I've been looking at some of my institute's disciplinary proceedings. They are generally related to the work chartered accountants have done (or should have done) but not always.
So someone convicted of any criminal offence can expect to be fined or excluded from the institute. For instance someone found guilty of driving a vehicle after consuming alcohol over the prescribed limit was fined by the institute over ÂĢ1k.
Doesn't have to be a criminal offence, can be anything which can be regarded as not acceptable behaviour by a member. For instance, someone who used offensive language without cause at a client was fined after the client made a complaint to the institute - fine plus costs ÂĢ9k.