This site uses cookies to help make it more useful and reliable.
Our privacy and cookies page explains what they are, which ones we use, and how you can manage or remove them. Don't show this message again.
Understand the importance of integrity and professionalism
Explain why each of the following professional values is important to a book-keeper:
• confidentiality
• security of data
• competency
• duty of care
• integrity
Explain why it is important for a book-keeper to comply with the Code of Ethics of a professional body
Understand that legislation exists relating to the workplace
Explain the importance of maintaining security over computerised and manual information held on individuals or businesses
Identify and describe principles of data protection including:
• adequate, relevant and not excessive
• not kept longer than necessary
• not transferred to countries without adequate data protection laws
Describe the main duties and responsibilities of
employers and employees under heath and safety legislation
Know the fundamental principles of money laundering legislation
Define the term ‘money laundering’
Give examples of offences under the money laundering regulations
Outline the risks for book-keepers associated with the money laundering legislation
Identify internal procedures that businesses can introduce to lessen risks
Outline the requirements to report suspicions of money laundering to the appropriate authorities