Transportation (Arranging of -);Transportation and delivery of goods;Transportation by air of passengers;Transportation by ambulance;Transportation by bus;Transportation by courier;Transportation by road;Transportation check-in services;Transportation information;Transportation logistics;Transportation of animals;Transportation of baggage;Transportation of books;Transportation of cargo;Transportation of cargo by land vehicle;Transportation of clothing;Transportation of flowers;Transportation of food;Transportation of freight;Transportation of freight by air;Transportation of freight by land;Transportation of freight by road;Transportation of fruit;Transportation of furniture;Transportation of furniture of others by trucks;Transportation of goods;Transportation of goods by road.

(1) Printed and electronic publications, namely, books, booklets, brochures, pamphlets, newsletters and magazines all in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management, and on topics of national and international importance, and government affairs and policies that relate to the practice of professionals in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management. (2) Course and education materials, namely, computer software used for online course delivery, DVDs and CD ROMS used for educational purposes and containing course content in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management; data bases, data repositories, data management, communications management, website development, and electronic publishing all in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management; pre-recorded videotapes, audio tapes, CDs and DVDs, instructors' manuals, student workbooks, books, text books, handbooks, course binders, study guides, teaching guides, lesson plans, lesson notes, reading assignments, exams, assignments, assignment solutions, model financial statements, case studies and solutions, and course presentation materials, namely, prepared slides, diagrams and charts all in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management. (3) Clothing, namely, hats, caps, jackets, sweat shirts, coats, vests, sweaters; fleece wear, namely, sweat shirts, jackets and vests; shirts, t-shirts, shorts, blouses, tank tops, scarves, belts, ties and kerchiefs. (4) Merchandise, namely, jewellery, watches, clocks, barometers, thermometers and binoculars; desk, office and stationery products, namely, pens, pencils, highlighters, markers, card holders, picture frames, paper weights, pencil holders, pen holders, pen sets, pencil sets, calendars, mouse pads, photographs, fine art prints, posters, book marks, plaques, book ends, letter openers, business card holders, magnets, calculators, personal organizers, journals, rulers, note pads, note cards, greeting cards, writing paper, notes with adhesive backing, note dispensers, pad holders and desk accessories, namely, desk sets, desk organizers, gift boxes and gift bags; luggage, travel bags, duffel bags, tote bags, knapsacks, back packs, cooler bags, lunch bags, garment bags, toiletry bags, bottle bags, attaché cases, brief cases, computer cases, portfolios, folios and luggage tags; wallets, money clips, billfolds, purses, key chains, key fobs, key tags, key rings, badge holders and badges; blank compact disks and compact disk holders, blank digital video disks and digital video disk holders; outdoor and recreational accessories, namely, sports towels, thermal insulated containers for food or beverages, umbrellas, sports drinking bottles sold empty, pocket knives and flash lights; communications equipment and accessories, namely, cellular phone carrying cases; housewares and accessories, namely, blankets, flasks sold empty, bottle openers, bar accessories, namely, corkscrews and martini shakers; canisters, jars, mugs, thermal mugs, drinking cups, crystal and glassware, namely, wine glasses, alcohol decanters, drinking glasses, vases and drink pitchers; beverage coasters, towels, table linens and candle holders; sculptures and ornaments made of one or more of glass, marble, porcelain, wood, plastic, plaster, china, crystal and terra cotta; furniture, namely, lamps, trophies and awards; food products, namely, candy, chocolate, dried fruit and nuts; food baskets containing one or more of candy, chocolate, dried fruit and nuts. .

(1) Operation and management of an association representing certified general accountants and accounting professionals. (2) Promotion of the interchange of knowledge through website creation, development and hosting all in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management. (3) Development and maintenance of a program of professional studies and examinations leading to a certification as a certified general accountant. (4) Development and maintenance of experience evaluation services and methods pertaining to accreditation in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management. (5) Education and continuing educational services, namely, lectures, courses, programs, presentations, tutorials, conferences, seminars, classes, forums, workshops, distance learning programs, examinations, work experience programs in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management; distribution, development and dissemination of materials relating to educational and professional development, educational testing services, and conferring certifications, designations, credentials, incentives, awards and scholarships to individuals and organizations to recognize and demonstrate proficiency and excellence in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management. (6) Advancement of the profession of certified general accountancy, namely, providing professional accounting services, and resource and referral services with respect to the areas of expertise of certified general accountants who are members of the registrant association. (7) Dissemination of research findings and recommendations in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management, to develop the body of knowledge associated with the profession of accountancy and for the purpose of setting standards and best practices for persons practicing as certified general accountants, through the organization of conferences, seminars, distribution of printed matter, online presentations and operation of websites. (8) Administration and regulation, namely, the establishment and provision of governance, discipline, professional conduct, monitoring and enforcement standards and services for practitioners in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management; establishing, maintaining and operating disciplinary proceedings related to breaches of the code of conduct by practitioners in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management. (9) Support and promotion of group benefit programs, namely, extended health, dental, disability, life, and critical illness insurance coverage for certified general accountants who are members of the registrant association. (10) Legal and employment services, namely, the advertisement of employment opportunities offered by others, employment matching programs and employment referrals in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management. (11) Services of advocating and promoting public awareness of the profession of accountancy and certified general accountants and the services and practices of accountancy and certified general accountants. (12) Advocating and promoting public policy in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management and communicating the views of the profession to the government to influence policy-making, all for the benefit of the public. (13) Providing consultation and offering advice, assistance and training to associations and organizations to develop best practices, regulation and discipline of professionals in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management; advocacy and promotion of services and the development of best practices of professionals in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management; the liaison and provision of services to associations and organizations representing accounting professionals; creating exchange, recognition and reciprocity programs and agreements and entering international agreements relating to accounting professionals. (14) Providing information and educational services in the fields of accounting, finance, audit and assurance, taxation, business and management via third party social networking websites.

Writing courses and providing training based around disabilities, employment and work based issues; language interpreting services (including sign language).

Disability support services, namely, chaperoning and travel assistance for individuals with disabilities, domestic and personal care, including mentoring, coaching and support services for individuals with disabilities, consultancy and advice for individuals with disabilities, consultancy regarding disabilities for organisations in terms of employing disabled clients.

Meters; measuring apparatus and instruments voltmeters; resistances, electric; revolution counters; temperature indicators; measuring devices, electric oscillographs, logs (measuring instruments) frequency counters; counters, ergometers; time recording apparatus; time switches, automatic; speed indicators; distances measuring apparatus; distance recording apparatus, testing apparatus and instruments not for medical purposes.

Medical testing apparatus and instruments; clinical thermometers; blood pressure meters.

Frames incorporating rails for use in the holding, transportation and storing of articles of clothing, made wholly or principally of common metal; and parts and fittings therefor included in Class 6.

Restaurant management for others;Business management of restaurants;Business advice relating to restaurant franchising;Business management of entertainment venues.

Artistic management of entertainment venues;Organising of recreational events.

Restaurant services.