The ‘fit and proper person’ requirement is a common feature of many professional accreditation systems.
The ‘fit and proper person’ requirement is one of the several qualifying or ‘suitability’ conditions (typically along with a bachelor degree, professional training and the professional exam) that aspiring candidates may be required to pass in order to enter the profession. This entrance requirement aims to promote high ethical standards and enhance the profession’s reputation for trustworthiness. This title will consider: