Paedophile excluded by ICAEW
A convicted paedophile has been excluded from ICAEW membership, as the institute reveals its latest round of disciplinary hearings and consent orders
A CONVICTED PAEDOPHILE has been excluded from membership of the ICAEW.
The un-named ICAEW member was convicted 11 September 2012 of 14 charges for a number of indecent assaults on a child or male person. He was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment.
The incidents occurred during the 1970s and 1980s, when he was a teaching assistant and qualified teacher.
The institute made several other findings in its June batch of disciplinaries. Andrew Alexander of Frinton-On-Sea was excluded from membership and ordered to pay costs of £1,950 for breaches relating to failing to submit an annual return, failing to hold PI insurance ad failing to respond to the Quality Assurance Department’s requests for information.