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Council

The governing body of the Institute is the Council which comprises eleven (11) members: seven (7) members elected by full members of ICPAU; one (1) member appointed by the Minister for Finance from a recognised profession or regulatory body established by an Act of Parliament; and three (3) ex-officio members, the Accountant General, the Auditor General and the Officer responsible for higher education in the Ministry of Education.

The governing body of the Institute is the Council which comprises eleven (11) members: seven (7) members elected by full members of ICPAU; one (1) member appointed by the Minister for Finance from a recognised profession or regulatory body established by an Act of Parliament; and three (3) ex-officio members, the Accountant General, the Auditor General and the Officer responsible for higher education in the Ministry of Education.

Five of the seven elected members must be in public practice and at least three (3) of the elected members must be women.

The seven elected members are elected by members of the Institute in good standing at an Annual General Meeting and serve for a period of two years. They are eligible for re-election for a further term of two years only.

The Council in turn elects a President and Vice President from among the elected members at its first meeting.

The Secretary of the Institute is the Secretary of Council and the Chief Executive Officer.

Timothy Musoke Ssejjoba

Representative of the Officer Responsible for Higher Education, Ministry of Education and Sports

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