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Re: The Information Interchange Profession
- From: Ihe Onwuka <ihe.onwuka@gmail.com>
- To: Steve Newcomb <srn@coolheads.com>
- Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2013 15:29:22 +0000
You are right to question. Even the BCS acknowledge the legitimacy of questioning whether they
should play a regulatory role comparable to what obtains in other professions. See the commentary in question A1 below.
However, in the UK Family Lawyers by virtue of the nature of their specialism have some practices and regulations (or rather lack thereof) that are quite distinct from the rest of the legal profession. For example they have to deal with abductions and authorise forensic investigations into personal affairs that would never pass muster in an alternative tribunal. Yet it hasn't amounted to a justification why their numbers should not be bound by the regulation of the Bar Council (or the equivalent body for soliticors). Because I kind of read that as an analogy of what you are suggesting.
If some elements of the document are objectionable, is the thing to do to reject it in its entirety?. The BCS did not draw up that charter from scratch, some of what is there derogates from their being part of the Engineering Council. I could not be so sure t there is nothing of merit for the domain you propose rather I would suggest that what is there can be adapted and is better than starting from zero.
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