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Members could, and often did, hold several titles simultaneously.
Those who applied for membership of the [[school]] were interviewed by a committee called the ''[[school|cardo]]'' (a word meaning a hinge on which a door turns) before being admitted as an [[school|M.E.]]
Only the [[school|A.M.E.]] and the [[school|A.E.]] were recognised as [[analyst]]s by the [[school]], although other members were not forbidden to conduct [[treatment|analyses]], and could award themselves the title of [[school|A.P.]] to indicate that they were [[treatment|practising]] [[analysts]].
The title of [[school|A.E.]], was awarded on the basis of a very different procedure, which [[Lacan]] called the [[pass]].
=====Pass=====
The [[pass]] was instituted by [[Lacan]] in 1967 as a means of verifying the [[end of analysis]], and constitutes the most original feature of the [[EFP]].
