The Public Registry is the institution's published list of every credentialed Practitioner (ADP), Specialist (ADS), and Fellow (ADF). It is the document a subject consults to verify that a practitioner is in good standing — and the public discipline behind every credential.
The Public Registry opens to subjects and the public on the date of the first Practitioner cohort's certification — Q4 2026. Until then, the institution holds the Registry internally and discloses standing on enquiry.
A profession's credibility depends on the public's ability to verify that a credentialed practitioner is in good standing. The institution's Registry is the discipline behind every claim of certification — and the document we expect regulators, journalists, and prospective subjects to consult.
The Public Registry will surface, per credentialed practitioner, the institution's record of their certification and standing. The data shown below is the published set; further data is held internally.
The practitioner's name and current credentialing — Practitioner (ADP), Specialist (ADS), Fellow (ADF). Multiple credentials are listed where held.
The year the credential was awarded; subsequent renewals are dated. Continuous service is calculated from the year of first award.
Where the practitioner has elected a discipline focus (legal, accounting, dental, real estate, etc.), the focus is published.
Capital city or regional area in which the practitioner works. International practitioners are flagged accordingly.
Active, suspended, or revoked. Suspensions and revocations carry an effective date; the underlying reasons are held internally except where regulator notification has applied.
Years in continuous good standing since first credentialing. Resets on suspension; not affected by short administrative pauses.
Until then, standing is disclosed on enquiry. The Certified page describes the credentialing path.
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