The Practising Certificates Committee (PCC) is responsible for considering practising certificate (PC) applications and administering the PC Scheme.
The overall purpose of the PCC is to:
- consider and advise the Regulation Board on matters in relation to practising certificates
- implement agreed measures arising from any review of the PC Scheme
- administer and communicate the PC Scheme according to its objectives
The full responsibilities of the PCC are set out in the terms of reference (PDF, 75 KB).
PCC members include volunteer members from the relevant practice areas relating to the different types of practising certificates. Members of the PCC are set out below organised by the panel(s) that they represent.
The membership of the PCC has been disclosed for information and transparency purposes only. For any PC queries, members should contact the Secretary of the PCC at practising.certs@actuaries.org.uk. We ask members to please not approach individual members of the PCC. This is important for the impartiality of the PCC and to maintain our Conflicts of Interest Policy.
The PCC meets twice per year. The agenda and minutes from previous meetings can be found below. Minutes are redacted as and when the PCC considers it appropriate to do so.
The PCC produces a report to members annually and PC applicants are encouraged to read the reports before submitting an application.
