03 / Governance
Authority requires accountability.
Policy ownership, reviewer controls, decision traces and explicit limits.
Policy
aice-cpd-2026.1
Document updated
7 November 2026
Policy effective date
Awaiting owner confirmation
Publication review
Reviewer appointment pending
Policy ownership
AiCE owns its self-developed independent standard and versioned policy. Named policy owner and publication reviewer: not provided. An independent external governance board or accreditation endorsement is not claimed.
Review and conflicts
Course approval and evidenced-completion awards require authorised reviewers. Reviewers cannot award their own completion. Named QA and reviewed evidence are retained with the decision. A broader published conflict-of-interest register: not provided.
Decisions, corrections and appeals
Existing approval, award and partner-binding decisions have audit trails. Source revocation is reported without silently rewriting historical awards or certificates. Contact the existing support channel to request review; a formal appeal timetable is not provided.
Limits of the authority
AiCE issuance is not professional regulatory endorsement, CME equivalence or universal international acceptance. Learners and receiving organisations must check their own applicable rules. Automated content analysis does not replace clinical judgement.
Sources & method
Based on AiCE's implemented CPD policy, stored-answer grading, reviewer approval controls and partner API v1. These are implementation references, not evidence of external validation.