adverse finding definition

adverse finding means a finding that a disciplinary or impairment matter exists.
adverse finding means a finding by an Enquiry Committee that a prescribed accountancy body has failed to comply with its approved investigation and disciplinary procedures;
adverse finding means a finding by an Enquiry Committee that a prescribed accountancy body has failed to comply with its approved investigation and disciplinary procedures or that a recognised accountancy body has failed to comply with the applicable provisions in performing a Part 27 function, as appropriate;

More Definitions of adverse finding

adverse finding means a finding by an Enquiry Committee that a prescribed accountancy body has failed to comply with its approved investigation and dis- ciplinary procedures;
adverse finding means a finding by an Investigation Committee that a specified person has committed a relevant contravention;
adverse finding means an administrative determination made by the department, after investigation of a complaint, that the level of abuse, neglect or misappropriation of property was of low to moderate severity. Low to moderate severity shall be determined by criteria set out in department rules. Criteria shall include but not be limited to conduct that poses no a threat of harm to future consumers. Adverse findings are not listed as notations on the registry. The person with an adverse finding is not prohibited from employment as a UAP.
adverse finding has the meaning set forth in Section 4.1(c).