy professional, and(i) to be subject, tu the prescribed <:xtcnt, to the same professional standards and disciplinary rcgin1c as are prescribed by or under this Act for accountancy professionals who arc required to have a practising certificate under Part fV: Provided that the Board shall not require a non-independent accountancy professional to obtain a practising certificate or any other certification, licence or registration besides registration with the Board; (ii) to be registered for an indefinite period or at prescribed intervals of not less than twelve months, with or without the payment of a prescribed fcc: 14 2015