Publication Scheme

Introduction

What is the scheme?

The publication scheme is a complete guide to the information routinely published by the Architects Registration Board. It is not a list of the actual publications, since this will change as other things are published, but is a description of the classes or types of information published. The classes of information are described below. A full list of publications currently available under each heading is attached.

How much do publications cost?

The publications are all free, except the Statutory Register.

How are they published?

With a few exceptions they can be viewed on our website. Alternatively you can contact us for a hard copy of the information.

Feedback

We have published this scheme pursuant to section 19 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. The purpose of the Act is to promote greater openness by public authorities (i.e. government and other public sector organisations). It is important therefore that the scheme meets your needs. We welcome suggestions for additional classes of information that could be included. Any questions, comments or complaints about this scheme should be sent in writing to the Head of Registration at the address given at the head of this document.

What we publish

Information published by the Architects Registration Board is divided into classes. Classes refer to the type of information that is published rather than individual publications. Each class of information is referred to by a number and a description.

1. Policy Development
2. Corporate Information
3. Financial Information
4. Personnel information
5. Regulation Information
6. Education Information
7. Registration of Architects

Publication Scheme – frequently asked questions