The member has a duty to understand and abide by all principles of professional conduct. These are prescribed in the Code of Conduct. The member shall not directly or indirectly condone any act that the member is prohibited from performing by the principles of this Code of Conduct. The member shall place the needs and best interest of the client above the needs and interests of the member, employees and/or business associates in all cases, and member’s shall not allow the pursuit of financial gain or other personal benefit to interfere with the exercise of sound professional judgment and skill. Tenet 2 Members should be diligent in the performance of their occupational duties. The member shall competently and consistently discharge his or her occupational duties to every employer, client, purchaser, or user of the member's services, so long as those duties are consistent with what is in the best interest. client’s In the making of oral or written recommendations to clients, the member shall (a) distinguish clearly between fact and opinion, (b) base the recommendations on sound professional evaluation of the needs, and (c) support the recommendations with client’s appropriate research and adequate documentation of facts. In the rendering of a professional service to a client, the member has the duty to maintain the type and degree of professional independence that (a) is required of practitioners in the occupation, or (b) is otherwise in the public interest, given the specific member’s nature of the service being rendered. Tenet 3 The member shall not disclose to another person any confidential information entrusted to or obtained by the member in the course of the business or professional member’s activities, unless a disclosure of such information is required by law, or is made to a person who necessarily must have the information in order to discharge legitimate occupational or professional duties. Tenet 4 Members should seek continually to maintain and improve their professional knowledge, skill and competence. The member shall keep informed on all matters that are essential to the maintenance of the professional competence in the area in which he/she specializes and /or member’s claims expertise.
The member has a duty to understand and abide by all principles of professional conduct. These are prescribed in the Code of Conduct. The member shall not directly or indirectly condone any act that the member is prohibited from performing by the principles of this Code of Conduct. The member shall place the needs and best interest of the client above the needs and interests of the member, member’s employees and/or business associates in all cases, and shall not allow the pursuit of financial gain or other personal benefit to interfere with the exercise of sound professional judgment and skill. Tenet 2 Members should be diligent in the performance of their occupational duties. The member shall competently and consistently discharge his or her occupational duties to every employer, client, purchaser, or user of the member's services, so long as those duties are consistent with what is in the client’s best interest. In the making of oral or written recommendations to clients, the member shall (a) distinguish clearly between fact and opinion, (b) base the recommendations on sound professional evaluation of the client’s needs, and (c) support the recommendations with appropriate research and adequate documentation of facts. In the rendering of a professional service to a client, the member has the duty to maintain the type and degree of professional independence that (a) is required of practitioners in the member’s occupation, or (b) is otherwise in the public interest, given the specific nature of the service being rendered. Tenet 3 The member shall not disclose to another person any confidential information entrusted to or obtained by the member in the course of the member’s business or professional activities, unless a disclosure of such information is required by law, or is made to a person who necessarily must have the information in order to discharge legitimate occupational or professional duties. Tenet 4 Members should seek continually to maintain and improve their professional knowledge, skill and competence. The member shall keep informed on all matters that are essential to the maintenance of the member’s professional competence in the area in which he/she specializes and /or claims expertise.
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