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Is it a practice that you have asked to certify, or just a sole accountant? Not sure about ACCA, but with an ACA accountant, you can be struck of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Register by practicing without proper qualifications. If you are particularly upset, you should be able to report the accountant to the ACCA body.
As the OP is not a limited company and does not require certified accounts then I would think no rule breach has taken place. Indeed, they may have just thought they had to supplied certified copies of the accounts rather than certified accounts.
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