NASBA Releases Proposed Changes to CPE Standards
released
exposure draft
Statement on Standards for Continuing Professional Education
approved
Model Rules
the Board.
New York's regulations don't focus on who specifically can be a sponsor, but, rather, on how someone becomes a sponsor. Persons or organizations wanting to offer a recognized CPE program needs to register with the state, and submit evidence the sponsor has the will and ability to maintain the programs, such as making sure they're qualified to give the program and that their materials are technically accurate.
The NASBA is accepting comments on the exposure draft until April 17, 2017. Feedback should be directed to Louise Haberman at lhaberman@nasba.org.
New York's regulations don't focus on who specifically can be a sponsor, but, rather, on how someone becomes a sponsor. Persons or organizations wanting to offer a recognized CPE program needs to register with the state, and submit evidence the sponsor has the will and ability to maintain the programs, such as making sure they're qualified to give the program and that their materials are technically accurate.
The NASBA is accepting comments on the exposure draft until April 17, 2017. Feedback should be directed to Louise Haberman at lhaberman@nasba.org.