Provisional accreditation 'screens out bad eggs' and does not subvert standards, says Dalriada

James Phillips
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Provisional accreditation of professional trustees is necessary to ensure the speedy removal of “unscrupulous individuals”, Dalriada Trustees has said in defence of the process.

Amid the ongoing Covid-19 crisis and its inhibiting factors on normal activities, granting preliminary accreditation "satisfies demand from trustees" who cannot gain full accreditation due to the i...

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