 In 2012, its first thorough accreditation and evaluation report concluded that 25% (or 107) of 420 (out of 3500) bachelor's, master's and doctorate degree programs offered in Portugal, did not comply with elemental quality and academic integrity standards and should be terminated.Besides the state-run accreditation agency, many professional associations of some of the regulated professions have run their own accreditation systems - they are known as "Ordens" (these include several "Ordens", some much larger, reputed and older than others, like the "Ordem dos Engenheiros"; "Ordem dos Advogados"; "Ordem dos Farmacêuticos"; "Ordem dos Enfermeiros"; "Ordem dos Arquitectos"; "Ordem dos Médicos"; "Ordem dos Biólogos"; "Ordem dos Economistas"; "Ordem dos Revisores Oficiais de Contas"; etc.