Submitted by James Ford on Thu, 2024-01-25 09:01

Any acknowledgement of a mistake by an adviser to a body (licensee or ASIC) that has the ability to admonish or discipline the adviser understandably causes a degree of anxiety. The writer has clearly shown that errors need to be reported in a manner that they are seen as for statistical purposes only, not as a "breach".

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