| Comment | I think you're reading too much into it. It's just a list of professions with accreditation - i.e. independently verifiable. The only implication round being 'trustworthy' is that someone using their accreditation to falsely witness an application would lose that accreditation if found to have done so, under the terms by which they've been granted it.
i.e. you're presumed not to want to risk your career as a police officer to falsely represent someone's application, where unaccredited professionals wouldn't have that risk.
The UK list adds plenty of other valid accreditations, but that's all it is. |
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