S.L. 622.2 Art. 5Ulterior duties of the Board.

The Warranting Board shall, when requested by the designated authority of a Member State:

(i) issue certificates in connection with acquired rights, in terms of Annex VI, that a Maltese national was authorised not later than May 2004 to use the title of Perit and was engaged in the practice of architecture for at least three (3) years during the five (5) years preceding the issuance of the certificates;

(ii) provide confirmation of authenticity of attestation and evidence of formal qualifications that fulfils, for the purpose of the respective profession, the minimum training requirements, including when professional training in terms of articles 5 and 6 of the Act was undertaken in part in another Member State;

(iii) exchange information regarding any disciplinary action, or criminal convictions, or serious specific circumstances likely to have consequences on the practice of the profession;

(iv) advise whether any warrant holder seeking to establish himself, or to offer a professional service, in a Member State, is not suspended or prohibited from the pursuit of the profession as a result of serious professional misconduct or the conviction of criminal offences related to the exercise of professional activities.