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Find out the latest Disciplinary Board announcements regarding breaches of ICE By-laws and the Rules of Professional Conduct.
On Thursday 02 May 2024 the Disciplinary Board considered allegations of improper conduct against Colin Aimers a Member, Membership Number 49109936, of Carlisle, United Kingdom.
The Disciplinary Board found Colin Aimers guilty of breaching By-law 13(1) and (2)(a) and Rule 1 of the rules of Professional Conduct for failing in his duty of care towards a lay client.
Under the powers conferred on it by Disciplinary Regulation 5(2), the Disciplinary Board ordered that Colin Aimers should be severely reprimanded and fulfil the following requirements - that he provide evidence to the Clerk of the Disciplinary Board within six months that he has undertaken appropriate CPD in Scottish Building Warrant application processes.
The Disciplinary Board further ordered that the fact and particulars of the Order against him, and the details of the improper conduct of which he had been found guilty, should be posted in the institution and published.
On Thursday 02 May 2024 the Disciplinary Board considered allegations of improper conduct against Nick Beecham a Member, Membership Number 50235815, of Birmingham, United Kingdom.
The Disciplinary Board found Nick Beecham guilty of breaching By-law 13(1) and (2)(a) and Rule 1 of the rules of Professional Conduct for failing in his duty of care towards a lay client.
Under the powers conferred on it by Disciplinary Regulation 5(2), the Disciplinary Board ordered that Nick Beecham should be admonished.
The Disciplinary Board further ordered that the fact and particulars of the Order against him, and the details of the improper conduct of which he had been found guilty, should be posted in the Institution and published.
On Thursday 18 April 2024 the Disciplinary Board considered allegations of improper conduct against John Lees a Member, Membership Number 44998106, of Cleveland, United Kingdom.
The Disciplinary Board found John Lees guilty of breaching By-law 13(1) and (2)(e) and Rule 1 of the rules of Professional Conduct for using inappropriate language in his correspondence with Mr X.
Under the powers conferred on it by Disciplinary Regulation 5(2), the Disciplinary Board ordered that John Lees should be admonished and fulfil the following requirements - that he update his CPD record expeditiously and in future be mindful and respectful of others and careful and precise in his professional correspondence.
The Disciplinary Board further ordered that the fact and particulars of the Order against him, and the details of the improper conduct of which he had been found guilty, should be posted in the Institution and published.
