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This guide has been developed to assist project proponents seeking accreditation under GGAS and accredited abatement certificate providers to manage their records. To be eligible for accreditation, project proponents must have record keeping arrangements approved by the Scheme Administrator. This guide is intended to provide a general outline of the Scheme Administrator’s requirements with respect to record keeping. (The Scheme Administrator and auditors will assess record keeping with reference to this guide.)
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